TheWolverine
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That'd be a lot of help. Thanks mateI will message you with the one I got sent pal
That'd be a lot of help. Thanks mateI will message you with the one I got sent pal
That'd be a lot of help. Thanks mate
Passed mines in November. Yes team activities are left out. You have a short 10 minute interview and the end which you do not need a suit for. Just go in sports clothes and take a spare set to change into after your shower. The only ball ache is the waiting at the medical, the rest of the day runs smooth as anything. Good luck.Have the AC next week. Have gotten plenty of information here but still curious about a couple of things.
For those that had to do a spirograph, does it require much exertion? I'm in decent shape I would say, none of the tests worry me to be honest but if the spirograph test is before physical it seems like something else to tire you out.
Also given that the AC is one day now, is it just the team exercises and interview that have been left out? So it will consist of Physical Tests, Cognitive Tests and the Medical as the Army website suggests? It doesn't say anything in the pre-event info about bringing smart clothes, I assume this means there are no sit-down discussions afterwards?
They're were closed during the first lockdown and ran at reduced and makeshift assesment centres in the 2nd lockdown. Currently they're back open fully. Condensed down to 1 day though instead of 2According to the Pirbright Facebook page they will be continuing, I would assume its the same across the board as in theory they have a "Covid Safe" model set up.
I don't know for sure your best option is to ask your candidate support manager you are assigned when you apply, however I'm not 100% certain but I think it's 6 months then you have to do it all againHi, was at the AC in July 2020 - passed everything I needed to and was waiting for a date to start training but wimped out before getting a date. I’ve reapplied today, and was wondering if I will need to fully do the AC again since it hasn’t even been a year since I was last there? No complaints if so, would just be good if anyone has any ideas. Cheers.
I don't know for sure your best option is to ask your candidate support manager you are assigned when you apply, however I'm not 100% certain but I think it's 6 months then you have to do it all again
Cheers mate will shoot a message to the CSM, haven’t heard from them since applying a couple days ago anyway. I done my AC on the 28th July so if it is 6 months I’d still JUST be in with enough time hopefully! Thanks again
Lichfield have stopped all overnight stays, but army will refund your hotel cost if you have to travel, I'm positive it's the same theought but can only really say for LichfieldFor Glencorse, when I was there last year we got there at 6pm and then stayed until around 4pm the next day, anyone know if it’s still like this or if it’s changed?
No overnight stays now it's condensed to one day, I'm waiting to get the all clear to go thereFor Glencorse, when I was there last year we got there at 6pm and then stayed until around 4pm the next day, anyone know if it’s still like this or if it’s changed?
Pretty sure you won't have to do cog test again that's a givenAh thanks guys, hopefully that’s another reason that they won’t make me go again since I’ve been within last 6 months and passed due to covid and all that hassle. Maybe I’ll have to go but just have to do some stuff (surely won’t have do the the tst & cog tests again because I’ve not got thicker over the past few months lol)
So I’ve already done the cog test, tst, fitness, medical, everything really and passed it all.. so will I need to go at all do you know?You won't have to redo anything you've already done the first time
If you've done all the medical and test and had the end of day interview and they've said you passed, then I'd imagine you'll have joining instructions in the near future dudeSo I’ve already done the cog test, tst, fitness, medical, everything really and passed it all.. so will I need to go at all do you know?
In July last year I did the AC and past then I withdrew my application when waiting for a date because I had second thoughts, I’ve reapplied now and was wondering if I have to go through the whole process again since it was recently I done the AC and stuff. No complaints if I do because was my own fault for withdrawing but was just wonderingIf you've done all the medical and test and had the end of day interview and they've said you passed, then I'd imagine you'll have joining instructions in the near future dude