Congratulations to all the Officer Cadets who have recently passed out of the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst.
Reserve Officer 2nd Lt Matthew Ovens of 150 Regiment was one of those who has completed his Commissioning Course.
He said that the best part of the course was “Doing our Casevac down the wish stream on our last exercise ā a Sandhurst tradition.”
The course he recently completed is the Commissioning Course Short which takes eight weeks to complete and is based directly on the Regular Commissioning Course.
It is an intense, challenging course designed to teach the fundamentals of soldiering and develop Officer Cadets as leaders.
Someone who holds an Army Reserve commission will have learned a wide range of valuable leadership and managerial skills that can also be used in the civilian workplace.
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Working closely with Army Digital, The Corps is delighted to announce it has launched a new āRLC Careersā area on the official British Army website.
Take a look at the new RLC Careers pages here: https://www.army.mod.uk/who-we-are/corps-regiments-and-units/royal-logistic-corps/rlc-careers/
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A career in The RLC is like no other in the British Army. Thanks to its 16 trade choices, specialisms for both soldiers and officers, all underpinned by an award-winning apprenticeship programme and second to none training; The British Armyās logisticians repeatedly demonstrate they are world-class, innovative and adaptable.
Working closely with Army Digital, the Corps is delighted to announce it has launched a new āRLC Careersā area on its section of the official British Army website to provide previously little-known careers information for serving soldiers and officers and for civilians wanting to join or re-join the Corps.
Still a work in progress, we aim to add information about professional development opportunities over the next few months.
Take a look at the new RLC Careers pages here:
https://www.army.mod.uk/who-we-are/corps-regiments-and-units/royal-logistic-corps/rlc-careers/
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Our next live virtual event is on Tuesday 1 December 2020 at 1400hrs when the Corps Engagement and Nurture Team will be talking all about the Corps of Drums of The Royal Logistic Corps. For more information and to get the link to join, please email: rlc.recruitment@outlook.com
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Congratulations to the winners of The RLC 2020 Photographic Competition. Over 100 images were entered in six subject categories and the best 13 images have now been published in a 2021 RLC Calendar. Click the link below to find out who the winners were and to view the winning images.
Keen amateur photographers from around the Corps now have until 15 October 2021 to get out with their cameras or smartphones to take some brilliant images, along the lines of this yearās subject categories, ready to enter the 2021 RLC Photographic Competition.
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