Army's Summer Program Help
- Thread starter WebAddict
- Start date
- Reaction score
- 0
- Points
- 210
if you are 15 you cant join.... you have to be 16 at least, with parental consent
T
tylor123
Guest
Hi i would like to join your canadian army summer program i am 18 years of age i am fit and i always wanted to do something related to the army and it is my dream to join the army so if u could tell me how to join the summer program that would be great and can u join online thank u
T
tylor123
Guest
the thing is i don't no where my nearest recruiting center is i live in nova Scotia lunenburg. but am i guaranteed to get in if i could find one?. and what do they do all in this program?.and like i said i don't no where my recruiting center is and i really want to do this so if u would write me back about this that would be great thank you
- Reaction score
- 0
- Points
- 410
tylor123 said:
Call 1-800-856-8488 and someone can tell you where the nearest reserve unit is to you.
T
tylor123
Guest
OK now i got one more question what do i need to get in this program how old and what kinda of education tell me everything i need be for i call
- Reaction score
- 0
- Points
- 210
you have to be at least 16 and have a minimum of a grade 10 education.. i dont know what it is outside of ontario but im assuming its the same thing?
why dont you just call the recruiting center? its not like theyre going to scream at you for not being clear on requirements and watever else you want to know.. thats what they are there for.. just call and find out for yourself
why dont you just call the recruiting center? its not like theyre going to scream at you for not being clear on requirements and watever else you want to know.. thats what they are there for.. just call and find out for yourself
T
tylor123
Guest
OK last thing i only got grade 9 and i am 18 do i need grade 10 just answer that and i ain't gonna bother u anymore sorry for all the questions
- Reaction score
- 0
- Points
- 410
tylor123 said:
You need Gr 10!
T
tylor123
Guest
OK cool i will get my grade 10 then i will see you i hurd u get 5000 dollars for doing the program is that true
- Reaction score
- 0
- Points
- 410
tylor123 said:
Call the 1-800 number.
- Reaction score
- 0
- Points
- 210
Okay.
*takes deep breath*
Since you have proven yourself to be too lazy to read the Recruiting FAQ, I will spell out the basic information just for you.
This so-called "summer program," as you call it, is army basic training, to be more precise, two courses: BMQ (Basic Military Qualification) and SQ (Soldier Qualification). To participate in it, you have to, guess what, join the military. You go through a (occasionally prolonged) application process, and if you're lucky enough get through it without any major difficulties, you become a member of the Canadian Forces.
To do this, you need your grade 10, you need to be 16, as well as you need to be a Canadian Citizen, but you could have found this out simply by reading the Recruiting FAQ.
Since you speak of a 'summer program,' I am assuming you mean to join the Reserves. Now, the Reserves are a part-time deal, but they are still part of the Canadian Forces. You usually work one evening a week and a weekend or two a month with your unit, in addition to summer training. Since kincanucks graciously provided you with a number to call to find out more information, more specifically, which reserve units are in your area, I suggest you do so.
Have a nice day.
*takes deep breath*
Since you have proven yourself to be too lazy to read the Recruiting FAQ, I will spell out the basic information just for you.
This so-called "summer program," as you call it, is army basic training, to be more precise, two courses: BMQ (Basic Military Qualification) and SQ (Soldier Qualification). To participate in it, you have to, guess what, join the military. You go through a (occasionally prolonged) application process, and if you're lucky enough get through it without any major difficulties, you become a member of the Canadian Forces.
To do this, you need your grade 10, you need to be 16, as well as you need to be a Canadian Citizen, but you could have found this out simply by reading the Recruiting FAQ.
Since you speak of a 'summer program,' I am assuming you mean to join the Reserves. Now, the Reserves are a part-time deal, but they are still part of the Canadian Forces. You usually work one evening a week and a weekend or two a month with your unit, in addition to summer training. Since kincanucks graciously provided you with a number to call to find out more information, more specifically, which reserve units are in your area, I suggest you do so.
Have a nice day.
- Reaction score
- 0
- Points
- 410
Well said. I don't have the patience I used to have.
T
tylor123
Guest
ok
- Reaction score
- 0
- Points
- 210
he keeps asking about the money..
the way he puts it i take him as the kind of guy whos going to do BMQ and then quit right after he gets his cash
the way he puts it i take him as the kind of guy whos going to do BMQ and then quit right after he gets his cash
Similar threads
