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Hi all, I just stuck a post on the IAP Kingston thread about receiving enrolment packages if you wanted info. In a nutshell, the official letters will be sent out in May. I'm in BC, in case it's different for other provinces. :)

Daft question, but does anyone know if women have to wear the skirt, or can we wear pants if we wish? Just wondering. ;D

Ok, slightly off topic, as this has more to do with getting our enrolment packages than with IAP, but since some were asking for info, here's some of what I just got emailed: "The recruiting centers have been dealing with you verbally to date and you probably don’t have any documentation at...

Of course we all want our packages soon so we know what's happening, but I think if anyone actually knew any concrete details, they would have already posted it. Better get used to the military motto, hurry up and wait. You'll get your package when they send it to you. :salute:

If you were told your first year will be in St. Jean, when were you told you were accepted? Just curious, because I was told I was in on the first round of acceptances, and I was told I'll be going to RMC in Kingston in August. I guess there's a reason for everything, but I guess that's only for...

Yasha, do a search on IAP Kingston, there's a thread that talks about the new system that's being installed for RMC Cadets this year. Basic will be next year, sounds like a mini IAP will be in August at RMC before FYOP. You know you've been reading these forums for a while when you start...

Exactly. I'm still waiting to feel like a grown up. If I'm lucky, it'll never happen! ;)

I'll be 36 at the end of this year, and I'm heading off for my first year at RMC this August. As long as you are fit, I think being older has it's advantages. I know I'm more patient, have more skills, and am a lot more determined than when I was 18!! ;D

For me, I think even though it would be great to know your trade as soon as you go into RMC, I actually think the "wait until you've finished your first year" system has its plusses. Not only do you know by then if you are cut out for the military, and would enjoy the trades you picked, I see it...

Try moving back to Canada from being in Japan for several years just to submit my application. I came back to no job, no savings, no house, no hometown, and had no idea if or when I would get in. Trusting that I'll pass my aircrew exam, I'll be going to RMC one year after coming back. I know...

I had a similar dilemma when deciding whether to apply to a civi university or RMC. I have oodles of previous uni experience behind me, most recently about 1.5 years worth of political science credits from studying by correspondence for 3 years. It was a hard call to give up all that work and...

Thank you for that, I appreciate it! :cdnsalute:

Hi, sorry to ask a daft question, but I've searched these forums, and can't seem to find an answer. I've just been accepted to RMC to eventually become an Air Nav, and I have a question about the job description as posted on the forces.ca website. In the job description, it says that "Air...

Hi Domagala, yep, I'm going to be Air Nav too at RMC this year. I'll be going in August I think, I don't have any details yet. I know I'll do BOTC next summer.

Thanks for that cheeky monkey (love the handle by the way!), that clears things up a bit! I'll probably be on the same course as you then. I haven't been given any more details, was told that would come in a few weeks. Can't wait to get into my scarlets!! I'll look hot! :-*

Thanks for that, I didn't know that. I figure either way, I'll have a kick ass job! Hopefully I'll do alright at RMC without basic training, I'm a 5'1" woman and I may just need some help over that damn wall!! ;)

Hi all, this is my first post here, but I thought some of you would be interested to hear that I just got into RMC! Just got the call at work today (so hard trying to play it cool, cause my bosses have no clue!), and I got my second choice, Air Nav for Air Operations Support. Waaay cool! My...