Your main piece of advice for knowing if this job is right for me?
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I am really interested in the Intelligence Corps and have grown up surrounded by military life but I worry that once I sign up, it's a job for life, which I want, but it sounds like a huge commitment
Anonymous asked a question to Communications, Intelligence and IT
Category: Career Advice
Date asked: Wednesday, March 31, 2021
Last reviewed: Friday, April 9, 2021
Sarah R.
SQMS Accomodation NCO
It is a huge commitment but one that doesn't need to be for life and why the Army has the ability to sign off. I am obviously hoping you will fulfil a whole career if you decide to apply. Best thing to do is talk with both your family and the Careers Centre.
My original minimum time to serve was 3 years and I have just started my 23 year of service so it can be for a long time but I've had friends leave at many stages and it was right for them at the time.
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