I find these videos very helpful, but I want to be a chef in the navy and had an interview over the phone last week and moved on to the next stage of my application process. I would appreciate it if you can give me and tips or even make a video for people who want to be a part of the catering service In the Royal Navy.
Hi Sir, i have my AIB coming up soon for my Sponsorship through College to become a RN Pilot. Your previous videos have really helped me through the selection process so far and am sure this video will further help for my upcoming AIB. I will let you know how it goes ! Thankyou once again.
Do you have anywhere I can get info about getting a sponsorship of some kind? I’m not too knowledgeable when it comes to application process and how I can actually get into the RN as an officer, and I’m slightly confused as I have not found many online resources, any advice would be appreciated, thanks.
How important is knowing the history of the Navy as well as the specific assets the Navy has (E.g. specific vessels, specific bases) for the interview? Thanks in advance for any answers.
Hi, yes I think it's important. The more you know about the Navy, the better. Learn about ships, weapons and aircraft. There's a good RN quiz on this page to help you: www.how2become.com/blog/royal-navy-ships-a-recruitment-study-guide/
Hello sir I'm soon to do my interview but I'm not able to swin yet but I will soon start swimming lessons but should I tell my careers officer if I can swim or not
CareerVidz Good managers and good management includes leadership, surely? And on another point, why don’t you think that the army or Air Force have high standards (which is implicit from the specimen answer you suggest about why someone chooses the RN over the other services?)
Hoho Hoho With regards to your comments on management/leadership, management refers more specifically to how an individual allocates assets/personnel to achieve a task or result, where as leadership refers to an individuals ability to inspire, motivate and most importantly influence an their subordinates to buy into the leaders goal/ambition. A lot of managers are good at allocating assets and people to tasks, however fall short at effectively influencing their team members to by into their vision.
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I find these videos very helpful, but I want to be a chef in the navy and had an interview over the phone last week and moved on to the next stage of my application process. I would appreciate it if you can give me and tips or even make a video for people who want to be a part of the catering service In the Royal Navy.
I've just passed my interview this morning and progress to AIB soon. This video helped ALOT thank you very much
Best of luck!
Hi Sir, i have my AIB coming up soon for my Sponsorship through College to become a RN Pilot. Your previous videos have really helped me through the selection process so far and am sure this video will further help for my upcoming AIB. I will let you know how it goes ! Thankyou once again.
All the best and good luck! I am sure you will do really well :)
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Do you have anywhere I can get info about getting a sponsorship of some kind? I’m not too knowledgeable when it comes to application process and how I can actually get into the RN as an officer, and I’m slightly confused as I have not found many online resources, any advice would be appreciated, thanks.
How important is knowing the history of the Navy as well as the specific assets the Navy has (E.g. specific vessels, specific bases) for the interview? Thanks in advance for any answers.
Hi, yes I think it's important. The more you know about the Navy, the better. Learn about ships, weapons and aircraft. There's a good RN quiz on this page to help you: www.how2become.com/blog/royal-navy-ships-a-recruitment-study-guide/
@@CareerVidz thanks for your response. Your videos are very professional and helpful.
Can you do one for the coast guard
I live in Barbados by the way
"Develop the skills I already have and learn new ones I wouldn't able to learn elsewhere." It doesn't make the candidate looks opportunistic?
Not sure what you mean, sorry.
@@CareerVidz No worries. Do you have a link or website shows the importance of the naval warfare in modern day? Thank you.
Is it possible to be in a navy 5 years just to aquire some skills as a man?
What do you mean? :)
@@CareerVidz i mean like not fully making it as a career path but to just gain some knowledge on how to be responsible in life..
I'm 16 preparing for one at my local AFCO soon,i know this video was made 3 years ago will everything still apply now?
This video should still be helpful! :)
@CareerVidz thank you man,appreciate it
Hello sir I'm soon to do my interview but I'm not able to swin yet but I will soon start swimming lessons but should I tell my careers officer if I can swim or not
Thanks! Yes, be honest and tell them. They can help advise and having swimming lessons is great!
Leadership and management are actually the same thing.
No, they are not the same. There is a difference between leadership and management. You need both to succeed: th-cam.com/video/YNGO1GWnbm4/w-d-xo.html
CareerVidz Good managers and good management includes leadership, surely? And on another point, why don’t you think that the army or Air Force have high standards (which is implicit from the specimen answer you suggest about why someone chooses the RN over the other services?)
Hoho Hoho With regards to your comments on management/leadership, management refers more specifically to how an individual allocates assets/personnel to achieve a task or result, where as leadership refers to an individuals ability to inspire, motivate and most importantly influence an their subordinates to buy into the leaders goal/ambition. A lot of managers are good at allocating assets and people to tasks, however fall short at effectively influencing their team members to by into their vision.
Derek dancing on the head of a needle
Derek if you can’t lead properly will you be an effective manager??
you never became a captain??
No mate