Chap 1
Requirements of Military Service
An outline of the basics of what it means to be in the Military and what
would be expected of you.
Chap 2
Overview of Pilot Entry Options
A brief rundown of the various avenues of entry to the RAAF as a pilot,
including options such as OTS, ADFA, internal transfer
and lateral recruitment.
Chap 3
RAAF Entry Requirements
Details on the specific entry requirements of the RAAF, such
as medical, security, fitness and past achievements
to name a few. What you need in
order to be considered for Officer selection.
Chap 4
The Recruitment Process
A thorough step by step breakdown of what to expect during the
recruiting process and a lot of tips on how to make yourself more
attractive to the RAAF. It also contains an abundance of example
questions from actual aptitude tests, some tips on Flight Screening and loads of possible selection
board questions.
Chap 5
Australian Defence Force Academy
Everything you need to know about ADFA and what to expect when you get
there.
Chap 6
Officer Training School
The lowdown on OTS. How it works and what you will do there.
Chap 7
Basic Flying Training School
Pilot’s Course actually starts at BFTS in Tamworth, NSW. This chapter contains
information on the course content, methods of instruction and the CT4
itself.
Chap 8
No 2 Flying Training School
What life on course is like, what you will be expected to learn and
plenty of background information on the PC9 and the 2FTS course
content.
Chap 9
Tips to Passing Pilot’s Course
Pilot’s Course is not like a normal tertiary education. This
chapter gives you some of the actual ‘tools’ you will need to pass the
course as used and taught by the RAAF’s flying instructors.
It includes how to prepare
yourself mentally, guidance on effective learning techniques
and efficient time management tips.
Chap 10
A Pilot’s Life
A brief explanation of what you can expect once you have become a pilot
in the RAAF. A snapshot of ‘a day in the life…’.
Chap 11
Service Facts
Background information on the structure of the RAAF, where the bases are
and details on the aircraft flown. It is essential reading before
starting the recruiting process.
Chap 12
Service Conditions and Benefits
Leave, medical and dental, housing and further education benefits are
discussed.
Chap 13
Pay and Allowances
How much, how often and how quickly does it go up.
Chap 14
Life After the RAAF
Few people stay in the RAAF their whole working life. This chapter
contains ideas to help you prepare for what comes after a stellar RAAF
career.
Chap 15
Frequently Asked Questions
Ranging from ‘What subjects should I study at school?’ to ‘Can I change
aircraft types throughout my career?’ There are a myriad of
questions you may have and this is a good place to start..
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