At a Glance
- Tasks: Become a military intelligence expert and influence high-level decisions.
- Company: Join the Army and be part of a dynamic team.
- Benefits: Earn while you learn, with training credits towards a degree.
- Other info: Flexible part-time roles available in the Army Reserve.
- Why this job: Make a real impact in global operations and develop valuable skills.
- Qualifications: GCSEs in Maths, English, and three other subjects required.
The predicted salary is between 27282 - 35310 £ per year.
Age Requirements
You can join between the ages of 18 - 36. At the time of your application you will need to be between 17 years & 9 months old and 35 years & 6 months old.
GCSE Grade A-C/9 4 or Scottish National 5 grade A C in Maths, English Language and three other academic subjects, such as History, Geography, Science (double counts as 2 GCSEs), Physics, Biology, Chemistry, English Literature, Business Studies or any language qualification.
- Security Clearance
- CTC (Counter Terrorist Check)
- SC (Security Check) at Phase 1 Training
- DV (Developed Vetting) at Phase 2 Training
Key Responsibilities
- Become an expert in an area of military intelligence
- Specialise throughout your career in areas such as counter intelligence, human intelligence, operational intelligence, signals intelligence, languages and cyber
- Use analysis and assessment to influence high level decision making
- Work in a high security environment and support operations worldwide
- Obtain valuable qualifications, including university degrees, through training credits
- Training Pathway
- Step 1
- Initial military training (3 6 weeks) teaches fieldcraft, weapons handling and basic soldiering. The course is delivered at Pirbright (Surrey) or Winchester (Hampshire).
- Step 2
- 15 week Phase 2 Training at the Joint Intelligence Training Group near Bedford, where you develop analytical and intelligence briefing skills and prepare for deployment.
Successful completion leads to a Junior Command and Leadership course and promotion to Lance Corporal.
Training salary: £27,282. Upon completion as Lance Corporal you earn £35,310 per year. All training counts toward degree level credits in Intelligence and International Relations.
A timeline from application to Phase 2 completion is approximately 3 6 months, though individual circumstances may vary.
- Application Process
- Complete an online application - provide education, work history and motivation.
- Meet with an Army Recruiter to discuss your application, answer questions and outline next steps.
- Undergo medical checks to ensure you are fit for service.
- Attend a 2 day residential Assessment Centre, including fitness tests, cognitive assessments, medical examinations and team exercises.
- Complete background and security checks; timing depends on personal circumstances.
The overall process can take 3 5 months.
Your Future
As an Intelligence Corps operative you will analyse intercepted communications, become a language expert, conduct defensive cyber operations and deliver advanced battle winning communications.
You may also specialise as a Cyber Warfare Specialist or in Electronic Warfare Signals Intelligence (EWSI).
Your work supports critical operations across the globe.
This role is also available in the Army Reserve
Serve part time while maintaining a civilian career. Training occurs on evenings and weekends, with opportunities for overseas deployments and adventure training.
Trainee Intelligence Analyst (No Experience Needed) employer: Royallogisticcorps
Joining the Royal Signals as a Trainee Communications Engineer offers a unique opportunity to be at the cutting edge of military communications while serving your country. With a strong emphasis on professional development, you will receive comprehensive training and support, ensuring you grow both personally and professionally in a dynamic and collaborative environment. Enjoy competitive pay from the outset, alongside the chance to work with advanced technology and make a real impact on national security.
