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27-10-2011, 11:54 #1Junior Member
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Army Bursar - What is an Admin Officer
Hey guys,
Was wondering if anyone had any information that they could help me with. I am a 2nd year Army Bursar at University. I gained the 6th form scholarship so I then qualified for the University Bursary. I joined the OTC but in my second week I dislocated my collar bone so couldn't train on weekends although I remained committed to the weekday training nights.
I have been told I have a meeting with my CO about the possibility of becoming an Admin Bursar or staying as a training bursar. Any ideas on what an Admin Bursar is? OR what the difference is between a training Bursar and Admin
I am training full time now with OTC and passed MOD1 and doing MOD2 now. So there is no question of fitness or commitment. Any help would be much appreciated!
Cheers
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30-10-2011, 00:22 #2
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30-10-2011, 00:33 #3
Sounds like some local distinction to me. Personally I'd insist you beggars turned up and trained, too many bursars blow it out.
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30-10-2011, 18:36 #4Junior Member
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Found out the difference finally after being on Ex. this weekend.
Admin Bursar - University Bursar who does not attend OTC but has to sign off with the CO every year to keep his/her Bursary.
Training Bursar - A potential officer who trains with the OTC regularly and still receives bursary payment.
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30-10-2011, 20:12 #5
Why would the Army want to pay someone who can't even be bothered to turn up for OTC which, let's face it, is not exactly demanding anyway.
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31-10-2011, 14:34 #6Junior Member
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Most of the guys I know who did Medicine at Uni who had a Bursary were Admin Bursars due to the commitment needed for their course. They turned up as much as they could, but meant that if they were on out-firms that they didn't have to trek back for parade.


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