A few crickets chirping
BulletShrapnel
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Maybe they're out watching the Eclipse lol
That should delay the process by approximately 5 to 7 business days xD
FishingMan247
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I was accepted to RMC and I received my offer last Thursday, but 13 years is a lot of time to sign away. I'm not too sure if I should accept, or continue my civvie schooling. I was accepted as an Infantry Officer. Any thoughts?
Nothing here either
I have a feeling all of aircrew will hear at the same time.
Correct me if anything has changed, but you get the possibility to release within your first year at RMC without any repercussions (no need to repay them for education, etc). Afterward, you will owe them for your education at RMC, but you still can release anytime. You can always finish your Civvie degree and enter as DEO or even NCM for shorter contracts.
It was fairly early last year, so it must be just around the corner (I hope)
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Paid education where your time as a student is fully pensionable; guaranteed employment, training and experience on graduation; opportunities to do things the overwhelming majority of Canadians will never do (how many people outside the CAF have fired an anti-tank rocket? Rappelled out of a helicopter? Completed a PAR?); and over $85k for education and training if you have at least 12 years of service when you leave.
Once you graduate you will have multiple different jobs; most postings last 2 or 3 years. It's not same old same old day after day, year after year.
I really hope so, people from previous years we’re getting offers around this time if not earlier, I’m hoping any day now.
Congrats btw!
EliasSchanz
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Yeah I think so too. My recruiter told me pilot selections were on Apr 7, but that was a Sunday so I’m thinking it might have been a typo and they’re on Apr 17? Would sort of make sense timewise too!
Do you think that would include aerospace engineers?
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Unlike Pilots and ACSOs, AERE officers do not need to pass aircrew selection, so selection timelines may be different.
EliasSchanz
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Hmmm i wouldn’t surprised either was honestly. Who knows how they do their selections - could be for all the ROTP trades at once or maybe just one trade at a time… I would probably guess the latter though and they normally wait a while longer for ACSO/PLT/AEC so i would’ve sort of figured that most of the other trades would be done by now. But then again, your guess is as good as mine.
Maybe give your CFRC a call and ask if they have any idea when selections will happen?
They gave me 2 weeks
Congrats!
Congrats! I guess there slowly sending out offers.
