Major Fleet Unit for whatever activities they are conducting. Accommodation & Recreation You will live in single cabin accommodation, with a bed, desk with shelving and a wardrobe. There is a laundry room on the lower deck and you also share communal heads (toilets) and showers (with doors). There are also shared recreational spaces with plenty of things to keep you entertained during your spare time. The Gunroom is the social hub of the base for trainees; you can listen to music, play pool, watch movies or enjoy a drink or two with your friends. Divisional Common Rooms have a TV and DVD player if you feel like something more relaxed and plenty of tea and coffee to go with whatever you are watching. The Reserve Entry Officer Course (REOC) As most of these candidates are already qualified in their chosen field, this course focuses on the fundamental skills a naval officer needs to have. It's derived from the New Entry Officer Course so contains many of the same lessons and challenges. It consists of an initial two week residential component at RANC, followed by a series of residential and distance learning modules. Like the NEOC this course is a mixture of theory and practical. You will study subjects like Leadership, Divisional Systems and Equity & Diversity, but you will also take part in physical training and go out on a sea training deployment. The Undergraduate Entry Officer Course (UEOC) This is for entrants without an existing qualification and its