ROTPApplicantWLU said:Strikeout is my application from last year, when I failed Aircrew Selection
Recruiting Center:CFRC Kingston CFRC Hamilton
Regular/Reserve: Reg
Officer/NCM: Officer
Trade Choice 1: Aerospace Control Officer Infantry Officer
Trade Choice 2: Intelligence Officer Artillery Officer
Trade Choice 3: Logistics Officer Armour Officer
Application Date: January 2012 January 7th, 2013
First Contacted: January 25th, 2012
CFAT completed : January 2012
Medical completed: February 2012 February 2013
Interview completed : February 2012February 2013
Merit listed: March 2012 March 2013
Aircrew Selection: June 2012
Swearing in: -
Basic Training Begins: -
Fingers crossed that this year works out better! I don't have Aircrew Selection to fail this time, and I have a year of university under my belt.
211RadOp said:Finally able to log in from WLU I see.
They will likely ask for all available transcripts. I had been a few years out of high school and was enrolled in a civvie U; I provided all of my transcripts.KellyB said:My fiance is applying this coming fall. He has been out of high school now for 4 years, working full time. He is currently enrolled in a certificate program at Sheridan College, doing it online and getting 90's. It being a certificate course I'm not sure if they'll use these marks or his high school marks. He had a 75 average in high school and would need to upgrade his math to the university level if they will be using his high school marks.
Also, will they take into account his work experience? He hasn't done any volunteering since high school but will start to do more now if necessary to beef up his application.
What else can he do between now and September to help his chances of acceptance?
Last question; If you go through ROTP for a trade do you come out of it as an officer just like with a degree program?
If you hadn't picked it up from the other research you've done here at Milnet.ca, a bit of patience goes a long way - something about a watched pot? You're not the only one in the sausage machine.Daishi said:I'm still waiting for my letter from Ottawa. Two weeks now. A roman messenger would have delivered it by now.
And Ive been calling the recruitment center and medical office all day, nobody picks up the phones I guess.
MNC said:Good day all,
I'm wondering if anyone following this forum has experience with applying for ROTP selection as a PRes Snr NCO. Specifically, did you find there was any confusion wrt PLAR equivalencies or rank on transfer (or rank on completing school)? The impression I get is that the applicant pool for CT ROTP is primarily junior ranks, and I gather there's a matrix for granting many of the basic equivalencies at the Pte/Cpl/MCpl level. I did a stint in recruiting about 10 yrs ago, and at that time thought I had a handle on how PLARs worked. Now, I'm applying for ROTP myself, and either I'm confused by how it works, or my CT manager is. More likely me...My very francophone CT manager has tried to be helpful, but doesn't seem to quite understand my questions, and the folks at the recruiting centre can't really speculate on CT PLARs.
In any case, my situation is this. I've applied for ROTP Nursing, been through the interview, and been told that I'm merit listed. I've applied to the university I hope to attend, and should get an answer from them around mid-May. First point of confusion - can I be selected before being accepted by a university? I've been told yes by the MCC who interviewed me, and no by my CT manager. Second - my CT manager has told me that no PLAR has been submitted in my case, because I'm applying for a "new trade" under ROTP, and that I'd only be getting a PLAR if I was applying to CT in my current trade. Is a PLAR not where they'd make the determination of rank/qual's granted for an offer, though?
And of course, the ever-present question at this time of year....does anyone have any recent dirt on whether any selections have been made? I hear rumour that UTPNCM selections are in, but not announced. The programs are similar enough that I wouldn't be surprised if it's the same board dealing with CT ROTP.
Cheers!
Kant19 said:I've been following anxiously all year, and I think the fact that we're in the final leg of the race has gotten to me, I'm actually going to post:
I have a question about civvy-u, I applied in September and have since then made the decision to transfer universities, so on my application it says I wish to attend one civvy-u, but now I plan on attending a different university, in a different province. Will this have any impact on whether or not I'm selected? And is it okay if I get selected to only then tell them I'm planning on transferring?
I guess it would be better to go to a rc, but I'm just worried about how it may impact my potential selection.
Until you've signed the dotted line, live as if you're not getting an offer, because you might not be getting one.ktipnorth said:Hello Folks,
I was wondering if other folks might provide some insight. I have received several acceptance offers for engineering programs at (Acadia, McMaster and Memorial). Some of these institutional are looking for confirmation of attendance by mid-April. Not certain what to do with pending ROTP decisions. It seems like the ROTP decisions will be slightly behind these deadline. What have others done in the past? My preference has been to attend RMC in engineering but interested in keeping options open. Your thoughts and experience would be appreciated?
KTIPNORTH