The Army course is delivered from within the Army Staff in the Ministry of Defence. 

The course is run annually by an Army officer at Lieutenant Colonel rank.  The aim of the course is to give students a variety of opportunities to learn about the lives of Army personnel and their families both in the UK and overseas.

The course is typically split into four themes around which visits are focussed:

The people who make up the Army, and how they are selected and trained:

• The Army Officer Selection Board – where officers are selected

• Aldershot Recruit Selection Centre – where soldiers are selected

• The Army Foundation College – where under 18s are selected and trained

• Royal Military Academy Sandhurst – where officers are trained

• The Infantry Training Centre – where soldiers are trained

The purpose of the Army:

• 16 (Air Assault) Brigade

• An Armoured Infantry Brigade

• The Specialised Infantry Group

• The Defence Animal Training Regiment

• Local Reserve and Cadet units

• Army Combat Power Demonstration

• Foot Guards and Horse Guards ceremonial duties

The Army in use:

• The Enhanced forward presence battlegroup, Estonia

• The resident Infantry company, Falkland Islands

• British Forces Cyprus

• Training in Kenya and Canada

The Army is constantly innovating:

• The RUSI Land Warfare Conference – the future of land warfare

• 77 Brigade – the Army information manoeuvre specialists