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Call the Recruiting centre and ask them, they have the most up to date info.

The reserves is set up with students in mind.  One night a week, one weekend a month and fulltime summer employment.  After you graduate from high school, you can apply for ROTP or continue in the reserves and go to university on your own.  If college is what you are interested in, there may be...

Three years as in you will receive an offer for a three years contract for all NCM occupations unless you are applying for subsidized education.

You can change MOC choices until you sign the offer.  If you change your choices to a new occupation that wasn't on your applicationbut were interviewed for three others, you will have to have an updated interview to ensure you are suitable for the new occupation.  You can change the order of...

mkymk Call your unit and see what they have to say.

291er Was the six month wait a result of the recruiting process or the fact that your reserve unit dragged their feet getting your paperwork to the recruiting centre?  The recruiting centre didn't put you in PAT, the managing authority for your occupation did.

Have you called the recruiting centre to talk with the medical section?

There are a lot of things to consider when you put in an application.  The perfect Regular applicant will take l 6-8 weeks to fully process, thats from application to job offer.  Perfect applicants are few and far between.  What if you don't make the minimum standard on the CFAT?  That adds 3...

If you are not happy with the way things are going, complain.  There are several options available for you to redress your problems.  If you believe that someone at the CFRC has made a mistake, tell someone, ask to speak with their supervisor, whatever it takes.  If you don't want to confront...

I may be wrong, but if you chose to be placed on the Supplimentary Reserve List at the time of your release, VFS happens much quicker.

All we've talked about here is medical problems.  What about VFS and CRNC?  Is there any talk about extending this to include Regular applicants if the trial is a success?

Yot Good luck, I hope you have a positive experiance.

Teamfm  Now that you have completed all the steps in the processing phase, you will be merit listed with everyone else in Canada who has applied for the same job. It's just a matter of time, you could get an offer anytime now.

Yot  Call the CFRC and ask a recruiter what they think.  Sometimes a component transfer takes longer than applying as a civilian.  Are you going to apply as ROTP Nursing?  If that is the case, you can go directly into the CFRC and apply and your application can throughout the summer as you do...

Why wasn't your semi-skilled status recognized?  Do you have a diploma from a college?  Which CFRC did you go through?

Yot Have you considered ROTP Nursing?

Perhaps we have had enough people apply for this occupation that we can be selective about who we take in and you were not competitive enough to be selected.  Maybe we need forty recruits to start an occupational training course and we don't have that many yet.  People who are already qualified...

What was the reason for the holdup?  If you are tired of waiting to get into our joke of an airforce, try Air Canada.

Try a visit to the recruiting centre.

FMB Anything is possible, you will have to do all your training again, this time you know what to expect.  Have fun. Fair winds and soft landings