42 NAVY NEWS, NOVEMBER 2009
WHERE ELSE COULD YOU
UNCOVER A WEAPONS
PROLIFERATION THREAT
AND TALENTS YOU NEVER
KNEW YOU HAD?
INCOMPARABLE CAREERS
“Since I joined SIS, I’ve lived on two different continents, worked on a lengthy operation
investigating the development of biological and nuclear weapons programmes and presented
intelligence reports in Whitehall. Eight years ago, I could never have imagined myself doing any of
those things. Or working for MI6 at all, for that matter. But the training I’ve received has equipped
me to face challenges I never imagined I’d be capable of tackling.”
JACK – OPERATIONAL OFFICER
www.mi6officers.co.uk
You must be a British citizen to apply.
Please do not discuss your application with anyone.
We also regularly recruit for Language Specialists,
Administrators and Technology professionals.
LEAVING THE FULL-TIME
PASS IT ON!
ROYAL NAVY?
WE NEED YOUR EXPERIENCE IN RECRUITING
The Captain of Naval Recruiting is currently seeking
RN and RM WOs, Senior Rates and SNCOs to work
as Careers Advisers in Armed Forces Careers Offices
around the UK.
Enlist on full-time Reserve Service Limited
Commitment employment in a specific location.
Initial three year contract with possible two
year extension.
THEN JOIN THE ROYAL NAVY RESERVES
FTRS rates of pay apply (reviewed annually
AND GET MORE FROM LIFE
and pensionable).
The Royal Navy Reserves can offer a whole range
CA3 from £27,101 rising to CA1 up to £39,840 with of opportunities from travel to gaining new
effect from 1 April 09. qualifications - all while getting paid!
To find out more contact:
T: 08456 07 55 55
OR VISIT ROYALNAVY.MOD.UK/RNR
10945
For more information and advice
on current vacancies please call
Pstn: 01929 403172 mil: 94374 3172
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