Would CompTIA certification help with getting into the British Army as a comms engineer system operator?
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- Author: Anwar Y.
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GHGreg H. Royal Military Police Nco
Hello Anwar,
The British Army provides all training required to perform the job you are employed to do. As a result, we only ask that people provide evidence of their ability to learn by having GCSEs in certain subjects. For Communications Engineer Systems Operator, you will need GCSE grade D/3 or better in English and a grade D/3 or better in maths, science or IT. Although having CompTIA certification wont help you to get into the British Army, it will provide you with a strong basis from which to learn if you join the Royal Corps of Signals.
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