Just as a matter of interest, how many people from the board applied this year and does anyone have any idea of the numbers of applicants to the Air Corps compared to the Army/Navy?
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You've said it. Roughly a one-in-a hundred odds from the outset. I imagine you can knock a good few off the initial number of applicants though especially after the first interview. Still, a damn tough one as you say"Never believe anything in politics until it has been officially denied."
Otto Von Bismark
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I also thought the fitness was first this year.At least that's what I understand from the brochure:
" SELECTION PROCEDURE
Preliminary screening will commence in April 2005. The subsequent stages of the selection
procedure will commence in June 2005 (for Leaving Certificate candidates after completion of
the Leaving Certificate). Candidates, if selected, will be required to attend for the various
stages of the selection procedure on the dates and times notified. Candidates who fail to
attend for any stage of the selection procedure will be disqualified from participation in any
further stages of that competition.
a. Preliminary Screening Interviews
(1) Physical Fitness Test. In order to qualify for a Cadetship candidates will be
required to undergo a physical fitness test which is designed to assess their potential
to undergo the rigours of military training. Candidates must attain the minimum
standard laid down in order to proceed in the competition.
(see Annex ‘A’ for details of the test).
(2) Preliminary Interview. Preliminary Interviews will be held at each of the centres
indicated on the application form, provided that there are a sufficient number of
candidates for each centre.
(3) Consent Form Authorisation. Candidates who are invited to attend before an
Interview Board will be required to complete and sign a Consent Form that, pursuant
to Section 8 of the Data Protection Act, 1988, will authorise the Garda
Síochána to furnish to the Defence Forces either, a statement that there are no
convictions recorded against a candidate, or a statement of convictions, as the case
may be. In the case of candidates under 18 years of age, his/her parent or guardian
shall be required to complete the Consent Form.
Note: Success at the preliminary screening entitles a candidate to proceed to the
next stage of the selection process.""Never believe anything in politics until it has been officially denied."
Otto Von Bismark
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Originally posted by Eddie DillonI also thought the fitness was first this year.At least that's what I understand from the brochure:
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a. Preliminary Screening Interviews
(1) Physical Fitness Test. In order to qualify for a Cadetship candidates will be
required to undergo a physical fitness test which is designed to assess their potential
to undergo the rigours of military training. Candidates must attain the minimum
standard laid down in order to proceed in the competition.
(see Annex ‘A’ for details of the test).
(2) Preliminary Interview. Preliminary Interviews will be held at each of the centres
indicated on the application form, provided that there are a sufficient number of
candidates for each centre.
."Lifes a bitch, so be her pimp!
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Originally posted by Boscoi would have thought they would have done the fitness and medical towards the ends as they normally bring you up to Briccans hospital for the medical
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