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Irish Army Cadetship 2018

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  • #32
    BadBannana
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 355 ✭✭BadBannana


    RobbieMac12 wrote: »
    Thank you what does the psychometric test entail is what I was aiming at in terms of mathematics/logical reasoning? Is there a particular area I should be studying over.

    No it's very simple. Worry about the group assessment and when you pass worry about the interview


  • #33
    RobbieMac12
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 5 ✭RobbieMac12


    BadBannana wrote: »
    No it's very simple. Worry about the group assessment and when you pass worry about the interview

    Ok thanks for the help! I was looking up job mock tests related to it and the only one that popped up entailed some difficult diagrammatic reasoning so I became concerned. I suppose what I was looking at had no association with the test haha.


  • #34
    BadBannana
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 355 ✭✭BadBannana


    RobbieMac12 wrote: »
    Ok thanks for the help! I was looking up job mock tests related to it and the only one that popped up entailed some difficult diagrammatic reasoning so I became concerned. I suppose what I was looking at had no association with the test haha.

    No it's very simple. Do your research on the group assessment though.


  • #35
    RobbieMac12
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 5 ✭RobbieMac12


    BadBannana wrote: »
    No it's very simple. Do your research on the group assessment though.

    Yeah I’ve been looking into that been hearing consistent advice on it tho as to not talk over everyone, hear people out, and put forth helpful dialogue rather than just ramble so it appears ur talking a lot. Is that a fair mindset to go into with it?


  • #36
    BadBannana
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 355 ✭✭BadBannana


    RobbieMac12 wrote: »
    Yeah I’ve been looking into that been hearing consistent advice on it tho as to not talk over everyone, hear people out, and put forth helpful dialogue rather than just ramble so it appears ur talking a lot. Is that a fair mindset to go into with it?

    Pretty much, don't underestimate it is all I'm saying


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  • #37
    RobbieMac12
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 5 ✭RobbieMac12


    BadBannana wrote: »
    Pretty much, don't underestimate it is all I'm saying

    No not at all just was seeing if what I was told was fair. Thanks for all your help. Hope to see ya sometime down the line 👍


  • #38
    Coco666
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 5 ✭Coco666


    Hello everyone.

    These threads are a great help, I'm thinking of applying for cadets next year, when i fin7sh college. Do you know if they have changed tattoo regulations? I have one on my forearm but you can't see it when I wear a shirtor jacket. Would I get rejected based on this? I see a load of soldiers covered in them but just wanting to make sure


  • #39
    BadBannana
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 355 ✭✭BadBannana


    Coco666 wrote: »
    Hello everyone.

    These threads are a great help, I'm thinking of applying for cadets next year, when i fin7sh college. Do you know if they have changed tattoo regulations? I have one on my forearm but you can't see it when I wear a shirtor jacket. Would I get rejected based on this? I see a load of soldiers covered in them but just wanting to make sure

    Anything above your cuffs (face, neck, hands) is a no no. Forearms are okay if I recall correctly


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