Recent content by sarahsmom

and has it been 20 years since you did BMOQ? or less than a year? Again was this reg force or reserve? BMOQ-A, while meant to be a challenging course, is not like selection for special forces. It is a fully passable course if you follow orders an are in halfway decent shape. You don't need to...

Staff dependent. Our staff used to pre outside our shacks (not BMOQ-A though) and watch our windows and if anyone was up more than 10 minutes before PT we received much corrective PT.

zero tu n'envoie pas tes documents. Plus que zero si tu les envoie. Impossible de dire plus que ca car nous n'avons pas acces a ta filière.

Recruiting medical standard is H2. Some trades allow H3, but the common enrolment standard for hearing is still H2 for ALL.

Why are candidates not used to early wakeups or fast meal times? Did these candidates not do BMOQ? Did you do a weekend BMOQ and thats why some of this is foreign to you? Running in boots is a good plan for shin splints, but you do you. I doubt you will have time to ice/foam roll your legs...

make sure your degree matches the trade you want to do in the reg force. A Bachelor of Arts will allow you to join most combat arms trades as an officer, but won't do much for you if your goal was engineering officer or nursing officer.

They are using the date on your PR card. 3 years from that date.

The blood is for pregnancy if you are a woman or person with a uterus, and also for your blood type so they can put it on your dog tags and ID card. The vaccines will depend on your vaccination record. If you show up with everything up to date, you might get 1 or 2 more (like meningococcal which...

Did they tell you it was closed when you applied? or you heard it was closed like halfway through your process? You could have been selected for that position, which could have led to one less position.

personally I would trust a recruiter over random strangers ont he internet with potentially no access to recruiting targets (I know I don't).

You likely won't become a Cpl until after your trade training. While it's great that you hav your civvy paramedic qualification, there is also some military suff you need to learn. Tactical field care, care under fire, prolonged field care - lots of things that you wouldn't do civvy side unless...

sorry had to fix a word - I wrote media but meant MEDICAL

Medics all need secret clearance to work in the clinic. I figured it had to do with the fact that health info is Pro B. I figured civilian RNs would need the same.

Yes they need security clearance. They need secret I believe as all media info is considered Protected B.

what does this mean?