Wow thanks for the links. It's weird, i typed sign on before,
yet i didn't find those topics!
To dkcx, yes, i felt the same way but i thought it all depends
on your vocation, like if you were a sai gang rp who just did guard
duty for 2 years, sure it won't add value to your civilian life.
But perhaps, if i became a guards officer or something, surely that
wouldn't be such a waste would it?
But then being in the Army itself takes you out of society. Perhaps
police force might be better? But i think they dont have a short
term contract..
Oh then that really sucks if you don't get tax-free income, i
figured that was a big perk of being in the service; it is in oz,
uk and perhaps usa.
Are there any vocations in the SAF that will add value to your
later civilian life?
Thanks
For some reason u can practice what you know in the civil
service but its still not recognised. The person i mentioned was an
accountant in MOM but when she went out to find work, her years in
MOM was not considered as working experience as an accountant so i
would say your vocation would not affect it as all would be
considered none.
There might be skills u learn in SAF that improves your
knowledge, your skills, your leadership etc which u can apply to
your later work but will not be directly acknowledge by the private
sector.
I have no knowledge about SPF so you might like to ask the
others or go to the SPF forums and ask.
