He 's only just announced his plans to leave the Army but a new poll has revealed that the majority of Britons want Prince Harry to get back to work . But it is n't more royal duties that most have in mind . Instead , more than half say the Prince should combine official work with an 'ordinary ' job . Harry is currently a captain in the Blues and Royals but will leave the Army this summer after a stint seconded to the Australian Defence Force . New job : The majority of Britons think Prince Harry should get another 'ordinary ' job . Retirement : Harry announced that he will leave the Army this summer earlier this week . Deployment : Harry , who did two tours of duty in Afghanistan , will now spend four weeks with the Australian Defence Force in Sydney and Perth . The 30-year-old is due to fly to Australia next month and will follow his month-long deployment with an official tour of New Zealand . He will also travel back to this side of the world half way through to mark the Gallipoli centenary at a ceremony in Turkey alongside the Prince of Wales . Despite calls for the Prince to get a regular job , the majority of Britons say leaving the Army is the right decision . 56 per cent of those questioned by pollsters YouGov said the royal has made the right choice , compared to just eight per cent opposed . Harry , who has consistently topped royal popularity polls , was also deemed a good role model by the majority of those asked , with 61 per cent saying he is . An enthusiastic 22 per cent said the Prince is a 'very good ' role model , with just four per cent saying he is a bad one and two per cent opting for 'very bad ' . Although only 16 per cent believe Harry should concentrate exclusively on royal duties , his future beyond next autumn remains unclear . Along with announcing his decision to leave the Army , a statement from Kensington Palace revealed the Prince will travel to Africa this summer to take part in conservation and charity work . Yesterday , it was revealed that Harry will follow that with participation in the 1,000 mile 'Walk of Britain ' alongside injured soldiers supported by Walking with the Wounded . The trek will be the third Walking with the Wounded expedition for Harry , who previously joined servicemen battling their way to the North Pole in 2011 and the South Pole in 2013 . Next stop : Harry , pictured with the Kiwi Invictus team last September , will also tour New Zealand . Royal duties : Most think Harry should combine official work ( pictured ) with a regular job . Role model : Harry , who regularly tops royal popularity charts , is also considered a good role model by most . Speaking at the event yesterday , Harry reiterated his commitment to helping wounded veterans and also revealed that leaving the military would be 'challenging ' for him . 'The public ’ s support for our Armed Forces continues to be extraordinary , ' he added . 'However , as the memory of our military commitments in Iraq and Afghanistan fade , we must encourage people to continue supporting our servicemen and women ; particularly those who are seeking to transition into civilian life . 'This process can be challenging , as it is for anyone seeking a new career . As I make this transition myself , I 'm determined to do all I can to help others . '
Majority of Britons say Prince Harry should get another 'ordinary ' job . This , say 64 per cent , should be combined with his official royal duties . Harry announced plans to leave the Army after 10 years this week . 61 per cent of those polled also said that Harry is a 'good role model ' Harry will spend the next month seconded to the Australian Defence Force . He will also complete a tour of New Zealand before travelling to Africa . Yesterday , he spoke of the 'challenge ' of leaving the military at an event . He will also take part in the Walk of Britain with Walking with the Wounded .