Does the army allow you to study a levels and support you through them if a non trade unit? Looking at Light Cav

James A.

Reconnaissance Platoon soldier

No matter what job choice you choose within the army, there is plenty of time to study in your spare time. The army will provide certain funding for courses, after 4 years you will be entitled to learning credits for this very purpose increasing with time served, starting at £1000 per year to be used 3 times J

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