All courses, professional and command alike, are held at the brigade’s training base.
Combat medicsSnipersReconSquad commandersOfficers
Combat roles
Combat
Combat soldier, regular service
Rifleman 07, the IDF’s highest combat qualification: about 8 months of training at the brigade’s training base, then operational service in the Yonatan Battalion.
As a shooting instructor you will train combat soldiers and accompany them through their drills. It’s a sought-after professional role that combines work with weapons, instruction and a great deal of responsibility.
You will train soldiers to operate drones, lead practice sessions and support work in the field. An advanced role that gives you experience you can use in the technology world.
You will teach soldiers self-defense, rapid response and how to handle a fight at close quarters. A physical, professional role that combines instruction, discipline and self-confidence.
You will lead fitness sessions, guide soldiers through the process and help them arrive better prepared for their missions. A physical, meaningful role for anyone who loves to instruct.
As a bureau chief you will work side by side with commanders, handle coordination and get to know the people and systems that drive the unit. The role builds experience and connections, and opens doors further down the road.
In logistics you will make sure equipment and supplies reach the combat forces in the right place, at the right time. A central, varied and meaningful role that calls for responsibility and initiative.
You will coordinate shipments and make sure equipment arrives on time and in the right place. The role gives you experience in logistics, operations and transport management that is in demand in civilian life.
You will drive commanders and soldiers and carry out assignments across the country. A dynamic role that combines independence, responsibility and trust.
As a cook you will build professional experience and grow in cooking and catering. The week-on, week-off schedule lets you combine meaningful work with free time at home.
In human resources you will manage soldiers’ records and handle intake, attendance and updates throughout their service. A central role that calls for order and responsibility.
You will run activities, help organize content in the unit and strengthen the good atmosphere among the soldiers. A meaningful role for anyone who enjoys initiative and working with people.
You will help soldiers improve their Hebrew, lead practice sessions and help them integrate better into their service. A role with close personal contact and real impact.
The Rabbinate offers logistical roles, such as supplying religious articles or serving as a kashrut mashgiach, alongside spiritual roles and work with soldiers.
As a frontline medic you will give soldiers first-line medical care and stay with them through training and field activity. A meaningful role that combines medical knowledge, responsibility and helping soldiers.
You will assist with treatments, prepare equipment and look after patients. A professional role that gives you experience you can use in civilian life.
As the military barber you will be responsible for the soldiers’ haircuts, provide a professional service and keep everyone’s appearance neat. A hands-on role that earns a lot of appreciation.
You will run the base canteen, manage its inventory and keep day-to-day service going for the unit’s soldiers. One week on base and one week at home, with plenty of contact with the brigade’s people.
You will work on the unit’s vehicles, diagnose faults, carry out servicing and make sure they are ready for the road and the mission. A professional role with real experience in the automotive world.
You will work with different types of ammunition, carry out professional inspections and verify that it is sound and ready for use. A unique role with a high level of responsibility.
You will look after the unit’s weapons, carry out inspections, maintenance and repairs, and verify that every weapon is sound and ready for use. A professional role with experience relevant to the defense world.
You will inspect and maintain optical equipment such as sights, binoculars and vision devices, and verify that it is calibrated, sound and ready for use.
You will take care of order, appearance and equipment on the base and help with the unit’s ongoing preparations. A dynamic role for anyone who enjoys hands-on work in the field.
You will keep the unit’s computers and users running smoothly: opening accounts, setting permissions, fixing network faults and providing technical support.
You will manage communications equipment, work with the SAP system and make sure everything is documented and available. A professional role that gives you experience in demand in civilian life.
You will protect classified information, work with encryption tools and verify that sensitive information is stored and transmitted securely. A role that gives you experience in information security and cyber.
You will look after radios, antennas and communications systems, diagnose faults and make sure the equipment is in working order and available. A technical, hands-on role in communications and electronics.
