NBC Warfare Instructor

You train fighters from units across the IDF, the police, and other emergency organizations in unconventional (nuclear, biological, chemical) warfare — giving lessons, building drills, and mentoring exercises. It's a professional, instructional role: instructors are the IDF's knowledge center for this whole field. The training itself builds real public-speaking experience, interpersonal skills, and personal resilience.

Profile 72 and above. Yom Ha-MEA (women only): Technical operation 2+, Instruction 4+, Interpersonal skills 3+, Command 3+, Teamwork 3+, Maturity 3+.

Rifleman tironut 02 (three weeks) at the School for Command and Rear Professions in Ramla (Rechavam base), followed by a three-month NBC-instructors' course, where you learn the field itself, drill in the field alongside veteran instructors, get tested, and master the craft of instructing. After the course, you're placed in the National NBC Training Section based in Ramla — starting by training recruits from infantry brigades, then moving to more advanced work training Home Front Command command courses, search-and-rescue fighters, and reserve battalions. At the most senior stage you can train special units like the Air Force and Navy, which requires higher clearance.

The training base in Ramla; weekly-format service, home on Thursdays.