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Government10 July 202635 reads

Servicewomen's Health: New Training Guide Launched

A new science-led performance guide has been launched to transform the way Servicewomen train, fuel and recover for the most demanding military roles.

Key Features

The guide is designed to provide Servicewomen with the latest scientific advice on how to optimise their performance and reduce the risk of injury.

Benefits for Servicewomen

By following the guide, Servicewomen can expect to see improvements in their overall health and wellbeing, as well as enhanced performance in their military roles.

What this means for jobseekers

  • The new guide demonstrates the military's commitment to supporting the health and wellbeing of Servicewomen
  • Jobseekers considering a career in the military can expect to receive evidence-based training and support to help them succeed
  • The guide may also lead to new job opportunities in areas such as sports science and nutrition
  • Servicewomen can expect to have better access to resources and support to help them manage the demands of military life

Public-sector hiring right now

GovJobs is tracking 11,336 open public-sector vacancies today, 6,557 of them added in the past seven days. Across the adverts that publish a salary, the median advertised starting figure is £32,909.

The organisations recruiting most heavily right now are Ministry of Justice (198), Highland Council (195), Leicestershire County Council (172) and East Sussex County Council (126).

Geographically the roles cluster in Scotland (1,715), North West (1,634), South East (1,210), London (1,127).

Training and apprenticeship routes are advertised alongside standard vacancies rather than separately, and often close earlier because intakes are fixed to a start date. Apply as early in the window as you can.

These figures are counted from the GovJobs index at the time you loaded this page, not from official statistics, and they change daily. They are our own analysis and are not part of the announcement summarised above.

Summarised by GovJobs from GOV.UK, under the Open Government Licence (OGL v3). Drafted with AI from the official source material.

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