Looking at DEO LOG,

[d_edwards]

I retired as an NCM, and will complete my university degree this fall. I am considering re-enrolling as a LOG O.  I was wondering how my prior service impacts the time for the recruitment process.  I have been out a year and half.  I am basically expecting the process to take up to a year.  I am curious if my relatively recent prior service will speed the process up, or bog it down. 

 

[Chang]

I've heard from many recruiters and guys that have re-joined that previous service will most likely bog you down as they have to draw service records from Ottawa, which is an extra step.

 

[Wookilar]

d,

Also be aware that the Log Branch is now green, we are only accepting those with "ideal" degrees. I have a list, but our Q drives crashed yesterday and we are still feeling the effects. As soon as I can get into my drives, I will post it.

Wook

 

[NSDreamer]

How about reserve Log Officers who are CTing who have just finished their basic training<-(Read BMOQ-L/Old Cap, not basic) and are just starting their phase training and have 2 years of experience?  ;D

 

[dapaterson]

How about reserve Log Officers who are CTing who have just finished their basic training<-(Read BMOQ-L/Old Cap, not basic) and are just starting their phase training and have 2 years of experience?  ;D

You'd be considered a semi-skilled entrant.  Depending on the SIP and current BTL there may or may not be positions available.

 

[NSDreamer]

You'd be considered a semi-skilled entrant.  Depending on the SIP and current BTL there may or may not be positions available.

Woot when I go home today, I get to tell my 9erD someone might consider me Semi-Skilled, it'll be news to her !