Foreign Training
Training for the armed forces of foreign countries is provided by the Royal Australian Navy through two schemes:
1. Defence Cooperation Program (DCP) trainees.
DCP trainees will come in the main from Papua New Guinea, Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, Philippines and South West Pacific countries. DCP trainees are usually Service members with most or all the costs incurred in providing training being met from the relevant Australian DCP financial vote. DCP students are sponsored by International Policy Division (IPDIV).
2. Fee for Service (FFS) trainees.
FFS trainees are those for whom all costs are met by the parent country. FFS training is organised and managed by the Navy in conjunction with IPDIV.
Downloads
| RAN Uniform changeover dates (31kb PDF) |
Forms
| RAN Nomination and Personal Particulars Form (201kb PDF) |
| Security Clearance Information - Nomination (41kb PDF) |
Helicopter Control Officer (HCO) Pre reading material and pre requisite form
Foreign Officers Underwater Medicine (FOUM) pre requisites
Links
| Navy Training |
| Defence International Training Centre |
