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As a perspective member of the Canadian Armed Forces Reserves, it's usually a good idea to possibly discuss this option with your current employer just to ensure that you have their support. For your reading pleasure and things you may want to discuss with your employer before hand...

If you are fortunate enough to be made an offer of employment by the CAF, you will be enrolled prior to commencing travel to RMC and or anywhere else for training.  Therefore, as a member of the CAF, your itinerary and expenses for travel will be managed and either paid upfront or reimbursed by...

After submitting the online application, it usually generates an immediate response email of the server acknowledging receipt of the submission which contains some generic info.  After that, I believe that you normally receive a follow up response in 4-8 weeks, if not sooner. It is now...

You should be receiving an email response from DMCPG 5-2 with further details.  You'll need to keep an eye on your DWAN email for this I believe.

Maybe one of the Reserve Force members here who also work "40-hours" per week are able to answer your question? Joining the Reserve Force does involve a reasonable commitment on your part but only if you are willing and able to make that commitment.  Seeing as you appear to be currently...

To add on to what Sergeant Laen has already posted, your friends in the CAF are smart people. Unless you can pare down your occupation choices, you will need to visit your local Recruiting Detachment to speak with a Recruiter, one on one. Other than that, have you read through these links yet...

Here's some light reading for you.    http://www.tpsgc-pwgsc.gc.ca/fac-caf/act/pa-am-eng.html

There should have been no barriers in you being able to "interact" with an actual Recruiter at a Recruiting Detachment.  You were already inside a bulding occupied by several Federal Government Agencies but were denied access to information services normally available to the general public. If...

Problem being was your lead in statement to your comment, which was... I've seen some of your posts and you do contribute nicely to the conversations which go on here and I hope you stick around and continue to contribute, when you can.    :)  Sticking in the shadows and creeping, then...

Try volunteering for and being a DS and then you will see why they do, what they do and they're not getting paid for it.  It's voluntary time on their part, whether they have a job or not, they just seem to enjoy providing information and taking S&A whilst doing it. When you see the same...

You will most likely be processed no different than anyone else and as the NCM STEP option wasn't available, it may have been removed right from the start of your online application.  Seeing as you have already received the email indicating approval for continued processing, then you are on the...

First of all, AVN Tech NCM STEP is not an available entry plan option at this time, so you can forget about the Paid Education part of your application and this should have been mentioned to you.  Weight, really is not an issue these days, so long as you have no health problems associated with...

Come again?  Are you saying that they refused to speak with him because he had no "photo ID"?      :facepalm:

Try this one --->  http://www.rmcc-cmrc.ca/en/registrars-office/academic-prerequisites In some instances, RMC Admissions "might" complete the academic review of foreign academic credentials but they may very well ask that you have your prior education accredited.  This can be done through any...

Have you downloaded the CFPAS PER program to see just what it says within the "Help File"?  I'm sure that will answer all your questions and then some.  Need the PW, send me a PM. http://www.cmp-cpm.forces.gc.ca/cfpas-sepfc/en/index.asp

If he should be made an offer of employment for the occupation of AC Op, then once he successfully completes his BMQ, he will be posted for AC Op Training, probably 51 Sqn North Bay or CFSACO (NAV Centre Cornwall).  During his initial occupation training and as far as I know, students are...

I guess your previous question has now been answered.    :nod: http://army.ca/forums/threads/105937/post-1454333.html#msg1454333 Congrats and good luck on your future career with the CAF!    :salute:

All C&E Branch Occupations will be trained at "Home Station", which is Kingston.      :)

As the "originator" of the memo, assignment of the file number is your responsibility and will dictate where the document is "filed" once it has run it's course. Personally and based on your post above, you probably should use your SN # as the file number, this way the document will eventually...

No, a background check doesn't normally take a year.  But if you were subject to a "Pre-Security Clearance Screening", then depending on the countries which are involved, the process can take from 6-18 months and sometimes longer.