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Saltypeppa said:
by when can i reapply spf? 6 months after rejection or 6 months after you applied on careergov?

and anyone here go for 2nd/3rd/4th round of application then get in ? or should i just dont bother re-signing up again
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You went for medical in July/August and they only recently informed you about your unsuccessful outcome? 🤔
 
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Saltypeppa said:
by when can i reapply spf? 6 months after rejection or 6 months after you applied on careergov?

and anyone here go for 2nd/3rd/4th round of application then get in ? or should i just dont bother re-signing up again
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Just reapply again. This is my 4th application, and I went for my first medical check-up on the 30th January. If you have the passion, don't stop trying :)
 
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Hey guys, anybody enlistment date is on the 4th of March? Want to exchange numbers for easy communication?
 
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Hi there. I am just wondering that if I were to apply for SPF, would you get a say in your vocation just like the SAF or would you automatically be placed under NPCO vocation for your first few tours? I would like to clarify this as this is one of the main determinants for me going into SPF

Secondly, how heavily enforced is the after 6 months rule? I realised you could simply delete the SG@careers account and reapply again, thereby bypassing it but there is a chance that they will still have your data and not discard it.

Furthermore, I am actually going into SPF NS soon so I may decide to sign on then. How are things different for a SPF NSF vs a non-NSF especially in terms of vocation selection and training?

Help will be appreciated. Thanks!
 
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Anyway guys, any headsup for the 6 month residential training? Is there anything I should prepare beforehand that is not told by SPF?
 
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Not sure if things had change.

SPF will inform you the demand vocations during mass briefing on your 1st meeting (verify certification, written test & etc). If you chose the demand vocations (during my time is K9 & PCG), you will end up there or else most of the time, you will be place under NPCO vocation.

With a Poly Dip or GCE A, you may end up becoming a NSPI for your NSF but if you sign on, you are only a SGT(2). You may also start from SC and final rank maybe only CPL which is a waste of time (2 years of NSF) before you intend to sign on compare to sign on direct as SGT(2).

From what I heard from my ex-REG friend (NSF then become REG before left force), if you decided to sign on just before you ORD, you may have those type of contact that you can quit anytime (Eg: 1 year) without any liquidated damages.


Mastar said:
Hi there. I am just wondering that if I were to apply for SPF, would you get a say in your vocation just like the SAF or would you automatically be placed under NPCO vocation for your first few tours? I would like to clarify this as this is one of the main determinants for me going into SPF

Secondly, how heavily enforced is the after 6 months rule? I realised you could simply delete the SG@careers account and reapply again, thereby bypassing it but there is a chance that they will still have your data and not discard it.

Furthermore, I am actually going into SPF NS soon so I may decide to sign on then. How are things different for a SPF NSF vs a non-NSF especially in terms of vocation selection and training?

Help will be appreciated. Thanks!
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Kyoji83 said:
Not sure if things had change.

SPF will inform you the demand vocations during mass briefing on your 1st meeting (verify certification, written test & etc). If you chose the demand vocations (during my time is K9 & PCG), you will end up there or else most of the time, you will be place under NPCO vocation.

With a Poly Dip or GCE A, you may end up becoming a NSPI for your NSF but if you sign on, you are only a SGT(2). You may also start from SC and final rank maybe only CPL which is a waste of time (2 years of NSF) before you intend to sign on compare to sign on direct as SGT(2).

From what I heard from my ex-REG friend (NSF then become REG before left force), if you decided to sign on just before you ORD, you may have those type of contact that you can quit anytime (Eg: 1 year) without any liquidated damages.
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Interesting. I certainly did not know this much so thank you very much for the info. I will think carefully as to whether this is right for me
 
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