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You could be making key decisions and leading a specialist team in the Warfare branch. Or keeping your crew mates fit and healthy in the Medical branch. Whether you focus on a hands-on role or a more strategic position, you’ll play a key part in global naval operations. And that means no two days will ever be the same. Far from it. You might be stopping drug traffickers in the Caribbean, or bringing humanitarian relief to refugees in the Mediterranean. Whatever you do, you’ll take part in global operations with world-class kit. You’ll be the source of the strength behind the Naval Service.
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You’ll run an efficient commercial kitchen, and make sure our people have the food they need to get the job done, wherever they are in the world.
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 be in the thick of the action, in charge of the cutting-edge communication systems that are essential to global operations.
You’ll be vital to the ship’s intelligence operation, transforming raw data into indispensable analysis.
You’ll be fast-tracked to working with our most advanced warships, part of the team that makes sure they’re always ready for action.
You’ll maintain the systems that power the ship, finding innovative solutions to complex problems.
You’ll maintain and operate complex communication, detection and weapon systems worth millions of pounds.
You’ll lead the day-to-day maintenance of our cutting-edge kit. Without you, vital operations couldn’t happen.
You’ll find mines using mine-hunting sonar, and deal with them using a remote-controlled disposal vehicle.
You’ll be a key part of the nursing team in an MOD hospital unit, keeping our personnel fit and healthy.
You’ll gain the specialist skills needed to steer the ship, act as lookout and communicate with other ships.
You’ll manage the delivery of vital stores and equipment to Navy personnel all over the world.
You’ll lead a team of skilled engineers to ensure your ship’s efficiency as a state-of-the-art fighting machine.
On board you’ll be responsible for Human Resources (HR), handling legal matters and financial administration.
You’ll be fast-tracked to working with one of our most elite teams, transmitting and receiving crucial messages.
You’ll be fast-tracked to working with our cutting-edge kit, part of the team that guarantees our weapons systems are world-class.
Get paid to study at Aston University to become a qualified Biomedical Scientist and contribute to the medical capability of the Royal Navy.
As a qualified medical professional, you’ll already have many of the skills we need. Becoming a Biomedical Scientist (Reserve) is your opportunity to use them as part of a global effort, protecting the people who keep our nation safe.
Provide multi-faith spiritual guidance and support that’s as diverse as the people who serve as Reservists.
Use your cyber skills to develop truly unique ones in this ground-breaking part of our nation’s defence.
Be part of a world class dental team and experience dental practice incomparable to civilian life caring for patients in the UK and deployed overseas .
Be part of a professional dental practice and travel the world, proving routine and emergency dental care
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.
Learn management and leadership techniques in an environment that’s far removed from any office, and excel in a career that runs alongside your day job.
Lead the team that helps to keep our people safe and healthy wherever they are, all over the world.
Use your existing experience and expertise to make a vital contribution to essential global operations.
Develop specialist skills to lead the teams that make a difference, every day, in a career that’s far from the everyday.
From the Caribbean to the Antarctic, you’ll lead the way in collecting, processing and analysing vital information.
You’ll use advanced equipment to provide information about local tides, currents, sea depth and even the seabed.
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.
Working ashore, on ships and submarines, our Medical Assistants are responsible for routine healthcare provisions and trained to respond to medical emergencies in any environment all over the world.
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.
You’ll provide vital mental health care both at sea, and on Base Ports, from Plymouth to Cyprus.
You’ll work in one of the Royal Navy Departments of Community Mental Health (DCMH).
Naval operations are unique. They bring new challenges, pressures and responsibilities every day. Join our team and you’ll use your expertise to ensure our personnel are mentally fit to tackle them head on.
You’ll identify mines or other explosives and dispose of them, whether they’re in shallow water or out at sea.
You’ll gain the all skills and qualifications you need for a career in nursing.
Provide world-class medical care to safeguard our people in challenging environments, all over the world.
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.
You’ll work in MOD hospital units, at sea within the surgical team, or with the Commando Forward Surgical Group.
You’ll gain all the skills and qualifications you need for a career as an Operating Department Practitioner.
Take your skills as a Pharmacist and apply them to a completely new environment, where you can push yourself, become a leader and go beyond the everyday.
You will be the person responsible for organising and delivering sporting, fitness and adventurous training opportunities,
You’ll provide medical support to Royal Navy and Royal Marines personnel all over the world.
We believe our people deserve the best possible medical care. That’s why we need professional radiographers to join our team, providing treatment when there are casualties and advancing our surgical capabilities.
Maintain the vital service discipline that keeps every Naval mission on track.
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 deliver fused Intelligence products and provide advice on emerging situations and deliver bespoke briefings to senior officers
You’ll contribute to the success of every mission, and make key strategic decisions on some of the most advanced warships in the world.
You’ll detect threats to your ship, identify targets and make crucial tactical decisions.
