BARB GTI Score → Trade Eligibility

Tactical radio and battlefield communication systems. The Royal Signals delivers the Army’s deployed information networks.

Combined driver / combat engineer in specialist Royal Engineers troops — plant operation, bridging support, fuel handling.

Army Air Corps Groundcrew. Refuel, rearm, marshal and recover Wildcat and Apache helicopters in the field.

Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers Vehicle Mechanic. Service and repair the Army’s wheeled and tracked vehicle fleet, from Foxhound to Challenger.

Operate specialist recovery vehicles to extract battle-damaged or broken-down equipment under combat conditions.

Frontline medical care from point of wounding to field hospital. Trained alongside NHS-recognised qualifications and operationally deployable.

Royal Engineers Combat Engineer (Class 3). Bridging, demolitions, mine warfare, field defences and military engineering across the deployed force.

Personnel administration, finance, postal and military secretarial support to deployed units. Adjutant General’s Corps Staff & Personnel Support trade.

Catering across operational and garrison environments. Field kitchens to officers’ messes, the RLC chef trade trains City & Guilds qualifications alongside Army-specific skills.

Close-combat soldier across the Foot Guards, Line Infantry, Royal Gurkha Rifles, Parachute Regiment and other Infantry cap-badges. The largest trade group in the Army.

Royal Logistic Corps Driver. Operate trucks, fuel and logistics vehicles delivering supplies forward. The Army’s movement backbone.

Royal Logistic Corps Pioneer. Field engineering support — construction, demolition, force-protection tasks.

Royal Armoured Corps Crewman across regiments such as the King’s Royal Hussars, Royal Tank Regiment and Royal Dragoon Guards. Crew Challenger 3 main battle tanks or Ajax / Boxer armoured vehicles.

Operate field artillery systems — AS90 self-propelled guns, L118 light guns, GMLRS rocket artillery — and supporting target acquisition platforms.