I have previously asked abt officers of saf, but as i continue
to research, i realise there are better choices out there, not only
officers.
I am a diploma holder (after i graduate next year, hopefully).
What I was thinking was, to try getting a pilot position (try
the compass test and pass) if possible, get into WSO (Fighter)
because i am actually into fighter planes more than pilots but dun
mind being pilot cos pay is o.o I also know that its tough to get
in, so I was wondering, what if i fail... are my choices left with
only rsaf vocations?
I dun mind trying out ndu if i cant get into pilot, i know its
another tough unit to get in, but im just trying to rank all these
according to pay wise. i dun mind those chionging which i think i
can endure. i use tink cos i haven tried, yes i havent. dun tell me
'you cannot tink, you MUST endure' or things like tat. my decisions
cant let me try first cos too many. YES i cant make up my mind,
thats why im having this thread so dun tell me if i cant make up my
mind better dun sign on, im just here to enqure thanks :)
IF lets say cannot, i was tinking of cdo officer or maybe just a
normal officer if no choice. all these are ranked by pay wise. I
just wan to know is it possible to 'try'. like just go for
assessment, but what if pass or wad or wad or blahblahblah, are
there any backup plans.
i know i am not the one to choose the vocation becos i talk like
i can get into this and that, im just saying...
sorry if i sound harsh or wad, just dont wanna get some other
replies other than answer :) thank you very much in
advance!!!!!!!!!!
you dont need to think so much. just go for the pilot assessment
and if you can make it in the first few round, then you can go
anywhere if you OOC. if you cannot fly the plane, they will ask you
shoot missile, if not fly chopper, or technician
support.
The point is not about money. The point is if you like the
job.
Have you go camping in jungle during your NCC, NPCC days? do you
like doing it for the rest of your life?
Do you like patrolling 3 am in the middle of the night in the
jungle, eating combat ration, wet, muddy and not being able to
bathe for a week plus?
I just meet my friend yesterday, leaving her office at 6 pm
sharp. Compare to her previous job as a Navy officer, certainly it
is better than doing a night watch at 3 am in the night? Even for a
lower pay, obviously she is more cheerful and happier.
The only thing that restrict you is your medical health and
mind. If you are medical fit and "interested". the rest can be
trained up.