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As a ‘friend and adviser to all’, you’ll preach the word, and give spiritual and moral guidance to any person serving in a fighting force.
You’ll oversee the maintenance and operation of a nuclear reactor, leading a team that solves complex problems in often challenging conditions.
You’ll lead a team of skilled engineers to ensure your ship’s efficiency as a state-of-the-art fighting machine.
You’ll lead a team of specialist engineers on one of two types of cutting-edge submarines, on highly classified global missions.
Lead the specialist team who makes sure our cutting-edge aircraft are ready for action, in challenging situations, all over the world.
Whether on board a ship or onshore, you’ll help keep the skies safe and lead the team that ensures safe flow of air traffic.
You’ll master navigation, first aid, emergency handling and survival, and then train for a specialist role on one of the Fleet Air Arm’s three helicopters.
Carve out an aviation career like no other, pushing our cutting-edge aircraft – and yourself – to the limit, all over the world.
You’ll gain all the seamanship and leadership skills you need to provide logistical and operational support to the Royal Navy.
Learn how our ships work, providing the power that keeps them moving. Without you, vital operations would grind to a halt.
Learn all there is to know about the complex electronic and communication systems on board our most advanced ships.
Provide multi-faith spiritual guidance and support that’s as diverse as the people who serve as Reservists.
Lead a dental team in the UK or deployed overseas to maintain the routine and emergency dental care of our personnel and maintain our operational capability.
The Royal Navy will pay your tuition fees and an annual salary for the final 3 years of your Dental School Training. Once qualified, you'll lead a dental team in providing world class dental care to our personnel all around the world.
Lead the team that helps to keep our people safe and healthy wherever they are, all over the world.
Develop specialist skills to lead the teams that make a difference, every day, in a career that’s far from the everyday.
You’ll ensure our operations run efficiently, and that all of our personnel have what they need, when they need it, wherever they are in the world.
It’s your job to make sure your crewmates get fed, paid and equipped, so morale remains high and missions stay on track.
You’ll lead the day-to-day maintenance of our cutting-edge kit. Without you, vital operations couldn’t happen.
You’ll use your extensive medical skills in a wide range of contexts, from an NHS hospital to some of the most challenging environments in the world.
Get paid to study at university, and gain all the skills you need for life as a world-class medical practitioner.
Play an essential role on the frontline of the medical profession, supporting vital naval operations, all over the world.
From the Caribbean to the Antarctic, you’ll lead the way in collecting, processing and analysing vital information.
Use your nursing skills where they’re needed most on global operations all around the world.
First-class care meets challenging conditions, as you play an essential part in safeguarding our people, all over the world.
From fuel to food, you’ll be central to the operations that provide essential supplies to the Royal Navy, all over the world.
You’ll provide the ship’s power that delivers vital logistical and operational support to the Royal Navy, all over the world.
You’ll have overall responsibility for the vital electronics and communication systems that make every operation possible.
Become part of the world’s most elite amphibious force, ready to deploy anytime, anywhere – and who stop at nothing.
Being in Intelligence means that you work with all disciplines within the Royal Navy and other services to deliver Intelligence to Commanders on operations.
You’ll contribute to the success of every mission, and make key strategic decisions on some of the most advanced warships in the world.
In charge of sonar, tactical systems or communications, you’ll lead a team that acts as the eyes, ears and defence capabilities of its vessel.
