RAF OASC - probably a frequent question...
I don't own this space under my name. I should have leased it while I still could
Fair dink, and I can see you corrected the spelling error in Akrotiri. Also to be fair, I don't think they will let you near a keyboard at OASC.
Accuracy or otherwise at IOT is another matter and really a matter of good habbits, a bit like servicing a tonka.
Good luck. They will try and bring out the best in you.
Accuracy or otherwise at IOT is another matter and really a matter of good habbits, a bit like servicing a tonka.
Good luck. They will try and bring out the best in you.
And where is my bad spelling?
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Originally Posted by Time Flies
Nice attempt to cover up your spelling SAC. Didn't you think someone might have read it before you amended it? There is also a tiny little giveaway...
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Originally Posted by THELONELYSAC
learn about JPA
As for why is Akt important, you could always tell them that it's important to have a holiday camp for morale and not everyone wants to work after 3pm . . .. .
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HELP!
I'd appreciate someone letting me know what you recommend I start reading with regards to prep for the OASC interview. Current Affairs topic, RAF past and present to what depth etc....
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Originally Posted by Big Cheese1
... go back to the TA as it was a recommendation, and not to mention the obvious team skills etc that I can gain from it. My main concern is how I think OASC would perceive this. I have a fear that they may look at me as some jack b*stard who doesn't want a RAF commission. I've also spoken to a couple of TA bods with mixed views about using it as a springboard into the regs - especially in today's climate where the TA cannot afford time wasters.
This recruitment Officer was sick of getting reports back from OASC recommending that candidates should join the TA before re-applying for the RAF again. He was recruiting for the RAF not the Army, he said.
It seems that 'Join the TA' is a standard response from OASC now. I understand why, for all the reasons of outdoor pursuits, practical problem solving, fitness and leadership in a military environment, but note your point about how the TA cannot accept time wasters! Interesting!
