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It'll still worked out by some computer program, but usually you can expect a B unless you're passable but mildly shocking. As are quite rare.
Yep, I am commonwealth, and I'm waiting for letter.not yet are you commonwealth ?. are you waiting for letter ?
just message them via your Portal and they will respond.Yep, I am commonwealth, and I'm waiting for letter.
Done that several times, they keep saying my CSM will contact me once there is a date, and it's being 2 months now after I returned my RGMDjust message them via your Portal and they will respond.
I See i am Guessing You Just Have to wait out then.Done that several times, they keep saying my CSM will contact me once there is a date, and it's being 2 months now after I returned my RGMD
What's the best to prepare for basic training I just passed selection. I want some tips for basic training, I've been at an mpct for nearly a year Which has greatly improve my fitness and I run 2km in 10:30 and should I be doing weighed runs and tabs. My lower body strength is very good but I do struggle with pull ups and as of yet I haven't been able to climb a rope
What sort of stuff are you doing at PT wise at pirbright and to what intensity I'm fairly fit not just wanting to know what Standard should I be at before going to pirbright or WinchesterPT is easy at pirbright, I just finished the basic training last Friday so feel free to ask questions
What sort of stuff are you doing at PT wise at pirbright and to what intensity I'm fairly fit not just wanting to know what Standard should I be at before going to pirbright or Winchester
Im joining as a RLC chef plus do you have any other tips on basic training in generalthe hardest things are either carrying weigh or just the pt overall. Focus of burpees and lots of leg work. What reg are you joining as this changes what weight you will carry?
You will only carry 15kg thenIm joining as a RLC chef plus do you have any other tips on basic training in general
Ok thanks I should be starting pirbright or Winchester in March from now till then I want to do be doing 100 press ups 100 sit ups and 100 squats day plus the obviously running 4-5 times a week mostly 3-7 kmYou will only carry 15kg then
for basic be out Of the door 5 minutes before ready 10 minutes before, be prepared for late nights and early mornings you will think you are ready but try now to go 5 to 11 at night without resting on the sofa or on the phone and just do PT and cleaning
I'm off to Glencorse in Feb as a rejoiner medical (ex-reg) for the Reserves. Do you think I'll need gym kit or just suit and tie?Hi. Hope this helps someone. I went to the assessment centre yesterday and just thought I’d put a few things on here as I know some of the stuff I’d have liked to know wasn’t on this chat. Obviously my experience may be different to others but this is what I’d have liked to know before I went.
1. Have ID read if getting the train because it speeds it all up
2. The instructions are there to help you - ask for help if you need it or don’t understand
3. Females can request a female doctor for the medial if you want
4. If you live fair away you’ll get a blue band for your bib which shows you’re priority- they’ll ask you when you have you’re initial interview after the document checks
5. It helps to bring a spare change of clothes for the interview - it doesn’t need to be smart. Some wore smart clothes other did it in pt kit but I know I felt more comfortable in clean non smelly clothes - you go home after this so you’ll most likely travel in these clothes
Hope that helps someone - I know there’s been a fair few write ups but I haven’t found one for one day answering the questions I had