becoming an officer?

makes sense. only people who should be officers are people who have the leadership experience and has what it takes. i guess ill just leave becoming an officer then. as long as i get to be an interpreter then i dont care too much about leading

Don't hold your breath.

Don't hold your breath.

i checked the role i want and not only is it priority but i also meet all the entry requirements. taking that into consideration, how could i not get the role

makes sense. only people who should be officers are people who have the leadership experience and has what it takes. i guess ill just leave becoming an officer then. as long as i get to be an interpreter then i dont care too much about leading

i checked the role i want and not only is it priority but i also meet all the entry requirements. taking that into consideration, how could i not get the role

i checked the role i want and not only is it priority but i also meet all the entry requirements. taking that into consideration, how could i not get the role

Hi

Because the entry requirements on the role page are what is required to submit an application. There's several more stages than just applying.

Aptitude test, interview, medical, fitness test, specialist interview (including more aptitude tests) a further fitness test. All of which you have to pass before you start phase one training, let alone training for the role itself.

I'd advise having a good think about what the armed forces do, what the role you're interested in actually does (it's not an 'interpreter' role first and foremost), and whether you want to be part of that.

Kind regards
Adam
RAF Recruitment