Your country needs you

The Armed Force constitutes of British Army, Royal Navy and Royal Air Force. Together they defend the UK, fulfill overseas commitments of the country and assist civilian forces during crisis situations.

Since the armed forces have to be completely self-sufficient, you have a wide range of career options in the armed forces from medicine to music, engineering to catering.

Army people enjoy a classy lifestyle often making trips to different parts of the world.

NAVY
More than 60 different jobs await you in The Royal Navy. You can be a part of navy as a submariner, pilot, engineer or even a medic.

You will handle tasks like leading a frigate safely through choppy seas to repairing parts of a submarine.

The Royal Navy has four main sections – Surface Fleet (ships) Submarines, the Fleet Air Arm (transport) and the Royal Marines (amphibious infantry).The Navy has more than 42,000 people of which around 6,000 are in the Royal Marines.

ROYAL AIR FORCE
Of the 53,000 people in the Royal Air Force only two per cent of those are employed as pilots. Others work in a range of professions like engineers, caterers, doctors, and even administrative officers. People who consider the RAF solely for flying often end up with a career in the force.

Working as aircrew or ground crew, they operate within a career structure for commissioned officers or other ranks.

Perks include free dental and healthcare, a pension scheme, excellent sports facilities and he opportunity to travel worldwide.

Job options for you.
There is a big list to choose from. Here are few options for you to consider.

Administrators
accountants
chaplains
chefs
communications experts
dentists
doctors
engineers
lawyers
musicians
nurses
personnel managers
postmen
shop workers
vets.

Pay varies with the service you are in, your specific job and rank and your seniority. You might get paid an extra allowance if you are based abroad.