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A few questions

Discussions on joining & training in the Royal Navy.
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HotShot
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A few questions

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1. What does the hearing test on the medical consist of?

2. Do you get your results from the medical on the same day?

3. What's the ratio of men:women at Raleigh? (Something to do if it isn't against regulations :lol:)

4. I went to do my aptitude test with interest in being a marine...but then the officers convinced me to go for 'tiff after gettin 116/120...so I haven't yet done the RE. Will this need to be done before the interview/medical (1 and a half weeks away approx.)

5. If they get a bad reference from headteacher, are they likely to fail you, even if you did good on your tests/interview/pjft?

6. Do the navy have an athletics team? I checked the sports page on the website, but was quite suprised to not see boxing and/or athletics mentioned...

7. At the strength tests, do they check that your hands are directly below your shoulders on the press-ups? My chest is better trained than my tricpes, so my hands are a bit further apart. Just by having each hand about 6 inches outwards can mean the difference between 60 easy press-ups and 20 killing ones for me...

8. Will you fail your medical if you have a veruca on your foot?

Thanks in advance.
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Post by CrouchmasterT »

I can awnser some for you.

1. You wear headphones and hold a little button in your hand, every time you hear beep you press it.

2. yes, the doctor will tell you there and then.

3. cant awnser this one

4. I did the RE the same day as my interview, I did the test then waited will they marked it and then they said i'd passed and then took me for an interview.

5. I put my head teacher for my reference and i wasn't exactly a model sudent, but then i did admit this in the interview when they asked about education.

Thats as much as i can help you with.

tom
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