Got the assessment tomorrow, hopefully all goes well. I feel I haven’t researched enough but I haven’t been explicitly told I’m having an “interview”, but rather a “careers discussion”. Only briefly looked at the history of the Guards and everyone knows the 5 Regiments so that’s not an issue.
Do you research on the regiment of your choice, keep on top of your fitness especially cardio. Be confident and enjoy it. Try to engage in communications on the journey to wherever you get sent. It really is a good time give it 110%. I had a great time on mine but was nervous before I went. Honestly don’t be nervous it’s a great experience. Roll on mod one now. All the best those going for assessment.
Haven't chosen an assessment date yet but I was told that if you get straight A's in assessment grades, you get offered a starting date there and then. If you get B or C, you might be waiting quite a while before you can start basic training. I will definitely research a lot but I really wanna focus on getting straight A's.
Yes the goal is to win and do your absolute best aim for the a’s for sure, the ultimate goal is to just pass and get into the unit you are aiming for! Go smash it
im waiting to start basic training now but when I did my assessment centre I didn't really do any research on what i wanted to do so my interview at the end was a bit awkward but i still got offered a job so i wouldn't worry about that too much tbh
Is that by choice? That is a long time from now, I only ask cause I was told you can go *within reason* soon as *you* are able or you can take longer etc?
@@howardsz1502 so i started my application back in january and then about 6 and a half weeks ago i had my formal interview where we discussed when id be off for my assessment centre and he had wrote down 6 weeks and i got back yesterday with a pass luckily
hi got my assessment date on the 12th wondering how hard it was and the bleep test thats the only thing im worried about im crap at running idk what it is
id try not to worry about it. just make sure you drink enough throughout the day. with the pee tests and fitness tests you'll want to be hydrated. good luck 👍
@@Alex63645 this might sound like a cop out answer but it depends. every day is normally different. if I had to describe the most average day it would be pt in the morning, shower. wait out on group chat in your room for tasking. lunch, 12- 1:30, parade. then fuck all till 5. done
Really helpful video, making bullet points right now haha! I want to ask though, all the info that you say that you need to know, do you need to know all those things about all 3 of the job role choices you are told to have?
Can I ask what for? I'm currently waiting on my date, I feel confident but haven't used a doctors for about 15 years so I don't know what they are going to find
@@user-bj2pc3it2v make sure u pace your self u don’t need to get there 3 seconds before the bleep u need to place your foot on the line as the bleep goes off try keep some of that energy bud you’ll smash it
@CraigVH. I'm done with online decouments, medicals pass. I had a message I will be contacted soon. Please give me any advice, what will be the next step please??... Your videos are helpful.
I’m currently in training , as far as I know you can join with mild and I mean very mild ADHD and you can not be taking medication for it but still talk to your careers office first if you do take medication it may depend what you take and how often but if you have an extreme issue with ADHD ie it really effects the way you behave and conduct yourself then No unfortunately you won’t be accepted
From my understanding, you must have been asymptomatic for at least two years without the use of medication. The reasons behind this are that they don't want someone who's mentally unstable on the front line, especially if they require medicines they may not be able to get in a sticky situation. You would be a danger to yourself and your unit if you're unable to act like a good soldier while a hostile unit is attempting to kill you.
i've recently joined the university officer training corps. when i did my army medical i was honest about my ADHD (diagnosed through someone employed by my uni but not a psychiatrist). the main thing i was asked is if it affects my discipline. i said i keep myself clean, exercise with some consistency, keep my home in relatively good order and achieved a 1:1 in my bachelor's degree. i believe i was asked about medication, though i can't remember for sure as we were all sleep deprived af. i also mentioned i live with my girlfriend; that was also a positive as it meant someone else could tolerate living with me haha. meditation practices, exercise and philosophy have seriously done wonders for my wandering mind, energy levels and views on the world and of myself. i am heavily considering joining the army when i finish my master's. good luck on your journey brother
Hey, I'm looking forward to joining the British army in a few years. I'm not sure if I'll be able to. This is because I originally come from Bulgaria. Do I just need to pass the citizenship to be able to join (I'm not talking about only citizenship as a requirement). So do I need to pass the citizenship test and earn it as one requirement
It all say on the British army website under tank crewman what qualifications you need. No formal Qualifications neeed for tank crewman jobs.army.mod.uk/roles/royal-armoured-corps/tank-crewman/
@@CombatReadyHQ ah yes thanks for your response. I understood that on the website, but this is the problem on a lot of assessment videos on RU-vid (about how to prepare and what not) like this one, people mention how you need to pass an English and Maths test at the assessment centre no matter the role. I’m just a little confused.
@@dongyenk well i first set up my account with the army in July then about 2 weeks later had my first meeting and sent of for my medical history that took about 3 weeks to come back (can vary heavily depending on your medical history) then the second they got that they’ve given me the ac date so about 2 months which from taking into account others i know who’ve joined is pretty quick
ok so im going to join the army however idk what regiment to join sir. i have been training since 15 years old i hope to go sas but im not sure wht regiment to start of with. paras, royal marines? can you help.
@@CombatReadyHQ to be true-full I miss it, and I’ve been struggling hard the last two years just can’t seem to settle properly and it’s affecting not only my life but my family’s life’s too.
I want to join the British army as a RLC driver I have studied public services level 3 diploma which is 2 A levels , I was wondering would I still get in without any maths or English ? am not so good at Maths so just worried, it does say no qualifications needed for RLC driver , please let Me know how I can prepare my self as its always been my dream to join the army. Thanks
Nice, if it says no qualifications are needed then I would reckon so but please speak to the careers office or give them a call on the British army website to confirm
@CraigVH. I'm done with online decouments, medicals pass. I had a message I will be contacted soon. Please give me any advice, what will be the next step please??
