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Army
Army - Automotive Technician
Our Automotive Technicians keep the force moving, repairing and maintaining all operational vehicles and equipment. Combine unrivaled diesel and petrol mechanic training with military skills and a range of experiences that civilian mechanic careers can’t match.
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I'm applying from overseas. Do I need to provide copies of my qualifications obtained during my military courses?
Yes. The career managers will assess these qualifications and decide which ones will be recognised by the NZDF. If you are successfully enlisted into the NZDF, these courses will be added to your NZDF profile. Please note that some NZ courses differ to ones you have taken at home and you must be prepared to complete these. This will be stated to you in your Offer of Service.
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Army
Army - Movement Operator
You make the Army an effective force by getting them from A to B efficiently. Organise the transport of troops, equipment and vital supplies to places worldwide, including Antarctica, South-East Asia, the Pacific Islands and the USA.
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Airforce
Air Force - Pilot
You will understand why this is one of the most sought after careers in the Air Force as you take the controls of some of the modern, high performance military aircraft in our fleet.
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What level of education do I need to apply?
Some trades simply require three years of secondary school, for example years 9 – 11 or years 11 – 13, rather than formal qualifications. These trades will still look at your record of learning to determine if you will be able to successfully complete the training. Other trades require a higher level of education, such as NCEA level 2 or above. The minimum criteria for each trade can be found on the trade pages on this website.
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Army
Army - Armoured (Combat Specialist)
There is no other trade like that of being Armoured. You will be trained to operate and fight from within an armoured vehicle and trained in mounted reconnaissance.
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Navy
Navy - Hydrographic Survey Officer
Hydrographic Survey Officers lead teams undertaking survey work in support of everything from beach landings to identifying routes through minefields. You will be trained as a leader, a mariner and a surveyor.
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How does the resignation process work?
We typically require 3 months’ notice if you decide to resign. However, during times of increased operational activity, or if you are required to complete a return of service obligation, you may be required to continue serving until you have completed your required duties or service period.
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Army
Army - Intelligence Operator
Help the Army outsmart the enemy, safeguard Army secrets and give commanders the information they need to make the right decisions.
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Navy
Navy - Electronic Warfare Specialist
Be the ships eyes and ears and give your ship a winning edge. You’ll see what others can’t by intercepting and identifying electronic signals.
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Will I be required to move location?
Most likely yes. Career Managers make an effort to accommodate your posting preferences and personal situation, but organisational requirements come first, and personnel may be required to move to different locations depending on where personnel and resources are required. A posting cycle is typically 2-3 years.
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Do I get paid more if I go on operations?
Yes. When in the field, on operations, or at sea for more than a 24 hour period, an additional allowance is paid.
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Can I submit a postal application?
You can only apply via this website. If this presents a real difficulty to you and you need to speak to somebody, please call us on 0800 1 FORCE (0800 136 723).
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Airforce
Air Force - Psychologist
Finding out what makes Air Force personnel tick is just one of the exciting challenges of this role. Develop your psychology skills in the fast moving and exciting military world.
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