Opportunities for Training Systems (TS) Officers are mainly in the ‘train the trainer’ field.  There are limited opportunities to undertake traditional teaching or instruction. The prime function of a TS officer is to oversee trainers, develop, manage and co-ordinate a wide range of training, delivery systems and provide training systems expertise on all aspects of the Defence Training Model.

The use of submarines and effective anti-submarine tactics is one of the most important aspects of Australia’s Naval Operations. As an Acoustic Warfare Analyst you will be operating advanced Sonar and Combat Systems to contribute to the mission of the submarine.

There’s an exciting career on the radar. As a Combat Systems Operator in the Navy, you will travel throughout Australia and overseas whilst working in a team environment.

There’s an exciting career on the radar. As a Combat Systems Operator in the Navy, you will travel throughout Australia and overseas whilst working in a team environment.

Enjoy travel and teamwork? Then this position managing the Navy’s communications systems may be just what you have been looking for.

Do you know another language, or have you always wanted to learn one? The Navy is looking for motivated people to work in this highly classified environment providing intelligence support for the Australian Defence Force.

An exciting role where you'll learn how to operate high-tech equipment used to intercept and analyse radio and radar emissions.

A job as a Cryptologic Systems Submarine sailor in the Navy is an exciting role where you will learn to operate the specialised equipment used to intercept and analyse electromagnetic emissions.

You can enlist into the Navy now as a sailor and have the flexibility to later make a decision on your future career role. This entry method is via Non Category Specific Entry (NCSE) and means that you will be assessed for General Enlistment into the Navy as a Recruit but not for a specific job preference.