NOC 40042 加拿大武装部队军官 | Commissioned officers of the Canadian Armed Forces
加拿大 NOC 40042 加拿大武装部队军官(Commissioned officers of the Canadian Armed Forces)属于TEER 0 管理级别,通常要求大学学位和必须完成军事训练。他们负责规划、组织、指挥、指导、控制和评估其组织为达成既定目标的行动。高级军官制定军事和战略政策,为加拿大军队确立发展方向。此单元组包括加拿大皇家空军、加拿大陆军和加拿大皇家海军的所有级别的军官。
| NOC | NOC 2021 最新版本 |
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| 加拿大武装部队军官 Commissioned officers of the Canadian Armed Forces |
职业概述
Commissioned officers of the Canadian Armed Forces plan, organize, command, direct, control and evaluate, the operations of their organization in relation to established objectives. Senior commissioned officers formulate military and strategic policies which establish the direction to be taken by the Canadian Forces. All ranks of commissioned officers in the Royal Canadian Air Force, Canadian Army, and Royal Canadian Navy are included in this unit group.
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NOC 代码 | 40042 |
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TEER 等级 | Level 1 |
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职业分类 | 教育、法律和社会、社区与政府服务职业(4)- 公共管理、教育和社会社区服务以及公共保护服务经理(40)- 公共保护服务经理(4004) |
加拿大武装部队的军官规划、组织、指挥、指导、控制和评估其组织为实现既定目标而进行的行动。高级军官制定军事和战略政策,确立加拿大军队的发展方向。本单元组包括加拿大皇家空军、加拿大陆军和加拿大皇家海军的所有级别的军官。
示例职位 (10个) | Example Titles (10 titles)
- 海军上将 | Admiral
- 炮兵军官 | Artillery officer
- 准将 | Brigadier general
- 上校 | Colonel
- 准将 | Commodore
- 少校 | Lieutenant commander
- 少校 | Major
- 海军学员 | Naval cadet
- 军官学员 | Officer cadet
- 搜救队长 | Search and rescue captain
主要职责 | Main Duties
- allocation 分配物质、人力和财政资源以实施军事政策和计划,建立行政控制,并批准总体人员规划
在国内和冲突地区的海外部署行动中,规划、组织和指挥加拿大武装部队作战单位和军事战略单位的活动
在国家和国际层面,规划、组织和指挥从事非军事救灾、人道主义和维和行动的单位
根据立法和政府政策设定组织目标,单独或与高级政府委员会合作制定或批准并评估计划和程序
协调各军事战略单位的工作,为特定任务使用适当级别的军事力量
制定和实施适应各单位能力和表现的军事程序和政策
从业要求 | Employment Requirements
通常需要大学学位 (a university degree)
必须完成军事训练 (completion of military training)
作为非委任武装部队成员的经验和展现出的领导能力可以替代大学学位
上校等高级军衔需要数年经验
附加信息 | Additional Information
高级军官根据其军衔进行分类。
所有职位 | All Titles
- 代理少尉 | Acting sub-lieutenant
- 海军上将 | Admiral
- 空战系统军官 | Air combat systems officer
- 装甲军官 | Armour officer
- 炮兵军官 | Artillery officer
- 准将 | Brigadier general
- 上尉 | Captain
- 上尉 - 加拿大陆军 | Captain - Canadian Army
- 上尉 - 加拿大皇家空军 | Captain - Royal Canadian Air Force
- 上尉 - 加拿大皇家海军 | Captain - Royal Canadian Navy
- 上校 | Colonel
- 指挥官 | Commander
- 准将 | Commodore
- 军事法庭法官 | Court martial judge
- 将军 | General
- 步兵军官 | Infantry officer
- 中尉 | Lieutenant
- 中尉 - 加拿大陆军 | Lieutenant - Canadian Army
- 中尉 - 加拿大皇家空军 | Lieutenant - Royal Canadian Air Force
- 中尉 - 加拿大皇家海军 | Lieutenant - Royal Canadian Navy
- 中校 | Lieutenant colonel
- 少校 | Lieutenant commander
- 中将 | Lieutenant general
- 少校 | Major
- 少将 | Major general
- 海军学员 | Naval cadet
- 军官学员 | Officer cadet
- 海军少将 | Rear admiral
- 搜救队长 | Search and rescue captain
- 少尉 | Second lieutenant
- 少尉 | Sub-lieutenant
- 海军中将 | Vice admiral
排除职业 | Exclusions
- 加拿大武装部队专业成员 (42102) | Specialized members of the Canadian Armed Forces (42102)
- 加拿大武装部队作战成员 (43204) | Operations Members of the Canadian Armed Forces (43204)
- 加拿大武装部队初级战斗成员 (44200) | Primary combat members of the Canadian Armed Forces (44200)
Canada National Occupational Classification (NOC)
Code: 40042
Title: Commissioned officers of the Canadian Armed Forces
Type: unit_group
Level: 5
Occupational Overview
Commissioned officers of the Canadian Armed Forces plan, organize, command, direct, control and evaluate, the operations of their organization in relation to established objectives. Senior commissioned officers formulate military and strategic policies which establish the direction to be taken by the Canadian Forces. All ranks of commissioned officers in the Royal Canadian Air Force, Canadian Army, and Royal Canadian Navy are included in this unit group.
Example Titles
- Admiral
- Artillery officer
- Brigadier general
- Colonel
- Commodore
- Lieutenant commander
- Major
- Naval cadet
- Officer cadet
- Search and rescue captain
Main Duties
- Allocate material, human and financial resources to implement military policies and programs, establish administrative controls, and approve overall personnel planning
- Plan, organize and command the activities of the Canadian Armed Forces combat units and military strategic units in the Army, Royal Canadian Air Force, and Royal Canadian Navy at home and when deployed overseas during operations in conflict territory
- Plan, organize and command units engaged in non-military disaster relief, humanitarian and peacekeeping operations at the national and international level
- Set objectives of the organization in accordance with legislation and government policy, formulate or approve and evaluate programs and procedures, alone or in collaboration with senior government committees
- Coordinate the work of various military strategic units employing appropriate levels of military force for specific tasks
- Develop and implement military procedures and policies that are geared to the capabilities and performance of each unit.
Employment Requirements
- A university degree is usually required.
- Completion of military training is required.
- Experience as a non-commissioned member of the armed forces and demonstrated leadership ability may substitute for a university degree.
- Senior ranks, such as colonel, require several years of experience.
Additional Information
- Senior commissioned officers are classified according to their military rank.
Index of Titles
- Acting sub-lieutenant
- Admiral
- Air combat systems officer
- Armour officer
- Artillery officer
- Brigadier general
- Captain
- Captain - Canadian Army
- Captain - Royal Canadian Air Force
- Captain - Royal Canadian Navy
- Colonel
- Commander
- Commodore
- Court martial judge
- General
- Infantry officer
- Lieutenant
- Lieutenant - Canadian Army
- Lieutenant - Royal Canadian Air Force
- Lieutenant - Royal Canadian Navy
- Lieutenant colonel
- Lieutenant commander
- Lieutenant general
- Major
- Major general
- Naval cadet
- Officer cadet
- Rear admiral
- Search and rescue captain
- Second lieutenant
- Sub-lieutenant
- Vice admiral
Exclusions
- Specialized members of the Canadian Armed Forces (42102)
- Operations Members of the Canadian Armed Forces (43204)
- Primary combat members of the Canadian Armed Forces (44200)
Occupational Classification Breakdown
| Classification Level | Category |
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| Broad occupational category | 4 – Occupations in education, law and social, community and government services |
| TEER | 0 – Management occupations |
| Major group | 40 – Managers in public administration, in education and social and community services and in public protection services |
| Sub-major group | 400 – Managers in public administration, in education and social and community services and in public protection services |
| Minor group | 4004 – Managers in public protection services |
| Version | NOC 2021 Version 1.0 |