Does the army teach you to drive UK?

Trades you can learn in the army Driver – As a driver in the army you will handle vehicles from basic Land Rovers up to large troop-carrying vehicles. Specialising in this trade will allow you to gain essential qualifications for civilian driver roles, such as the Cat C+E licence.

Can you get your driving Licence in the army?

Yes you can get your drivers license in the military. It’s just like if you were not in the military. Go to the local DMV, take the tests (driving, written), and get your results. If lucky the unit or place you are at might even have you get a foreign driver’s license for overseas if they are in need of a driver.

What does the British army teach you?

You’ll be taught about what it means to be a soldier and how the Army works as well as learning survival and fieldcraft skills, first aid, and how to use a rifle. Plus you’ll work on your health and fitness levels. At the end you’ll pass out with your friends in front of your family.

Do Army vehicles need mot?

When the vehicles are sold to the public then the vehicle has to have an mot cert. The military do not require a cert as 1. they have their own vehicle maintainence centres run by the REME and 2. in war time they will not care if the vehicle has not got an mot but can it still work!

Do you need to know how do you drive to join the army?

You need a driver’s license or other state-issued identification card. A green card or passport may be acceptable in place of these items if you don’t have a driver’s license. A social security card and certified copy of your birth certificate are also required at the time you enlist.

Can I have my phone in Basic Training?

There are no cell phones allowed in Basic Training. This is a consistent rule for all of the military branches: Do not expect your service member to be able to call you, text you, or receive your messages when they are in Basic Training.