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Travel, adventure, friendship, challenges, knowing you’re doing something really worthwhile – the Royal Naval Reserve offers you more than you’ll find in civilian life. The same goes for the training you’ll receive, which starts the day you join and continues right through your time with us.
I’m a different person these days. Being around my crewmates and taking some real responsibility has given me a boost.
I was pretty timid before joining the Royal Naval Reserve. Now I’m able to make my voice heard, whether I’m at work or with my unit.
Life in the Royal Naval Reserve is as much about mental strength as it is physical. Our training evenings keep us sharp, and we do plenty in our spare time too.
My employer had no problem with my joining the Royal Naval Reserve. It’s made me a better manager through training I’d never get at home.
When I’m deployed on operations I learn what real teamwork is all about. There’s no doubt it’s improved my performance at work.
When we’re preparing for some vital operations, it’s important that we can get our message across quickly and effectively.
Last year I gained my Neurolinguistic Programming Practitioner qualification through the Royal Naval Reserve. It’s a new skill that’s transferable to my civilian career.
I am on the way to gaining my Level 4 Award in Defence Equality and Diversity Management, something I could never achieve in my normal day job.
The Royal Naval Reserve are funding me to do a Chartered Management Institute Level 5 Award in Management, Coaching and Mentoring.
Whatever your ambitions, you’ll be given the training and support that you need.
Through your military training you can gain:
Qualifications are available through:
