At a Glance
- Tasks: Lead and inspire recruits while delivering Army Reserve Basic Training.
- Company: Join the Army Reserve in a dynamic role based in Edinburgh.
- Benefits: Flexible working days, travel opportunities, and a chance to develop leadership skills.
- Other info: Enjoy a hybrid working pattern with opportunities for personal growth.
- Why this job: Make a real difference by shaping the future of recruits and enhancing your leadership experience.
- Qualifications: Strong leadership skills and a passion for training others.
The predicted salary is between 30000 - 40000 Β£ per year.
Task requirements
Domestic Considerations, RSDs: The post offers a high attendance level and hybrid working days when appropriate, with the opportunity to work upwards of 88 days per year. Working pattern can involve weekdays and weekends during modular and consolidated courses. Army Reserve post, based in Edinburgh with some travel and some overnight duty required.
Position Role: Platoon Commander ATU (Sc).
Responsibilities:
- Perform the duties of a Platoon Commander delivering Army Reserve Basic Training (BT) Common Military Syllabus (CMS).
- Lead Platoon Permanent Staff and conduct all reporting functions within MS windows.
- Key responsibility is to PLAN, LEAD and SUPERVISE Army Reserve Basic Training.
- Conduct Duties as Range Conducting Officer (RCO).
- Delivery Fieldcraft and Battle Lessons in a Platoon Context as an Exercise Conducting Officer (ECO).
- Fully conversant and compliant with all aspects of Basic training, either leading or supporting its delivery.
- Create Recruits Report Books and support Company Commander on G1/G7 aspects.
- Lead Recruits and inspire individual achievement as per the ARITC code of practice for instructors.
- Undertake any additional tasks as required by the CoC.
- Maintain regular engagement with own cap badge ensuring the individual remains SQEP within CEQ.
- Provide Duty Officer cover over specified periods.
Platoon Commander in Edinburgh employer: Serve
As a Platoon Commander with the Army Reserve in Edinburgh, you will be part of a dynamic and supportive work culture that values leadership and personal development. The role offers flexible working patterns, including hybrid days, and the chance to inspire and develop recruits while enjoying unique experiences through travel and training exercises. With a strong emphasis on teamwork and professional growth, this position provides meaningful opportunities to make a difference in the lives of others while serving your community.