interview its me agen!!!!

[donr]

got my AFCO interview this week pretty well prepared but still worrying about the major question "why do i want to go in the RN?". i have a few answers anybody got any good ones to impress??!! please help!!! x :grin:

 

[Karma]

There's no point using our answers, you need to find your own.

Essentially it's the one question you need to have thought through.

Personally I joined because it seemed like a good idea at the time...

 

[TheCommunicator]

Mad Dog, one of the PO tas apes on the London a few years ago told me he couldn't choose between the RN, Army or RAF so he chose the RN because flares were in fashion at the time

 

[slim]

My Irish mate said he joined for the boots.
Scouse joined because it was the navy or borstal
Jenny joined to get a husband
Paddy joined because the Irish navy already had an electrician

 

[donr]

k i was hoping for some kind of helpin comments as am still not sure on what to say it is purely just sumthin i have always wanted to do!!

 

[janner]

k i was hoping for some kind of helpin comments as am still not sure on what to say it is purely just sumthin i have always wanted to do!!

A good enough answer, just go into a bit of detail as to why you have always wanted to join, eg. family tradition, want to meet a nice sailor etc

 

[donr]

the thing is it is a bit of a family tradition to go inot the forces but am dad n bro were in the army but the navy appealed to me more i cant explain y tho!!!

 

[Karma]

...it is purely just sumthin i have always wanted to do!!

That's fine, say that, then talk around the things that interest you about the service. If you take an answer from someone here, then it'll come across as ''borrowed'' when you say it.

 

[slim]

How about:
I'm looking for a job which is more interesting than the standard 9 to 5 office (factory, shop etc) that very quickly becomes boring. I believe that a career in the navy will be varied and interesting. Though it will be a challenge and I am sure that I will fit in and enjoy the life. Service life is a bit of a tradition in my family, my father and brother served in the army, but I really fancy the navy.

 

[donr]

ye i get wat ya mean but is that goin to be ok if u say that then?!!!

 

[slim]

Yes but put it in your own words. Have a practice with someone before your interview.
Just one more thing:
Your English language also needs working on!

 

[donr]

am just typing quickly! because i have other things i need to be doing i can speak perfectly good english thank you