How Long Is Army Training In South Africa

What is Army Training?

The South African Army Training Formation is the controlling entity of all South African Army training units. The Formation was established in April 1999 and mandated to provide, maintain and sustain landward common training to the SA Army.

How Long Is Army Training In South Africa

South African Army recruits undergo 22 weeks of basic military training (BMT), up from 14 weeks in 2005. BMT is the first of a series of training periods undertaken at the SA Army Training Depot in Kimberley.

How long does it take to become a soldier in South Africa?

two-year

Successful applicants to the program are required to sign a two-year contract during which recruits undergo military training and education in preparation for their roles as soldiers. The program starts with basic military training (BMT), after which recruits receive specialist mustering training.

How much does a soldier earn per month in South Africa?

SANDF Specific jobs and their average salary

#Job titleAverage Monthly Salary
5Military PersonnelR36,600.00
6SoldierR24,400.00
7RiflemanR18,800.00
8CommanderR21,300.00

How much do you get paid in the military in South Africa?

How much does South African National Defence Force pay? South African National Defence Force pays its employees an average of R314,444 a year. Salaries at South African National Defence Force range from an average of R151,233 to R618,144 a year.