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Irish army recruitment process

DC2000 · 2018-11-07 15:19:35

I have my army fitness test on monday and i have got offered a job in a factory does anyone know how long the army recruitment process takes after the fitness test Would it be worth while to take the job or would i have to quit the job in 2-3 weeks for the army induction

07-11-2018 4:19pm

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DC2000

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I have my army fitness test on monday and i have got offered a job in a factory does anyone know how long the army recruitment process takes after the fitness test
Would it be worth while to take the job or would i have to quit the job in 2-3 weeks for the army induction

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#2 07-11-2018 4:24pm

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DC2000 wrote: »

I have my army fitness test on monday and i have got offered a job in a factory does anyone know how long the army recruitment process takes after the fitness test
Would it be worth while to take the job or would i have to quit the job in 2-3 weeks for the army induction

Why not ask the experts! recruitment@defenceforces.ie

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#3 07-11-2018 9:38pm

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Extremely unlikely to be that quick. I wouldn't turn down work at the moment. You're in the process but sometimes panels take a long time to come to fruition so you could be waiting a while even after all of the process has been exhausted.

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