Joined in 2000, worked as a builder and was dared to go in. Best dare ever taken on. I was fairly fit but nothing like people go on about on here. It’s determination that gets you through, wanting to impress, wanting to be first. Prmc for me was about standing out. Might sound stupid but if you stand out for good reasons you will always be remembered. If you listen and react quickly you will pass regardless as training team will see you want it more than anyone else.
Get the basics right, make sure you match the required levels. Don’t be cocky. That was my downfall. I was told half the training team wanted to fail me for dragging my feet at 15.5 on bleep test, I was stopped and severely bollocked. I’m friends with that training team to this day though
I wish you all the best as this opportunity will show you what life is about. If you don’t fulfill I promise you will regret it for the rest of your days
Best words of advice are
1- never call a corporal, Sir!
2- Never lie to the training team, we make mistakes they love integrity
3- Never hold back, give everything, as you will make lifelong friends
4- Don’t regret
Never ever regret missing out on this unbelievable life you could have
Get the basics right, make sure you match the required levels. Don’t be cocky. That was my downfall. I was told half the training team wanted to fail me for dragging my feet at 15.5 on bleep test, I was stopped and severely bollocked. I’m friends with that training team to this day though
I wish you all the best as this opportunity will show you what life is about. If you don’t fulfill I promise you will regret it for the rest of your days
Best words of advice are
1- never call a corporal, Sir!
2- Never lie to the training team, we make mistakes they love integrity
3- Never hold back, give everything, as you will make lifelong friends
4- Don’t regret
Never ever regret missing out on this unbelievable life you could have
