advice welcome ...

[ferguson]

i have signned up to the RAF Careers Information, and waiting for the post of pti in october.

i am currently involved at a running club which i run 7 miles a session twice a week .
i go to the gym 3 times a week also working on my upper body to help pass the intial training of push ups and pull ups.

i have a couple of coaching qualifications . and work with my local council as a coach and life guard .

would this be enough to get in as a pti ?

i have been interested in this role for many months and have researched into this.
any help or information would be ideal .( aptitude test, Fitness )

thankyou very much

 

[JoeM]

just go into the AFCO and ask them?

 

[Drill Bit]

i have signned up to the RAF Careers Information, and waiting for the post of pti in october.

i am currently involved at a running club which i run 7 miles a session twice a week .
i go to the gym 3 times a week also working on my upper body to help pass the intial training of push ups and pull ups.

i have a couple of coaching qualifications . and work with my local council as a coach and life guard .

would this be enough to get in as a pti ?

i have been interested in this role for many months and have researched into this.
any help or information would be ideal .( aptitude test, Fitness )

thankyou very much

I can't believe that you've done much research at all.

Everyone of your posts is a variation on the same theme; either you can't be bothered to go and do some solid research (egoat short cut doesn't count) or you are failing to listen to the advice that has already been offered on egoat.

I'll await a further thread asking PTI or PEdO; you haven't done that one for a while.

 

[Warwick Hunt]

i have signned up to the RAF Careers Information, and waiting for the post of pti in october.

i am currently involved at a running club which i run 7 miles a session twice a week .
i go to the gym 3 times a week also working on my upper body to help pass the intial training of push ups and pull ups.

i have a couple of coaching qualifications . and work with my local council as a coach and life guard .

would this be enough to get in as a pti ?

i have been interested in this role for many months and have researched into this.
any help or information would be ideal .( aptitude test, Fitness )

thankyou very much

Do you play representative sport? You need to be playing a sport to at least county level. Many PTI's come in with even higher representation (national, etc) and some who are ex-pro sportspeople, so there is a lot of competition for very few places. You need to make yourself as selectable as possible and stand out amongst everyone else.

 

[ferguson]

cheers

cheers

well my uncles in raf so hes getting me some information, but my aunties dad is a AFCO and is going to try and help but i was just wondering if any one who is a pti which could help me thats all, or any other information which could help .


thanks anyway

also no i dnt play at i high level , could that be a downfall ?