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In Toronto we are just about to kick off our ROTP campaign, should start near the end of September and a Recruiter should visit your school.  Call 1-800-856-8488 for more info.

When applying for ROTP you can go straight to your nearest CFRC for application, you don't have to do a component transfer request through your unit.  The difference is that the CFRC initiates the application, bypasses the unit and you move through the system as fast as a civilian applicant.

Your Interview will most likely be conducted by a Military Career Councilor (MCC), the PSO is usually pretty busy.  The interview is designed to determine your suitibility for the CF and the occupations that you have chosen.  You should be honest during your interview, if you tell lies or half...

I agree.  Three years from now you might hate the Military and get out, the only thing you will have to show for your efforts is grade 11 and three years further away from finishing grade 12.  I would advise you to finish grade 12 now if you can.  Perserverence, (finishing grade 12) is actually...

Raptor As a Recruiter I would that this is the best advice you could give an applicant.

I've been in Recruiting for four years years now and I've never heard of an "air weapons controller"  Remember that a story or complaint has three sides, your side, my side and the truth.  Unfortunatly it is hard to man CFRC's with the right kind of people, some people are there because they...

Cgy Don't get yourself in trouble at work, like you said, it could be a long time from application to enrollment, it would be nice to keep your job while you are waiting.  SLOR can be filled ouot by anyone who has known you for the last five years.  These could be friends, co-workers, religious...

I'll call you on this one argyll.  The ones you shouldn't talk to are the class b recruiters because the don't know s**t about the Regular Force, they are usually marking time until something better comes along.  I doubt that you'll ever talk to a Recruiting Officer at any CFRC unless they are...

Untill recently, the document was for your own use.  I know for a fact that CFRC Toronto wants you to fill it out and bring it with for your interview.

Don't worry about you VW, call a CFRC and find out what your next move is.

CRA at 60 does not guarantee that you can serve until 60.  You must still be Med fit and able to pass the express test.

MARS = Maritime Surface and Sub-surface Officers.

rucksac In the recruiting centre that I work at, we do not channel people into areas where there is a void.  We have a list of all the occupations in the CF and their hiring status, anyone who has been in CFRC Toronto looking into the Regular Force can tell you about it.  This list indicates...

You don't get to choose a Battalion, you will go to the one that is the most under strength.

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rucksac I am not sure what your comment has to do with the topic you chose to post it under.  Anyway, being considered "skilled" or "semi-skilled" is only a small portion of determining your military potential, as is previous service and "a couple of tours under your belt." Did the add you...

There are three different letter forms on your disk, ROTP,MP and standard, only worry about what applies to you.  Even though the guide says,"who in total, can provide you with at least five (5) years of continuous coverage", at least one of your refferences has to have known you for 5 years. ...

In Toronto they normally do the interview last.

Make sure you ask the tester how he/she wants it done, you should try to do as many as possible.  The person who conducts your interview will look at your results.