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Recruting Center: Kitchener, On Regular/Reserve: Regular Officer - DE0 from reserves Trade Choice 1: Pilot Trade Choice 2: --- Trade Choice 3: --- Application Date: Oct 05 First Contact: Oct 05 Med, aptitude completed : Nov 05 PT Test completed: Jan 06 Interview completed: Jan 06 ACS Taken: End...

It is impossible to tell. They never tell you how good you did. It is, however, very stressful. It is all self induced stress. You will only spend one or two hrs a day being tested. The rest of the time you spend thinking how you did, that's why it becomes stressful. You have nothing else to do...

You get a complete study package explaining everything weeks and weeks ahead of ACS when and if you get booked. It will explain everything you need to know.

There is a Mbdr Apperley currently working the Q at 30 FD RCA (aka the Bytown Gunners) in Ottawa.

I am a reservist in Ottawa. There are several reserve units in Ottawa including one naval 'land ship'. I know my own reserve unit (30 RCA) has no problem showing prospective recruits around the unit on a training night and answering questions, I am sure they other units do the same as well. They...

I was considering 'forgetting' to put that it but that is probably not the best idea. I think I just don't want to be arrogant and a know it all about it. I suppose that I might have a slightly easier time polishing boots. I just plan to play the game and hopefully have a good time doing it...

If I had to guess, which is exactly what I am about to do, I would guess that how you answer it is more important than what the answer is; that is to say if you make up lames excuses about how it wasn't your fault it will look as if you are immature and perhaps not ready to be and officer. If...

No no no no no no no no. I have no plans on being 'that reservist guy' I am going in with a completely clean slate and no misconceptions about my reserve history making me a better recruit. I am the exact same as everyone else. I just hope I can keep being a reserve a secret from the staff  :P

Thank you!

Not to hi-jack this thread but it seems to be a bit of a intro for all going to St. Jean in Jan for IAP sooooo............I'm in for the 8th of Jan. Leaving Ottawa on the 5th or 6th and should be in St. Jean 3hrs later. Cheers!

X2 Like I previously stated, be prepared to be asked about it and you better have a good, well thought out answer. Marks are but only one of many things the CF looks at. You can not change your past so just try and apply, you have nothing to lose. In my personal opinion this is the course of...

B average is pretty good in my opinion, I had a C- myself, although my opinion doesn't matter in this case. If you do get an interview, which I am sure you will, just be prepared to answer the question that will inevitably be asked about why you failed a course or two. Put a positive spin on it...

Bring them, you have nothing to lose. If they do take them away just try to eat an orange or have some orange juice every day. It should ultimately have the same effect. Cheers.

northbiker: I have been offered pilot and I can tell you that my post secondary academic standing was certainly not high in any way. I barely passed. During the interview the officer asked me about this. I replied by saying that I had really high high school marks and I was in a tough program...

Hello to you all. I am new to this forum and this is my first post. I have been reading this forum for a while and have found most my questions answered. This is my story: I am currently a reservist in Ottawa with an Artillery Unit. Over the last year I have been going through the application...