Thank you, in advance, for your patience and continuing interest in joining the CAF. For applicants currently going through the recruitment process, please note that all in-person interactions are restricted and by appointment only. If contacted for an appointment, additional protective protocols, including increased questions specific to individual circumstances, are being implemented to ensure the continued health and safety of our applicants and recruiting teams.
These efforts are taken to ensure maximum care for both our applicants and CAF members. As such, our response and application processing times will be extended. For more information about eligibility requirements or the application process, please visit Joining the Forces.
You can submit your application even if you are not sure about the job-specific requirements. The Canadian Armed Forces Recruiting application system is currently undergoing systems upgrades and will be unavailable Saturday 16 October During this time you will be unable to submit an application.
Thank you for your understanding. Those who do not maintain a suitable level of academic performance may be permitted to repeat up to one year at their own expense and, if successful, be reinstated to full pay and allowances.
Normally, graduates are obliged to serve for a minimum of five years in the CAF; most pilots are required to serve ten years after graduation.
Officer and Naval Cadets enrolled under the ROTP may apply to release from the CAF prior to the commencement of the second academic year without incurring any obligatory service or financial penalty. Please contact your unit for more information. Once the application has been properly submitted, processing and assessments will be done by your local Recruiting Center and selection will be done along with all other ROTP applicants.
It is important for Reserve members to submit the application as soon as possible and to read the appropriate instructions pertaining to CT. The deadline for applications is January 31 st of the year of enrolment. Depending on availability and screening requirements, applications submitted after this date may still be considered. Your privacy is respected in that no personally identifiable information such as name, birth date, etc.
I am already enrolled with one Government of Canada service. Why do I need to provide basic identity information again to enroll in services from other departments? Each government service requests your personal information based on their specific requirements and to determine eligibility or entitlement. The Government of Canada must adhere to the Privacy Act and other legislation that restrict the information that can be shared between departments and agencies.
Sign-In Partners are private sector companies and organizations that have partnered with SecureKey Technologies to enable their customers to use their online credentials e.
There are currently fifteen 15 private sector organizations that have partnered with SecureKey Technologies. It is anticipated that other Sign-In Partners will be added in the future, so keep checking the list of Sign-In Partners when you log in to access Government of Canada services. What are the advantages of using my Sign-In Partner credential? Your existing credentials, such as your online banking credential, are familiar as you may already use them on a regular basis.
Remember that when you use a Sign-In Partner, none of your banking or personally identifiable information is communicated to the government service you are accessing and the Government of Canada does not know which Sign-In Partner you have used. Similarly, no information about the government service being accessed by the user is shared with the user's Sign-In Partner.
Is any of my personal information shared with the government if I use a Sign-In Partner? Your personal information, such as name, address, etc. The technology is designed in such a way that the Government of Canada will not know which Sign-In Partner you have used. Similarly, the Sign- In Partner will not know which government service its customer has accessed.
Also, the credential broker which facilitates this interaction, will not know the identity of the individual or business. The financial institution I do business with is not on the list of Sign-In Partners. What alternative do I have to access government services online? Individuals who do not have a credential e.
It is expected that other Sign-In Partners will be added in the future, so keep checking the list of Sign-In Partners when you log in to access Government of Canada services. To log in using a Sign-In Partner that is a financial institution or bank, you must be registered for online banking access.
Contact your bank for assistance. My Sign-In Partner knows who I am so why do I still have to provide my basic identity information to enroll in a Government of Canada service?
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