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What is an Officer?

An Officer has to be a leader and manager. You must be able to think clearly, handle responsibilities (for yourself and your team) and accept accountability for your actions - often under enormous pressure. To succeed, you need leadership abilities and earn the respect and trust of the soldiers under your command. A high standard of physical fitness is also essential. It's one of the most challenging jobs you could choose.

What is a Non-Commissioned Member?

Being a soldier is about teamwork, duty, integrity, discipline and honour. You are trained as a soldier and then prepared for a military occupation of your choice. Soldiers don't just prepare for war - they help communities, assist other nations in peacekeeping and humanitarian aid. As part of a team, you are guaranteed to find yourself in a range of challenging and demanding situations.

Military Occupations

Combat Arms

Combat arms are unique and focus on using equipment, technology and skills for military tactics. They demand a lot of time in the field, so physical fitness and teamwork are essential. Jobs available to all applicants are:

Combat Support Arms

In this area, your focus is to support combat activities overseas, in field training and on base. All support jobs ensure that the Army has all specialized tools it needs to successfully achieve the mission. These roles will appeal to people who seek efficiency under stressful work environment.

Service Support

A job in this area involves supporting all Army units overseas, in field training and on base. All service jobs ensure that the Army has everything it needs to perform its duties. These roles will also appeal to people who are innovative, methodical and organised.