Life As A First Year Cadet At RMC
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- čas přidán 18. 05. 2023
- The Royal Military College of Canada is recognized internationally for its academic excellence. It delivers high-quality undergraduate and graduate programs that give students the skills essential for success. Learn more about life as a first year RMC cadet in this video.
I'm currently 15 years old right now and the RMC is where I dream to end up to study. For the past 3 years I've been determined to be a pilot. To be one for the CAF is my ultimate dream and I can't wait to achieve it. I'm dedicated
You got this
Pilots were a very demanded trades back in 2011, when I joined. I earned my wings in Air Cadets, but ended up as an army officer. As for you - sky is the limit. Good Luck!
Current pilot training is super backed up, I was also going for pilot but was called by my recruiter saying there was a “9 year backlog” you’re fifteen though, I hope it clears up :)
@@TTSilentDeath So nothing changed from 10+ years ago. Back then pilot candidates waited 2 or more years to get qualified.
@@TTSilentDeath not a 9 year backlog.
I miss it there went as a young cadet and will never forget it!! Amazing experience!! 🙌💯
TDV NGC! Is the underground newspaper "Slasher Times" still a thing at RMC?
As an air cadet, I’d love to go to rmc when I graduate to study aero engineering, very proud of our country. If you’re reading this, have a good day.
Thanks for your kind words, we hope you have a good day as well! We hope you are enjoying cadets and good luck in applying in the future!
Remember that school marks aren't everything. When I got into RMC, my average was 63%, however I served for 6 years in Air Cadets, became a power pilot, and was socially active. So bad marks are not be-all end-all, recruiting officers are looking for a well-rounded individual.
Capt. Tuvalbaev
BZ!! Very nice piece!
I will be coming to the RMC open house on November 25; very excited.
I've moved out of Canada to take care of my family. Didn't have the foresight to finish my high school and get my diploma I'm 34 year's old and I'm zeroing in a career path in the military with post secondary school firm in mind is it to late where the best possible online school to fast track me into the CAF.
Thank you for your time. God Bless you.
There is someone around your age graduating from the military college this year. Sure you're a little late but it's still doable
Nice one
I am looking to join the cadets next year. I will be 17 by then but my right hand is not as strong as my left (neurological condition) will that be a issue?
This shouldn’t immediately disqualify you from applying, as this would be at the discretion of the Medical Officer. You can contact your local recruiting centre and ask to speak with medical staff for further guidance. You can find their contact information here: forces.ca/en/find-a-recruiting-centre/.
Do you have any further questions?
CAF Virtual Recruiting Team
If you can still pass basic training and do all the required training and respect the standard I don't see an issue with that.
Currently I’m 17 and have applied for the ROTP program through the military, was deemed medically unfit however I just sent in an appeal. Hopefully this is successful as becoming a fighter pilot in the RCAF has been my dream for more than 10 years. Been training hard for the past 2 years can’t wait until the graduating parade for the wings.
Why were you deemed medically unfit? My sibling and I are going to try to apply for ROTP this year, but I'm not sure if I can get in.
@@NicoNebula I was deemed medically unfit, as I had childhood asthma which as I grew older I grew out of, apparently I still had the medications for when I was 2-5 still on my medical file for the next 12 years which caused it, I managed to overturn the medical and will hopefully be going to RMC for the 2025-26 year as a pilot, as I have passed my aircrew selections test, if you want to know anything else ill keep on this.
@@soapyhorizon5465 thank you 😊
Are you allowed to grow goatees in the Canadians Forces 0:23 ?
All styles of facial hair and sideburns are authorized.
Can't wait to get in! (still waiting for my offer as of now haha)
Good luck, make it in for me would ya.
I still got a couple years to go haha
@@epicgr1ff Of course!
Bro how do I joine the cadet university
Got my offer recently. Keep an eye on your application, and your head up!
Is the application process the same in rmc and rmc saint jean?
There is no difference in the application process for RMC St-Jean or Kingston.
Can foreigners like ' me: Pakistani can apply for it?
@@yaaronkayaar4171 i don't think so. you need to be a Canadian citizen.
I dream of going there but I have a Coeliac disease (gluten intolerance), does this makes me fail the medical exam?
How healthy and fit do you have to be to get in? Like, do you have to excel at athletics when you first enter? What if you're 'average' only? Like you can do basic exercises but aren't considered athletic.
Basic training is challenging both physically and mentally , but part of it is helping you reach the required fitness level, you can learn more about what to expect here: forces.ca/en/how-to-join/#bt
this is not the place to ask these questions but i haven't been able to get any clear answers through the CAF website, can you become a pilot through the ROTP program? if not what program would you need to take. Thank you
Yes, as a university degree is required for the Pilot trade, the CAF will pay successful recruits to complete a bachelor degree program in the Royal Military College System. You can learn more about the program here: forces.ca/en/paid-education/rotp
What do you mean by successful recruits?
@@treefrog4321probably means you have to pass your basic training.
Hopefully soon ill be there too.
I want to be there too bro any place for me to apply
CAF recruitment center is the place where your application begins.
@@MrAkraevoi I’m sadly a bot young still but I’m doing what I can now, thanks though.
How do i join the RMC please
Learn more about how to apply to the RMC: www.rmc-cmr.ca/en/registrars-office/apply
i wanna go to the rmc. im joining the caf for my grade 11 year and I am wondering what my grades would have to look like in school to make it in the rmc?
You can checkout the admissions eligibility here: www.rmc-cmr.ca/en/registrars-office/admissions
looks a lot slacker than I remember at Royal Roads in the 1960's
Things have definitely changed
Yeah couldn't do that shit. 30cm Spec for bed sheets? Shove it.
If I wanted a grown ass man to yell at me I'll call my Dad.
Hi. I’m 25. Is there any age restrictions to apply for college?
Your application for a paid education program is also an application to become a member of the CAF for the length of your training and specific period of service afterwards. All applicants are required to meet both the general qualifications for the CAF, as well as the academic requirements for your field of study or technical program.
To qualify for admission to the CAF and a paid education plan, you must:
Be a Canadian Citizen or permanent resident
-Meet the minimum medical standard required for CAF enrolment
-Pass pre-enrolment tests including the Canadian Forces Aptitude Test (CFAT), an assessment of aptitudes and suitability for your choice of occupation
-Be 16 years of age to submit an application (with parent/legal guardian consent if you are under 18)
-Meet educational requirements of the program (different programs have different entry requirements)
You can learn more here: forces.ca/en/paid-education/
No you're good, theres a guy graduating this year that is in his thirties
Can you study to be a doctor at RMC?
They only offer engineering and sciences degrees i think
No, medical doctors who join the Canadian forces come from civilian universities.
The CAF offers a career of Medical Officers. Learn more about this career, including entry plans: forces.ca/en/career/medical-officer/?
Basically they send you to a civilian university and they proceed to pay your studies and pay you
I am a retired dental officer and I believe the process is the same for dentists and physicians. You’ll need to get all your med school undergraduate prerequisite courses completed and get accepted into any Canadian medical school. Then apply for the medical officer training program. Make sure you have a basic knowledge of the Canadian Forces-structure, history, etc if you want to ace the interview process. They are looking for “well-rounded” applicants so being into sports and having a diverse range of interests/skills/activities is a plus.
You’ll start as a second lieutenant and all of your tuition costs will be paid. You will be reimbursed for what you paid for your first year of tuition costs.
Your summer breaks will be spent doing basic officer’s and on the job training (boot camp/OJT). Upon graduation you’ll be promoted and in a lot less debt than most of your classmates!
Good luck! You won’t regret it.
😊👼👼🇨🇦
2:31 RMC has unit patches now?! People who did not get qualified now get shoulder patches? WTF!
Boo hoo
RMC is a unit... So they get patches... Pretty simple honestly
@@therealmrsteve In my time, you would not get shoulder flashes until you got qualified at least until the phase 3 of your army training. Very few cadets managed to to so before their 4-th year. We respected them. Having no trade, and not at least partially qualified for your trade, screams "showing off". I was an RMC cadet who never went to the RCAC before graduating, and became a crew commander, but not a troop commander. I never whined about having an RCAC cap badge, or having an RCAC flash on my combats. So suck it up buttercups, and wait until you get regimental flashes after Ph.4.
@@ildart8738 k
Kings babies, ridiculous, poor leadership
You have no clue.... whatsoever
Future ring knockers...the untold 5th pillar. Step on the backs of others to advance your career.