Data entry would be a big one. Many administrative jobs that deal with record keeping and document handling would be a good fit. And leadership experience is also valuable. In general a Yeoman would make a good executive assistant or secretary.
Yeoman
The Navy rating for a clerk/typist is Yeoman.
Yeoman is a group that specializes in maintaining the crew's records. They know the regulations and deal with all correspondence for the ship.
In the US Navy, someone with a rating of yeoman has insignia that looks like two quill pens crossed.
A Navy YN1 is a Navy Yeoman (First Class Petty Officer). The job is essentially an office administrator.
Yeoman's duty or yeoman's service means the performance of a great, excellent service to others. - Paul R. Stang
One can become a yeoman in the United States Navy by being a US citizen and being able to type 40 words per minute. A yeoman performs secretarial or clerical duties.
In the Royal Navy, a Petty Officer in charge of the Sail Locker.
The marine and the air force wing of the military has better opportunities for jobs after leaving the military.
Though it really matters where jobs include: teacher, blacksmith, farmer (yeoman), and bricklayers.
Jobs in the navy are not desk jobs if you dont have to have math,or tech skills or office skills it will say on there site
A Yeoman (YN) rating is a clerk or records keeper."A yeoman must be of keen intellect, ambitious worker, conscientious objector towards right or wrong, a brilliant conversationalist, a dramatic orator, an excellent mathematician, a handsome courier, and a genial personality. Very few of the specie of mankind can come up to these standards of perfection and, consequently, deteriorate into machinist mates (aviation and otherwise), quartermasters, ship's cooks, radiomen, and some even go so low as to become pharmacist's mates."From So You Wanna Be a Yeoman, published in OUR NAVY, 1945.