Search results

If all you want to be is a NCM, then there is really no need for a university or college education. Yes, it will make you more competitive, but not having a degree will certainly not make or break your chances of getting in.

If you're hard to look at while wearing civvis, you're still going to be hard to look at in uniform.

Happy  ;D

They would spend even less money on you if you were to take the DEO route.

Anyways, to answer the original question, put down infantry as your first, and only put down one or two more options if you think you would be happy doing that job for your entire military career. If there are no other trades that are of interest to you, don't apply for them.

I wouldn't use this as an indicator of how difficult or easy the CFAT is. The next batch of ten applicants could have a 100% success rate, then the following could be 10%. If your group consisted of 1000 people, and only 600 passed, then you could base the difficulty off of that fact. Ten people...

That quote is from the following link if anyone would like to read up on it: http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/nova-scotia/story/2012/07/03/ns-dnd-signing-bonuses.html

They would have told you if your interview was booked for tomorrow. Back when I did mine I wrote the CFAT, then about a month later I did my medical and interview on the same day. It's different for everybody.

Are you saying that the fact that an entire community, consisting of millions of people, was almost decimated is not shocking at all? As well, could you please clarify the reasons for quoting this?

According to this pie chart, 42% of victims in the concentration camps were Jewish. I just found this interesting and I thought it would fit in here well following your post.

Someone who is able to use a SEARCH button.

I can honestly say that I have no idea what you are trying to get across. That makes no sense whatsoever.

So if they don't write books they win the war?

If that's the case, then how would it help to add two more battalions and put them with the Navy?

Is this just an assumption or do you actually know for a fact that the CF really needs more infantry. What I've heard is that it is far from being "in demand" at this point in time.

Is there even a need for "Marine Light Infantry" in Canada? With all the financial cuts the military is experiencing at this time, I'm pretty sure the last thing that they will do is invest in a trade they don't really need.

If you get accepted in the "1st round," then you will most likely be contacted anytime during mid-late April.

You can always try, but it's not your chances are slim. Do you really think the CF would want you to transfer after all your training, just so they can train you to do something else? It's not impossible, it's just not a good plan.

I don't have an answer for you, but I'm just curious as to where you found this info. If it's on a site could you please post the link. This has got quite intrigued!

I was well aware of the date at the bottom actually. If you want to, you're more than welcome to compare the degree requirements on that link with the ones on the Forces website. Something tells me that the majority of them will be the same, and I can already confirm many of them are, just by...