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Yes, and your IPC and Pay category should be specified in your offer and your message. *Edit* Also see: CFAO 11-6 COMMISSIONING AND PROMOTION POLICY -OFFICERS -REGULAR FORCE http://www.admfincs.forces.gc.ca/admfincs/subjects/cfao/011-06_e.asp DAOD 5002-2 Direct Entry Officer Plan â “...

For the interview purpose, I think the more relevant point is to demonstrate that you have done some research on joining the Forces. It doesn't really matter if you know the exact answer, all it matters is that you have research into your job and your organization. Go to the QOR website and...

Words of wisdom. We should just all arrive, meet new friends from across the nation (pretty cool i think), and go through the same sh*t together.

I couldn't open the socnetcentral.com like so initially I thought he was talking about the new U.S. Army hemostatic dressing. But looking at the link by old medic, I ask myself "why would you want elastic side tie" for your banadage.   You have no contol over the pressure apply over the bleeding...

Here is a list from Canadian Air Transport Security Authority: http://www.catsa-acsta.gc.ca/english/travel_voyage/list.htm

These are the only regulations I could find: National Defence Act: http://laws.justice.gc.ca/en/N-5/85073.html#section-33 . and QR&O 9.04 http://www.admfincs.forces.gc.ca/admfincs/subjects/qr_o/vol1/ch009_e.asp#9.04 . If I understand these correctly, unless you are being called for active...

Was ur extension on paper?

Fat (or lipid) is an important part of your body.  The many different types of fat in your body at an organic level include triglycerides, phosopholipids, steroids, vitamins, etc. and they are use for insulation, energy storage, and so on.  In a lean adult, fat should make up of 18-25% of...

I like analog myself but digital is better for me in the field.  For one digital watches are easier to synchronize that analog watches, and they usually comes with alarm and stop watches.  Personally I have a Casio G-shock for 10 years and it's still ticking.  So I think it is a pretty good...

May be they are looking into cloning technology?

My 2 cents: I understand that you are excited for being accepted (congratulations btw) and anxious of getting the ball going.  However, CFRC process many applications a day.  If I were you I would wait for them to get back as a courtesy.  Wait for a week or so to cut the processing clerk some...

Ah....what's the MOC you applied for?  ??? It's only 20 days like you said...so take a deep breathe and count to ten.  I can't really tell you what to expect next, since I don't know your MOC...Are you applying for regular force or reserve?

Reference letters are always good...they will build up your portfolio whether you go.  Check with your MCC if he/she needs another reference letter.

Contact your local CFRC. They should be able to provide you with all the answers you need. As for "skilled" or "semi-skilled", I believe they apply to those with previous military services, e.g. reservist CT (component transfer) to regular forces. But like I said, CFRC will be able to tell you...

CONGRATULATIONS!  ;D

Interesting site.  :o  Thanks for the link.  ;D

My 2 cents: DO NOT get in the trap of "self-serving bias".   Sometimes when your are certain about something, you may drown out advices that are good and valid. Be open minded and objective about your parents and friends concerns.   Although you may not like to hear it right now, they may have...

Also see: CFAO 209-28 -- REMOVAL BENEFITS -- MOVEMENT OF DEPENDANTS, AND/OR FURNITURE AND EFFECTS http://www.admfincs.forces.gc.ca/admfincs/subjects/cfao/209-28_e.asp

You will be filling a PEN (Personal Emergency Notification) form...so you will need the address and phone numbers of your next of kin and/or emergency contact.   You will also be filling out a will.   So have the information of your next of kin ready. Besides that I don't think you need to...

Actually a colostomy bag is not pretty....believe me!