[Fours4]

So not being to specific, I'm already quite into my application to the Royal Air Force (UK) which I applied to around 4-5 months ago, I've already done quite a lot of tests etc but have my interview tomorrow, it's 90 minutes long as the role I am doing is quite significant and isn't just a ground role, I don't want to be to specific.

But damn, I ain't ready for this kind of interview, the amount of knowledge required to know/learn is way more then I expected, and I left it until about 2 weeks ago to start learning, the worst that can happen (I hope) is I will get deferred for 1-6 months and told to come to a interview at a later date (if the recruiter sees potential in me doing the role I chose) or I could be told that I need to pick a different role.

We'll see, anyone else done something similar?

[Vеrt]

Well dang, good luck man! It seems like it’s gonna be tough!

[dave soiutig]

Nah not here , I wouldn't anyway. Military is a mugs game, fighting pointless wars for nothing but money. Good luck tho.

[hayesh]

Good luck,The airforce is usually the strictest branch of a military for a reason

[keztheguru]

Good luck buddy. I hope u get it do our country proud.

[Artemiz]

You will succeed because you have the spirit for your country.

[Fours4]

Unfortunately I didn't do the interview, and there was some complications to do with my qualifications which ended in me not being able to continue with the role I choose, so they said go home and look for a different role I qualify for and to call them and I can go down for an interview regarding that role. But yeah, it's all good, I'll be looking at something else to do in the air force though.

[The Amazing Sinner]

Good luck mate! I hope u get it do our country proud.

[SIM-4033767]

So not being to specific, I'm already quite into my application to the Royal Air Force (UK) which I applied to around 4-5 months ago, I've already done quite a lot of tests etc but have my interview tomorrow, it's 90 minutes long as the role I am doing is quite significant and isn't just a ground role, I don't want to be to specific.

But damn, I ain't ready for this kind of interview, the amount of knowledge required to know/learn is way more then I expected, and I left it until about 2 weeks ago to start learning, the worst that can happen (I hope) is I will get deferred for 1-6 months and told to come to a interview at a later date (if the recruiter sees potential in me doing the role I chose) or I could be told that I need to pick a different role.

We'll see, anyone else done something similar?

Good luck! 🎉