if for whatever reason i don't want to join the army can i leave after completing an apprenticeship
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- Author: Anonymous
- Category: Eligibility advice, Apprenticeships
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S-Steven -. Supply Chain Operator
If you decide that the Army isn't for you after completing your apprenticeship, you can choose to "sign off".
To do this, you'll need to have served for 3 years (that includes your time in training) and give 1 year notice.
For example: if you started Basic Training 01 Jan 20, you could sign off on 01 Jan 23 and be out by 01 Jan 24.
Some people feel like 4 years is a long time, but don't forget you'd be leaving with great work experience, qualifications, and mates for life.
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