MercuryTear
Newbie

Hey there,
I'm 16 years old and recently I've been checking for potential career pathways and the prospect of being a Royal Navy Medical Officer has got me interested. However, I have a few questions one of them being the following:
After finishing your Officer training at Britannia Royal Naval College and the other training prior to that will I be 'commissioned' (unsure what the term is, for you to be selected to join the crew of a naval ship) onto an RN ship or would I continue working at an NHS Hospital.
In the event I'm stationed at an RN ship, what class (T-45, Queen Elizabeth Class Aircraft Carriers?) am I most likely to be working on?
The last question, how are Muslims (as I'm a Muslim) tended to be treated in the Royal Navy?
Cheers
I'm 16 years old and recently I've been checking for potential career pathways and the prospect of being a Royal Navy Medical Officer has got me interested. However, I have a few questions one of them being the following:
After finishing your Officer training at Britannia Royal Naval College and the other training prior to that will I be 'commissioned' (unsure what the term is, for you to be selected to join the crew of a naval ship) onto an RN ship or would I continue working at an NHS Hospital.
In the event I'm stationed at an RN ship, what class (T-45, Queen Elizabeth Class Aircraft Carriers?) am I most likely to be working on?
The last question, how are Muslims (as I'm a Muslim) tended to be treated in the Royal Navy?
Cheers