[JR]
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If the military isn't your thing, or if you despise the army, maybe you shouldn't be reading this
I've been in Air Cadets for the past five years, but since I needed a job... and working behind a counter really isn't my thing at all, I figured I may as well move on from cdts and join the infantry.
Well, okay, sort of join the infantry =p I filled in my DND2170 (fancy name for application form) to join the Canadian Forces Primary Reserve in an infantry regiment, the Royal New Brusnwick Regiment, 2nd Batallion (2RNBR)... I'm just waiting for my interview now, hope it goes well. I've had my share of interviews as a senior cadet... so, that's cake.
Really looking forward to doing my BMQ/SQ and trade spec (DP1) during the weekends as opposed to a full blown 11 weeks of training this summer... oh, and as a bonus, the base pay is $80/day, which equates to $13/hr... not bad for a first job, part time even. Having been in cadets raises that to $15/hr after 6 months of service, but yeah, nice either way
Cheers, ~JR
I've been in Air Cadets for the past five years, but since I needed a job... and working behind a counter really isn't my thing at all, I figured I may as well move on from cdts and join the infantry.
Well, okay, sort of join the infantry =p I filled in my DND2170 (fancy name for application form) to join the Canadian Forces Primary Reserve in an infantry regiment, the Royal New Brusnwick Regiment, 2nd Batallion (2RNBR)... I'm just waiting for my interview now, hope it goes well. I've had my share of interviews as a senior cadet... so, that's cake.
Really looking forward to doing my BMQ/SQ and trade spec (DP1) during the weekends as opposed to a full blown 11 weeks of training this summer... oh, and as a bonus, the base pay is $80/day, which equates to $13/hr... not bad for a first job, part time even. Having been in cadets raises that to $15/hr after 6 months of service, but yeah, nice either way
Cheers, ~JR