Theatre
Apply by 21st August 2026, 17:00
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The Care of Trainees roleplays are an integral part of the British Army's training program for instructors and line managers as they advance in rank. We hire actors to portray recruits and junior soldiers from the British Army, RAF, or Navy in scenarios focused on welfare and pastoral care. These roleplays aim to enhance the listening skills and guidance abilities of line managers, including Corporals, Sergeants, Warrant Officers, and Officers. The preferred acting age range is 18-24, and actors should convincingly resemble recruits or soldiers. Males should be clean-shaven with neat, short hair. Candidates with experience in cadets, as Reservists, or with a background in the British forces are especially encouraged to apply.
- Dates
- London, Woking, Southampton, Portsmouth Guildford, Salisbury, Andover, Yorkshire, Grantham and other UK locations
Roles
Roles Details
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- Ashford
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Ashford is a mature rejoiner who served four years in a different armed service. After struggling to adapt to civilian life, they re-enlisted. Confident and naturally drawn to leading group exercises, Ashford was disappointed not to be selected for a formal leadership role—unaware this was due to occasional lapses in judgment.
While trainers praise Ashford’s confidence and leadership potential, Ashford is currently having a negative influence on peers while struggling to readapt to Phase 1/2 training. This is impacting overall team cohesion. Furthermore, Ashford uses bravado to mask difficulties on certain parts of the course, avoiding asking for help out of fear of losing face. - Salary
- £120 - £220 / day (no duration provided)
- Age
- 18 - 24
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