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Applying for RMC
At RMC we’ll help you bring out the leader within. No experience required – you’ll get fully paid, world-class leadership training.
Application Process
Show us your inner leader. The application process will help us see your qualities and potential to become an Army Officer.
If you have drive, determination and ambition,
you could be an Army Officer. You’ll need to be an
Australian Citizen with Year 12 passes in English and three other subjects,
subjects, plus a reasonable level of fitness.
Training at RMC could lead to a range of job opportunities.
When you finish your Army Officer training you’ll be assigned a specific role in an
Army corps or as a degree-qualified Special Service Officer.
Discover the specific role opportunities you could get after RMC here.
If you'd prefer some guidance first, get in touch:
Call 13 19 01
Visit your local Defence Force Recruiting Centre
Note: Although we consider preferences and aptitude, you are not guaranteed allocation to your chosen specialisation as a GSO.
Once you've applied or registered your interest online, you'll be invited to a
Your Opportunities Unlimited (YOU) session to talk to a Career Coach about roles
available. At this informal session you’ll complete exercises
that give us an idea of your reasoning and
maths ability, and we’ll discuss your health and fitness.
Next, you’ll do a more detailed assessment session, including medical and
psychological components. This is to explore your suitability for
an Army leadership role.
If you’re successful, you’ll move on to an Officer Selection Board.
Read more about OSBs here:
Officer Selection Boards are conducted throughout the year. RMC intakes happen in January and July. The length of the application process is subject to individual circumstances, but a very broad guide:
May January (following year)
November July (following year)