There can come a time in your career when you need a new challenge or just a change from the usual routine. By joining the Royal Naval Reserve you can put your skills and knowledge to the best possible use, without giving up the career you love.
Putting your Skills to Good Use
Reasons to Join:
Join the Royal Naval Reserve as a nurse, doctor, chaplain or a current or former Merchant Navy Officer and your skills will flourish. As well as undertaking your usual daily job, you’ll get to work in a completely different environment that may turn out to be even more rewarding.
What You'll do as a Reservist
As an RNR with a specialist skill, you’ll support the Royal Navy in its peacetime, military and humanitarian operations, which involves visiting new places and experiencing things you never would in your day-to-day life.
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Current Jobs
Royal Naval Reserve
There are specific Nationality and Qualification requirements for certain Branches - these should be discussed with the local careers office.
Roles-in-RNR
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Royal Naval Reserve Officer
If you are selected for officer training, you will receive initial training at Britannia Royal Naval College followed by specialist professional training for your Branch.
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Royal Naval Reserve Medical Branch
Opportunities exist for Registered Medical Practitioners (Doctors & Nurses) and those pending attainment of medical qualifications or Registration.
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