Recruiters training

[ark]

Just wondering what kind of training recruiters undergo before they can work at the rercuiting center?

 

[kincanucks]

They attend a three week National Recruiting Course and are required to complete an On the Job Training Package (OJT).

 

[Meridian]

They attend a three week National Recruiting Course and are required to complete an On the Job Training Package (OJT).

kincanucks - is that applicable to essentially everyone in the CFRC, or just the front-of-house types?

 

[kincanucks]

kincanucks - is that applicable to essentially everyone in the CFRC, or just the front-of-house types?

All personnel posted to a CFRC/D must attend a National Recruiting Course with two weeks of training for Counsellors and Clerks and three weeks for recruiters.

 

[Remius]

The course has changed somewhat.  With about  three weeks for all three, MCCs, recruiters and clerks.  It includes a common phase for all three then they break off for specific training and converge at the end for a sort of final ex.  There is also an OJT portion.  The course has been reviewed and re written to make it into an actual qualification.  The plan was to have a "recruiter school" up and running in Borden but has been put off until next summer I would guess. 

 

[kincanucks]

The course has changed somewhat.  With about  three weeks for all three, MCCs, recruiters and clerks.  It includes a common phase for all three then they break off for specific training and converge at the end for a sort of final ex.  There is also an OJT portion.  The course has been reviewed and re written to make it into an actual qualification.  The plan was to have a "recruiter school" up and running in Borden but has been put off until next summer I would guess.   

Ack thanks for the update.

The plan was to have a "recruiter school" up and running in Borden but has been put off until next summer I would guess.  
recently saw a Class C job advertisement for someone to go to Borden to run the MCC portion.

 

[phil.n]

Any requirements (rank, courses, etc.) that are required before you can apply to be a recruiter?

 

[CFR FCS]

Let your chain of command know you are interested in working in recruiting. One good way is to volunteer to be a "recruiter for a day" where you assist a recruiter with presentations or manning a display. It's a great way to get insight into the working of the recruiting system.