Jobs

Please note that EMRFCA works with the Career Transition Partnership in advertising all our jobs to service leavers. CTP offers service leavers of all ranks from the Royal Navy, Army, Royal Air Force and Royal Marines resettlement support, career transition advice and training opportunities. More information on CTP can be found at www.ctp.org.uk

Full Time Vacancies

Part Time Vacancies

EASTERN REGION SPORTS CO-ORDINATOR

The Eastern Region 49 (E) Brigade Sports Board is responsible for organising and running ACF sport within 49 (E) Brigade. A vacancy will exist on 26 May 2012 when Major Chris Wilkinson, the current Sports Coordinator, retires after many years’ service. The role allows up to 24 PTDs per year.

Applications are invited from serving CFAVs. Applicants should contact Colonel T Richmond to express their interest and for more information. Applications in the form of a letter covering current ACF or civilian role and detailing any sports qualifications and interests should be sent to Col Richmond by email or letter. 

The successful applicant will be required to attend Eastern Region Sports events prior to attendance at the Annual General Meeting on 26 May 2012.

Closing date for applications is 16 April 2012.

CADET FORCE ADULT VOLUNTEER

We are always keen to find new adults to help us, both male and female and no military experience is necessary, only the wish to help in the development of young people.

The best person to tell you more are the Cadet Instructors themselves. To enable us to get the right person to speak to you, please fill in your contact details here and send the information back to us. Your local Cadet County Headquarters will then contact you.

The Army Cadet Force is a youth organisation offering young people between 12 and 18 the opportunity to have fun, adventure and make friends whilst learning – military skills, shooting, survival techniques, kayaking, rock-climbing, hill walking, mountain biking and much more. They have great summer camps at home and overseas plus the opportunity to gain some very useful qualifications. They also contribute to their local communities by helping with worthwhile projects and by raising money for a wide array of charities.

As an Adult Instructor in your spare time, enabling Army Cadets to learn new skills, overcome fears or difficulties and become responsible citizens is incredibly rewarding. Being an Instructor also gives you a chance to develop your own strengths such as leadership skills, team building and confidence – and you can gain vocational qualifications up to Master’s degree level in various management and training courses.

To become an Adult Instructor in the Army Cadet Force you need to be a British or Commonwealth citizen aged between 18 and 55. You should be reasonably fit and feel you can make a difference to the life of young people. Full training is given and uniforms are provided. The normal commitment is one or two evenings a week plus some weekends. There is also an Adventure training week and a 2-week Annual Camp. Travel expenses are reimbursed and instructors can be paid for full days training.

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