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Devonm123 said:Does anybody know a way to get their CFAT score after you are enrolled, just curious.
If you ask a recruiter nicely enough, he *may* give you your CFAT percentile.
Devonm123 said:Does anybody know a way to get their CFAT score after you are enrolled, just curious.
If that doesn't work and you have some spare time try this-reboog said:If you ask a recruiter nicely enough, he *may* give you your CFAT percentile.
In Canada, the Access to Information Act allows citizens to demand records from federal bodies. The act came into force in 1983, under the Pierre Trudeau government, permitting Canadians to retrieve information from government files, establishing what information could be accessed, mandating timelines for response.[5] Any exceptions to that right of access (i.e. information that is not disclosed) is limited and specific. That means that government departments cannot simply refuse to disclose whole documents or series of documents. This is enforced by the Information Commissioner of Canada.
In general, the types of information that can be exempted from disclosure include: information that could affect federal - provincial relations; information provided to the federal government in confidence by other governments; information affecting the safety and security of individuals; information that belongs to third party private sector companies; solicitor - client privilege and information that, if disclosed, could undermine the operations of government. This is not an exhaustive list.
SheRa011 said:i'm curious what the process is regarding rewriting the cfat. i can read from threads here that some have rewritten it. but the forces.ca website said that they do not have to let us rewrite. so what is the determining factor(s) to re write?
Fotoshark said:Well I did manage a successful trip from Chapters today. They only had 1 GED book in stock at the location closest to me (a MASSIVE bible thickness size one at that lol) given it was cheaper than the book I did end up with (kind of funny... lol) none of the ged for dummies etc were in stock. HOWEVER ... I did find a gem of a book that some others may actually find helpful!
It is called ... The Comprehensive Guide to Canadian Military, Border Services, Corrections and Security Exams
Looks like this ...![]()
It might be of some great help to some nervous test takers including myself. Made by these guys www.publicserviceprep.com I spent about $50 on it sadly to find it was about $30ish on chapters website but then again I like having what I paid for in my hands at the time of purchase so it's not that bad especially if it does end up bein of great help.
Hope this helps some others!
- T.
TiredofSitting said:I've been trying to order this book, but it's no longer available through Chapters. I've tried finding it elsewhere but am having no luck. Any idea where I could get a copy? Want to sell yours![]()
TiredofSitting said:I've been trying to order this book, but it's no longer available through Chapters. I've tried finding it elsewhere but am having no luck. Any idea where I could get a copy? Want to sell yours![]()
Fotoshark said:I can check to see if the chapters I found it in has another copy but I think I grabbed the last one. Send me a pm with ur email address as I dont think I can PM u it states "guest"
- T.
Animatronic Fireman said:Check Amazon.ca
I was considering buying it at one point but didn't. I think I saw it there.
shogun506 said:To anyone who can help - is the aptitude test used strictly as a threshold to determine whether a person can do a trade or is it also used to rank people as they apply for a trade? I ask this because I went in to hand in all of my final documents today and book my aptitude test but was told I don't need to. I wrote the test when I joined at 17 as an infantry reservist and they said it meets the score needed to be an officer so I don't need to redo it. If it's a threshold deal, that's fine with me. On the other hand, I'm applying to a very competitive trade and I would like to be as competitive as possible. If these tests are ranked and used to select from potential applicants, I know I could now achieve a much higher score after spending 5 years in university and therefore would like to rewrite it. So is it just a threshold or is there some degree of ranking here?
JorgSlice said:They told you that your scores meet the trade requirement and there is no need to rewrite it.
Your answer: There's no need to rewrite it.
medicineman said:The part of the aptitude test you passed at the officer level would have been the "Holy crap there's only 20 minutes to answer 80 questions" test - it's a threshold pass fail. The other aptitude is for NCM trades, unless things have changed recently, and not for officer classifications. Different kettle of fish. Don't overthink it.
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