Royal Military Police Soldier at The British Army

Description

• When you join the Royal Military Police (RMP), you'll also be a soldier, which means you get to travel worldwide, get great qualifications and have a varied and interesting job.
• Policing is a very important job in the Armed Forces. The Royal Military Police (RMP) uphold law within the Army, in the UK and abroad.
• As a member of the Army's policing team, you'll get to travel the world and support operations. It all starts with first-class training - first as a soldier and then in policing.
• When you finish, you'll be promoted to Lance Corporal. You'll know how to gather evidence and look after detainees.
• What's more, you can take specialist courses and qualifications. These are recognised by the civilian police. That means a great CV and an exciting future.

Key Responsibilities

• Get promotion to Lance Corporal on completion of Phase 2 Training.
• Deploy on operations.
• Work in varied locations in the UK and abroad.
• Gain level 3 diploma in Defence Knowledge of Policing and Home Office-approved policing qualifications.
• Undertake a wide variety of soldiering and military police specialist courses.

Entry Requirements
Qualifications:

• GCSE Grade A–C / 9-4, or Scottish National 5 A-C, in at least English Language and Maths (or Level 2 literacy and numeracy equivalent)
• You must also pass Advanced Police disclosure checks (criminal records and background checks).

Age:

• From 17 years & 6 months to 35 years & 6 months.

Basic physical fitness assessment:

• Mid Thigh Pull 50kg
• Medicine Ball Throw 2.7m
• MSFT (beep test) level 6.6.

Army Reserve standards:

• Mid Thigh Pull: 50kg
• Medicine Ball Throw: 2m 70cm
• MSFT (beep test): Level 5 shuttle 8.

Pay & Benefits
Earn £25,200 during training. When you join your unit as a Lance Corporal your pay rises to £32,615.