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I know all the procedures in the CF are the same between Regular Force and Reserves.
My question is what kind of questions the recruiter will ask if I am going to join an Army Reconnaissance Unit? and the interview will be held at local recruitment center as well or it will be at the local regiment that I applied?
This is what I have found in the CF website. It is for regular members or for both RF and RES?
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To prepare for the interview, we suggest that you:
Research the jobs you have listed on your application.
List the reasons you chose those jobs.
Review your resume and be prepared to talk about your work history.
Summarize your education and any other activities you have been involved in.
Read the section “Life in the CF” and “Basic Training.”
Prepare answers to the following common questions:
Where does basic training take place? For how long?
Where does the occupational training take place for the jobs you are interested in?
How long will you be in training before you are completely qualified?
What is the role of your preferred job in the Canadian Forces?
Where might you serve?
What do you like about the jobs you listed on the application?
What are the negative elements of the jobs you listed on the application?
My question is what kind of questions the recruiter will ask if I am going to join an Army Reconnaissance Unit? and the interview will be held at local recruitment center as well or it will be at the local regiment that I applied?
This is what I have found in the CF website. It is for regular members or for both RF and RES?
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To prepare for the interview, we suggest that you:
Research the jobs you have listed on your application.
List the reasons you chose those jobs.
Review your resume and be prepared to talk about your work history.
Summarize your education and any other activities you have been involved in.
Read the section “Life in the CF” and “Basic Training.”
Prepare answers to the following common questions:
Where does basic training take place? For how long?
Where does the occupational training take place for the jobs you are interested in?
How long will you be in training before you are completely qualified?
What is the role of your preferred job in the Canadian Forces?
Where might you serve?
What do you like about the jobs you listed on the application?
What are the negative elements of the jobs you listed on the application?
