New Canadian Navy recruitment program | Your Morning
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 เม.ย. 2023
- The ‘Naval Experience Program’ gives new recruits a year of training with no strings attached.
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I'm in the Navy as a Naval Communicator as an S3/Pte, and it's honestly fun. Definitely a great experience. But if you're that kind of person who only sees the Bad/Negative and think like you're too smart to be trained and mentored, then it is not for you. - Even in a civilian job, if you're arrogant and high-nosed person, eventually you will hate your job and people will dislike you.
In every job there are ups and downs, good and bad, but here in the Military, you have a secure job, you'll meet awesome life long friends, travel the world and Serve our great Nation.
I leave for BMQ in 45 days! Weapons engineering tech! I am beyond excited to start a new chapter of my life.
I'm in that "limbo" waiting phase between passed the CFAT and next steps.
sir i want to join so can you please guide me the procedure
Endless overtime (with no extra pay), you can be discharged medically for anything (ie fired for depression/ ptsd), and there are no ships, planes or tanks to use! Sign me up!
When will this country ever learn that being asked to trust your life to 30+ year old equipment with no support or respect from the government is NEVER going to be an appealing option. Properly fund, equip and use the military and the people will follow. The fact that the top brass are afraid to say so is part of the problem.
Correct
Preach!
It’s not just the top brass, it’s as well the funding from the current state of government which neglects the military. We need a government that cares about their military protection on a national scale.
Try cutting back on the DEI nonsense and you might get more recruits. Oh yeah, and spend some money on the military. I served as a Canadian Military Engineer from 1996 to 2001 and at one point we were ordered to turn in our 2nd pair of combat boots so they could be shipped to our deployed guys in the former Yugoslavia and elsewhere. The government couldn't even supply us with something as basic as boots. My unit's one track was a Vietnam War era M113 APC and we had to lease civilian trucks from local dealers after they closed down CFB Chilliwack and the motorpool there. For some of our deployments to U.S. bases for joint training exercises we had to hitch rides on American C 130's to get where we were going and back. It was embarrasing.
If I could go back in time before a family, if this was an option.
Same as they had in the 80’s….the YTEP program.
Is fifty-five too old to enrol in this program? What’s the mandatory retirement age for the CAF?
Doubt you would pass 3 month basic training
@@richardbanks6025 - I’m a retired infantry officer (Canadian born but ex-foreign NATO member special forces). Even at fifty-five, I reckon I could still make it alright through any basic training program. I was asking about the mandatory retirement age for the Canadian forces.
Ages 17-57 I believe!
I believe the cutoff age to join us 57
@@tookurjaerbs - Thanks, mate!
9 months exposure means 6 months away from home, I did my time in the Navy and 3 months away was a stretch, not excessive but a challenge, just couldn't imagine 6 months away from my family because our Military can't rotate enough resources.
And they, the Military think this is some sort of fix to prevent burnout?
Anyone that buys into this program is going to be abused as unskilled labourers and have a sh*t time of it with no real expectation of signing on for another 4 years, unless the command comes down from the top to treat these yearlings as though they are at a day camp.
Same idea happened in the 80s with Katimavik, we treated them as though they were Sea Cadets pitching a life in the Navy, and they were resented because they got in the way of us doing our contractual duty, 5 years at the time and they would be gone after a month.
As a 16 year old who would like to commit to this oppurtunity do you think it is worth it, i beleive i can handle some abuse lol
@@barbarianyt8578you’re 16, you’re too young
I'm a foreigner can i join RCN at my 30's? how long can i take basic safety course
@@YWYW476 the same as in CDN. army too?
This is really smart. The HR folks in DND did really well with this program.
They need to open it up to Irish and English people 😅
The problem with the Navy is having to live on a ship.
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I’ll love being on the submarine
@@Penguins_antartica Same. The subs also spark my interest
Just look at the eight unarmed Orca vessels in Victotria. The dismal safety record our submarine fleet. In 2014 they removed 40mm Bofors from twelve Kingston coastal patrol vessels. Looks more & more like an unarmed coast guard versus a real naval experience. Our twelve frigates severly overworked too. Not really encouraging.
It's not a great life, take it from me, a 17 year veteran
Is it true that the worst shore duty is better than the best sea duty ? It is in the USN .
16000 personal short for the absolute minimum peacetime military
So Naval Reserves are not willing to go to Sea? are the Naval reserves not a induction program? you wish to put a person who signs up for the program onto a Combat vessel to do what? increase or decrease effectiveness or just lure recruits into a false sense that the Canadian Navy is all about showing off the flag and seeing foreign ports, because that is exactly what the Navy will do, put all these yearlings on a sight seeing tour, and that will end with the signing of the dotted line.
Don't worry 50% of those who try out, fail the basic training program, so there is very little expense involved, only about 10% will actually sign up after 1 year, to many sucks in this country.
I wish I could. Especially with current world events.
If I was younger and didn't have children I would be the first
As a former military officer.....STAY AWAY. You will thank me later. Stay far far far away.
Why ? could you explain us the reasons you say this ?
@@MultiNoomane I have waited 3 years just to get enrolled, despite having a very clean record. I have experienced racism. I have witnessed others experience racism and sexual assualts. The superior officers like to play favourite. Nothing ever gets done, extremely beauracratic. If you value your time, dignity, and sanity, stay far away from the federal government. Stay in the private sector or work for yourself.
@@Mark-fh5lpwere you in the navy or one of the other branches?
@@Caesar316 Navy
What might not be right for you may be right for someone else. If they can sign up for just one year to try it out why not give it a shot?
this is a great idea.... way to go RCN
Is the poop deck really what I think it is?
$42,000 CAD……….. just above poverty
The woke military
Please explain what "woke" is.
@@JusticeAlwaysAnything he doesn’t like.
@@JusticeAlways pro- Feminists, pro-gays, pro-trans, pro-minorities, pro-immigrants etc.....
@@purple_wave_purple_wave2986
Ok..(I thought woke meant "to be aware of your surrounding situation" - not about types of people).
Seems the use of this word is incorrectly used.
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Mandating vax did hurt enrollment.
The people who that would hurt are the psychopathic people who think that the vaccine is bad
Liberal never have strings you will regret
This program is from the navy. Stop seeing everything through party colours.
Is the poop deck really what I think it is?