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Practise some more problem solving questions off Google (and then compare solutions). Repeat with different types of questions and problems. You're not a "math person" because you never tried enough. I know because I was once just like you. "Practise" does NOT mean 90 minutes of google...

HAHAHAHA  ;D I had a good laugh. Thanks :)

What DAA said is correct. To add on: I too had to make some changes to my application, however, North Bay informed me that it wont matter much, so they asked me to wait until my application was transferred to the nearest CFRC. Your situation might be different. Call them. Email works too, but...

Engineer (Army) Officer. It is an occupation by itself. http://www.forces.ca/en/job/engineerofficer-21#info-1

Medical and Interview in 2 weeks!

Recruiting Centre: Toronto Regular/Reserve: Regular Officer/NCM: Officer Trade Choice 1: Engineer (Army) Trade Choice 2: x Trade Choice 3: x Application Date: June 2012 (latest) CFAT Completed : September 2009 Medical Scheduled: October 11th 2012 Interview Scheduled: October 15th 2012 Position...

Have you written your CFAT (Canadian Forces Aptitude Test) yet? You cannot order your results for the CFAT. Neither can the CF. You simply write the test, and you must achieve a score above the required score for your prospective occupation. The qualification scores are different for different...

For most DEO trades, its 9 spots. I was looking through the information sheet on the recruiters desk last week.

Find employment? Hint: Well, if you do tell your potential employer that you might be leaving the job to accept an offer from the CF within the next 3-15 months, I doubt many employers will be willing to offer you a job.

Have you filled out your application forms yet? It asks for your name, address, work history blah blah. With a copy of your passport, driver's license, SIN card one could argue that they RC already has access to such information and it is a waste of time for them to ask redundant questions...

If your CFAT scores are above the minimum required for the specific occupation, then you won't be asked to re-write it. Medical: http://forces.ca/en/page/howtoapply-106#step4-4 Fitness (note the difference between Reserves and Regular Force): http://forces.ca/en/page/howtoapply-106#step6-6

Nice guess CDN Aviator. Looks like you were right. ;)

If you've previously applied to the Canadian Forces (handed in your application to the RC, or filled out the Online App in the past) - both Regular or Reserves - your current application access will be disabled. Is that the case here? Have you applied to the CF previously? Yes, you should call...

Yes. They call it the you-did-not-make-the-cut-list.

Your "mini resume" seems to focus more on your activities in High School. Download the CF application forms online and go through it, as you will need to share your leadership roles, volunteer experience, etc, within the past 2 years. Again, go through the CF application form and you will see...

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Ask those questions at the RC tomorrow. Likewise, heed to the advices given above.

Thanks! My application just got transferred to CFRC Toronto :)

You will get a PID. Post Interview Disorder.

As did I. :bowing: The truth is you wont find an answer to your question; it depends on many factors. I am in the same position as you. Just sit tight and keep fit. :)