Made in the Royal Navy - Amelia's Interview
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- Опубліковано 5 жов 2024
- What does it mean to be ‘Made in the Royal Navy’? For Amelia, it’s her crew-mates and mentors within the Navy that made her who she is, right from the very start and continue to help her grow every day.
We asked Amelia how mentorship and her time in the Navy have played a part in becoming who she is now.
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I can’t wait to go In The navy
Can’t wait to serve her majesty the Queen! I’m
An American seeking to join, working at attaining my Uk citizenship. Hope to make lifelong friends and make a difference helping people 🙂❤️
Good luck with your journey.
@@stephenturnell9308 thank you good sir! Hoping it happens!
Why not join the US Navy?
@@LucaTheDevilCat cas they’re shit
@@LucaTheDevilCat I could but England 🏴 has always been apart of my family. My father is an Irishman, as am I. I feel the United States and England are great allies. I feel more of the connection to England is all. Want to do something different. Help make a difference.
Leading Hand in 4 years....very well done. Should have joined the RN.
I believe CIS get accelerated promotion to LH due to the nature of the role.
i only need to wait less than 2 years and then i can apply!! Cant wait
Going to join up after my a levels but I hope there’s enough space with these army troop cuts
That's the army, the RN currently has a major shortage of staff due to the new aircraft carriers and other vessels being built.
She left the navy after two years because the lay was so low, she now works at Waitrose and earns double what she did in the Royal Navy.
The lay?
Would love to join but in the past I took inhalers for wrongly diagnosed asthma.
You can join if your 4 years without using an inhaler
Beautiful girl! Life in the Navy should not be easy, a lot of dedication, soon you will notice this beautiful sailor!
Well done love, enjoy your chosen career🥰🥰🥰
Awesome
Hi there, it's unrelated to the video, however, I was just wondering if it's possible to have videos looking more into the Warfare Specialist branches.
I've read the PDF, but I was wondering if there would be any more in-depth information that would be available for the public outside of training. For example, the day to day life of someone who say is in the Underwater Warfare branch; and what the training is like for that specified branch, if possible.
Thank you for the other videos, they're super helpful and interesting.
Hi there, thanks for the request! We do have a video about life as a Warfare Specialist in the Submarine Service here: ua-cam.com/video/VTzrITHzVxc/v-deo.html it's only one example of a day in the life, and in the Royal Navy no two roles or experiences are the same, but hope that helps a bit. If you've not been on our website yet we have more details about the role here: www.royalnavy.mod.uk/careers/roles-and-specialisations/services/surface-fleet/warfare-specialist
Cool
Psychometric stopped me.
No offence but what’s the point of an army. People say they protect us but I don’t see anything changing in Syria yeman Afghanistan. just saying.
Well done Amelia - greetings from Verwood. Your nan and grandad told me to watch this . They are very proud of you. Brilliant story, good to hear how supportive the Navy are in supporting and mentoring you all
Great advertising, does the Royal Navy still accept men?
What would be best the army or navy what should I join
Royal Navy
Both offer great opportunities to travel, the army in my opinion, would staying still a lot and in one place where as the navy you get to travel a lot. Just up to you really and what you want to do.
Personally Royal Navy but it’s up to you
@@CallumThomas104 Basically what Callum said, research say 3 jobs from both the Army and Navy, that you'd like to do, weigh the pros and cons, speak to a careers advisor with the armed forces, look heavily into army corps / regiments you'd wish to join as well. There's so much more but just research everything about the role you're wanting to do before you make a decision, and like I said before, speak to a career's advisor, but at the end of the day it's your choice what you want to do.