Learn how to coordinate and operate navigation and weapons systems on the most advanced aircraft in New Zealand.
Officers & Management
Officer
As a Chaplain of the Royal New Zealand Navy, you are appointed to provide ministry to Navy personnel (both military and civilian) and their families.
Take charge of a range of capital works and maintenance projects covering all aspects of property, land and construction.
As an Education officer, you will have various positions available to you. Your primary responsibilities will be the academic aspects of all the training and education for officers and ratings.
Take the controls of the most advanced aircraft in New Zealand, the Kaman SH-2G Super Seasprite and experience a diverse and adrenalin-packed career.
As a Legal Officer, your career can vary greatly depending on what appointment you hold, but you could find yourself working in areas such as Military law, military and civilian employment law or human rights and privacy law.
Becoming a Marine Engineering expert will see you taking charge of all the systems on board a ship that keep it moving, floating and operational.
As a Medical Officer at the Navy Hospital, you will provide medical surgical services to Navy, Army and Air Force personnel, diving medicine service to civilians and occupational medicine for civilian employees of the Navy.
A psychology career unlike any other, based ashore, at sea and even overseas. You will have the opportunity to experience a number of areas within organisational and military psychology.
Working ashore, at sea and overseas, you will train to become an expert at leading and organising the provision of supplies to our ships, bases and personnel.
In the Navy, Warfare Officers 'drive' the warships. You work on the ship's bridge, control the ship's manoeuvring, are responsible for the safe passage and navigation of the ship at sea, and manage the bridge staff.
Quick thinking and technical skills will establish you as the ship’s expert on all its weapons systems, ensuring they are ready at a moment’s notice.
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