Overseeing delivery of a vast range of language training within Defence's own language school, including the coordination of in-country immersive language training for students.

Awarded a Deputy Chief of the General Staff (3*) Commendation for this role and named the runner up for the Company of Communicators' Army Communicator of the Year 2023.Member of the Digital team within Army Communications, Army Headquarters, that plans, creates, delivers, and analyses content across social media and digital platforms on behalf of the British Army.- Delivered content to social media followers totalling 3 million across Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn, and YouTube.- Led the Army's social media outputs following the death of Queen Elizabeth II and subsequently the Coronation of King Charles III- Stepped up as SO2 Digital Platforms, leading a small team of communicators, for a six month period.

- Facilitated educational delivery in both the Falkland Islands and Brunei, at distance from HQ- Ran a Facebook campaign requiring 100 days of consecutive content and posting, which was received with praise- Designated Senior Living-In Member (SLIM) of the Officers' Mess, representing the interests of 20+ officers and organising various socially-distanced events under COVID-19 restrictions

Delivered military studies training to nearly a thousand Junior Soldiers a year, culminating with battlefield studies in Normandy exploring the reality of warAdditional role of social media / press officer included:- Managed a Facebook page of 35,000 followers, replying daily to messages and providing content at least 3 times a week during College term time- Grew the Instagram account from 4000 to 10,000 followers over the course of a year, earning verification from Instagram and closely mentoring a junior non-commissioned officer passionate about photography in the process; said JNCO has now become a full-time Army Photographer- Coordinated local and national press during a time of heightened interest in activity at the College due to a documentary being broadcast on Channel 5