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I think I'm going to try and sign up when I start my degree at uni!
http://www.army.mod.uk/uotc/index.htm
Anyone else know of this?
Basically:
"The Officer Training Corps is a special part of the Territorial Army and consists of 19 contingents of University Officer Training Corps (UOTC) based at universities across the country. It is a club for students, male and female, who want to get more out of student life.In the UOTC you will have the chance to get together with other students from different faculties and Universities with whom you share a variety of common interests. You can take part in military and adventurous activities which will challenge you both mentally and physically. You will have the chance to learn about the Army, leadership and most importantly about yourself."
Once a week you meet up and train and stuff, and do various cool activities.
By the end of the 3 years you end up with a Leadership qualification equivalent to a Level 4 NVQ, (a level 3 is equivalent to 2 A-levels!)
And you don't have to join the army or anything.
You also get paid!

For anyone who's moderately healthy and likes exercise (like me!) it sounds like a lot of fun.
And there's the opportunity to join the armed forces as a qualified officer if you feel it's right for you.
PS don't turn this into the army is good/bad debate, it's about the UOTC!
http://www.army.mod.uk/uotc/index.htm
Anyone else know of this?
Basically:
"The Officer Training Corps is a special part of the Territorial Army and consists of 19 contingents of University Officer Training Corps (UOTC) based at universities across the country. It is a club for students, male and female, who want to get more out of student life.In the UOTC you will have the chance to get together with other students from different faculties and Universities with whom you share a variety of common interests. You can take part in military and adventurous activities which will challenge you both mentally and physically. You will have the chance to learn about the Army, leadership and most importantly about yourself."
Once a week you meet up and train and stuff, and do various cool activities.
By the end of the 3 years you end up with a Leadership qualification equivalent to a Level 4 NVQ, (a level 3 is equivalent to 2 A-levels!)
And you don't have to join the army or anything.
You also get paid!
For anyone who's moderately healthy and likes exercise (like me!) it sounds like a lot of fun.
And there's the opportunity to join the armed forces as a qualified officer if you feel it's right for you.
PS don't turn this into the army is good/bad debate, it's about the UOTC!