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CEOTP

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==About==

The Continuing Education Officer Training Plan is a program that has been recently revived by the [[Canadian Forces]] in order to meet aggressive recruitment goals set by the Canadian Government.

The program is activated for specific military occupations and is not meant to be a general enrolment program; when projections indicate that the traditional general enrolment programs ([[Regular Officer Training Program|ROTP]], [[DEO]], etc) will not meet recruitment targets according to the Strategic Intake Plan for a given occupation, CEOTP may be opened by CFRG to achieve the desired numbers.

The program allows enrolling members to avoid the requirement to hold a university degree on enrolment but supports the greater desire for a degreed officer corps by requiring the member to complete a university degree by the end of their initial engagement with the Forces.

The officer candidate proceeds immediately through all initial military occupation training and is assigned an individual learning plan (ILP) by the [[Canadian Defence Academy|CDA]] in order to achieve the educational goals agreed to on enrollment.

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The University Training Program for Non-Commissioned Members is a competitive, subsidized education program offered by the Canadian Armed Forces [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canadian_armed_forces] for the Non-Commissioned Member (NCM) [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Non-commissioned_member] without a university degree who aspires to become a commissioned officer in the [[Regular Force]]. Selection results in the NCM candidate receiving fully subsidized education at the Royal Military College [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Royal_Military_College_of_Canada] or an accredited Canadian University [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_universities_in_Canada] in a degree program which is deemed suitable for member's choice of trade.

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