you can get a degree in whatever you want before you join the marines. And with a degree you stand a slightly better chance if you decide to go for officer. Not to mention that student life is great fun and you could think about RMR or OTC whilst studying for the law degree!

Just my thoughts

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1 mile.... :fadein: :fadein:

5/4, surely thats a joke??? That is why police never catch crooks. The other problem is that once you have finished training there are no more fitness tests for your entire career. Police are free to become as unfit as they wish and still "chase" the criminals!

I think police should be fitness ...

Ollie smith is in his final year now i believe. I went to school with him but havent spoken to him for a while. Watch him on TV though :fadein:

I would second what Dan says. If you can hit level 10 on the 20m bleep test you will pass the 15m bleep test no worries.
What level you gotta make? Most forces want about 9.5 dont they?

Also, may be worth visiting this site about police bleep tests with a download site and info about the length in ...

Sorry, no tips. But if you could post back with your experience and any tips you could give to future budding pilots that would be great.
Best of luck

But at £22 a day he would have to work 210 days of the year as an RMR to meet his personal allowance for the year.
If he gets taxed he would get a nice amount back on tax rebate.

Yeah...Bad Luck. Another run down of the AIB would be great as it is still a bit of a mystery. What sort of quick fire maths questions? Do you not get another chance?

It varies...several people have mentioned about 2-3months? Best of Luck

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Bristol UWE Student just saying Hello :fadein:

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thanks guys. Useful as always.

good to hear your OK Ross. Week 14 already. Almost half way there. It dont seem that long ago when you were posting about getting ready to start training!
How time flies.
Keep it up!