When going through the Junior training, is accommodation provided?
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- Author: Ash V.
- Category: Eligibility advice, Eligibility
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Anonymous
Good evening Ash,
Appropriate accommodation is provided at every step of your career as required. This includes basic and phase 2 training, at unit and whilst on operations or exercise.
The only difference is your marital status. If you are married you will be entitled to a married quarter (house) suitable to the size of your family. If you are single you will be entitled to Single Living Accommodation (SLA), which is usually based on camp.
The following link should explain further:
https://www.army.mod.uk/people/live-well/housing/#:~:text=The%20Armed%20Forces%20and%20families,to%20their%20place%20of%20work.&text=Tri%20Service%20Accommodation%20Regulations%20(TSARs,provision%20of%20Defence%20living%20accommodation.
I hope this helps.
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