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I'm highly considering joining the army after school, I may earn a degree first I may not I'm not sure about that yet. However, I'm unsure which speciality to go into. Dog handling or a gunner ceremonial as I enjoy working with animals but the two are so different as a dog handler is working out in the field while a gunner ceremonial is performing. Does anybody have any experience in either of them and tell me what they're like to work as because i've ready through most information on the two
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(Original post by Anonymous)
I'm highly considering joining the army after school, I may earn a degree first I may not I'm not sure about that yet. However, I'm unsure which speciality to go into. Dog handling or a gunner ceremonial as I enjoy working with animals but the two are so different as a dog handler is working out in the field while a gunner ceremonial is performing. Does anybody have any experience in either of them and tell me what they're like to work as because i've ready through most information on the two
I'm highly considering joining the army after school, I may earn a degree first I may not I'm not sure about that yet. However, I'm unsure which speciality to go into. Dog handling or a gunner ceremonial as I enjoy working with animals but the two are so different as a dog handler is working out in the field while a gunner ceremonial is performing. Does anybody have any experience in either of them and tell me what they're like to work as because i've ready through most information on the two
The gunner will still have an operational role, make sure you look into exactly what it is you're thinking about.
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(Original post by Drewski)
If you're thinking of getting a degree first then both of those roles are going to bore you massively - and the Army will be encouraging you to think of officer roles instead.
The gunner will still have an operational role, make sure you look into exactly what it is you're thinking about.
If you're thinking of getting a degree first then both of those roles are going to bore you massively - and the Army will be encouraging you to think of officer roles instead.
The gunner will still have an operational role, make sure you look into exactly what it is you're thinking about.
As for operational roles for Kings Troop, they are mainly confined to MT, signals and stores jobs.
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(Original post by NFI)
I'm sure the dog handlers and Kings Troop soldiers who hold degrees will disagree.
As for operational roles for Kings Troop, they are mainly confined to MT, signals and stores jobs.
I'm sure the dog handlers and Kings Troop soldiers who hold degrees will disagree.
As for operational roles for Kings Troop, they are mainly confined to MT, signals and stores jobs.
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(Original post by Drewski)
There are exceptions to every rule, sure. But in the vast majority of cases a graduate is not going to find those positions 'worthy' of their degree.
There are exceptions to every rule, sure. But in the vast majority of cases a graduate is not going to find those positions 'worthy' of their degree.
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