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Scoutfinch, Just curious, but who advised you that it would take over a year?

I don't know...from the time that the Ombudsman's staff went out, to the time the report was made public, there have been a lot of positive changes made...CT process, OSL selection etc. I'm not trying to defend the system, but I don't think that things are as broken as we think. Sure there are a...

You should go to the CFRC nearest you. Be advised that you will not be reimbursed for any costs incurred outside of Canada. From your point of entry into Canada, you could expect to be reimbursed for reasonable expenses, in accordance with government of Canada and CF financial rules and...

Health Service PRL is your best option...good eye Old Medic!

Take the time to research your options. Don't just jump in and hope that you made the right choice. This is a great time to be joining...pick something that you really can see yourself doing.

Once you have completed CFAT(qualified for your choice), interview, med (good to go) and PT test (good to go) ,CRNC (results are back favourable) and there are no other steps (ie aircrew med, pre-security assessment etc)...and you have been merit listed, you will be at the same level as your...

I would focus more on what type of occupation you might want to do instead of what occupations the CF would like to fill. If you leave it to someone else to decide on the occupation for you, I can almost guarantee you woun't like what is selected for you.

Lots of good advice given. I'd suggest that you submit your application (either mail it in or apply on-line) and let the CFRC coordinate the processing. Afterall, that's what they do - they'll look after all of your travel arrangements.

Windsorflow, You'd be rolling the dice on that last option. While it is possible, no one can guarantee that you will be selected for commissioning. I'd recommend that you consider your options, look at the occupations that you might really want to do and make up a pro/con list for each. Don't...

Contract Length for  a DEO Sigs Officer is 9 (nine) years. Your salary will be in accordance with CBI 204.11 (check your ETP (Enrolment Transfer Posting Message) when you get it. As well, the CFRC should brief you that prior to enrolment. You can also check it out at...

The following occupations, as of 10 July 06 are OSL trades: Armoured Soldier Arty (Field) Infantry Cbt Engr Line Maintainer Naval Weapons Technician Boatswain ATIS Tech LCIS Tech NCI Op NES Op NE Tech (A, C and T) Comm Rsch Mar Eng Mech Veh Tech AVN Tech AVS Tech Cook Sup Tech MSE Op RMS Clk...

You are fortunate in that you will have an opportunity to attend NOAB. This should give you a very good assessment of whether or not you want the Navy and vice versa. That said, your assessment, in my opinion is a bit of track. Time spent away (whether on deployments, exercises, courses, etc) is...

The ERC ( known as the CRNC - Criminal Record Name Check Credit Check), must be completed before the CFRC can sub,it the pre-security assessment. In the interim, you should be completing (or have already completed) the requisite form.

Sorry, folks, but I am away from the CFRC  right now...but I will get a list up by the weekend. If there are any specific requirements, just pm me and I will try to get an answer to you right away. Regards

xmarcx Sounds like you're ready, then. Good luck.

Med Tech is an occupation for which CFRCs can assign applicants. CFRCs review the files in almost real time (or at least weekly), so, when your file is ready, you should be notified very quickly that you have been selected. Afterwards, you will get the details (when you will be enrolled, when...

Roy, Well done! You have demonstrated what a motivated person can do. Way to go. I can relate to how long it takes to accomplish a degree when work is involved.

Good  advice, Gazoo. There is also another selection scheduled for 14 Nov. So lots of time, lots of opportunity...I would suggest that you use the time to prepare yourself ...do some research and make sure that you have picked the right occupation for you (Nothing wrong with looking at Armour...

Good posts, all of them. The requirement is that pilot applicants (that is to say, those who were not former serving pilots) must have 20/20 uncorrected vision. If and when the policy changes, you can be sure that the word will get out to CFRCs.