Specialist

If you have a skill or an interest, whether it's a sense of justice, an ear for music or an aptitude for languages, there's likely to be a regiment or corps in the Army suitable for you.

The Army is home to a number of specialist trades from Linguits to musicians which appeal to applicants who already have a skill in that area. Alternatively the Military Police and the Royal Army Veterinary Corps' Dog Trainers may prompt a genuine interest in the work and a willingness to learn the necessary skills. Whatever job you choose the Army will provide great transferable skills in to civilian life. www.armyspecialist.co.uk

• Royal Military Police

  The Royal Military Police (RMP) have their own units and are deployed wherever the Army is.

• Intelligence Corps

  Some of the Army's most highly specialised trades from analysts to intelligence staff and linguists assist in key functions: anticipating threats to our country and Armed Forces, and knowing how to counter them.

• Corps of Army Music

  Both the youngest Corps and one of the largest musical organisations in the world, the CaMus provide the Army's 30 military bands with their 1100 musicians

• Royal Army Veterinary Corps

  The RAVC relies on a range of specialists with unique skills to cater to animals' specific needs.

• Household Cavalry

  The Household Cavalry Regiment is an Armoured Reconnaissance Regiment at the forefront of Army operations worldwide. The Household Cavalry Mounted Regiment provides a unique spectacle on horseback on ceremonial events throughout the country.

• The King's Troop Royal Horse Artillery

  When parading its 13-pounder guns alongside other regiments, the Troop occupies the position of honour known as 'the right of the line'.