haha you should get someone from CMPB rite?Originally posted by Deunamist:can u help me get into PNS?
i thought of signing on but then the thought of 3 months BPT as compared to 6 months regular one is a bit shiok. then after 2 years can see whether wanna sign on or not
Irregardless where you posted to there is certain responsibility to what we do be it an SA, NPCO or Sentry!Originally posted by corebooster:SA less $100 leix, bo vocation pay..u wan meh?"
I didn't know PNSD had operational officers ... I thought they do office work only?! How come weekends can burn?Originally posted by corebooster:to some people, they rather train 3months more to be a NPCO/APO coz they need that extra vocational pay. Well, 100dollar is alot to some but, being a PNSF is certainly smth which nt much people can experience, treasuring it ^^V, this sat got event again, saturday burnt!
SA's still can be deployed... after all they also went thru police training. At lease they get to experience what NPCOs do!Originally posted by Bamboozler:I didn't know PNSD had operational officers ... I thought they do office work only?! How come weekends can burn?
When you can talk about chionging....then you don't know what the ground officers are doing.Originally posted by loonyloony:Irregardless where you posted to there is certain responsibility to what we do be it an SA, NPCO or Sentry!
After all its National Service! But life is really fun being PNSF! a different kind of way to serve NS.... 'I mean instead of chionging, ect....'
- Cheers
So on some weekends you get deployed to NPCs?Originally posted by loonyloony:SA's still can be deployed... after all they also went thru police training. At lease they get to experience what NPCOs do!
=D
NPCO are lesser in written expertise?Originally posted by corebooster:SA still got warrant card still got arms card wad. IMF also got deploy SA. SA does not mean cannot be deployed...some of us still as fit as NPCOs etc just that our written expertise is needed. =) so we r SA
You fellas are beri funni leh.Originally posted by M©+square:NPCO are lesser in written expertise?
Interesting.
Yea, i was a NPCO convert to SA too.Originally posted by viciouskitty74:You fellas are beri funni leh.
SA means Staff Admin rite?
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Mc, have you ever read thru NPCO's officer's log book or their errrr WITS?
Some SAs do write better english.
But i would disagree that there is a selection process one could be a SA.Originally posted by corebooster:i din say dat siaz. But ur english must be of a certain standard to be a SA to a Somebody.
Not necessary true.Originally posted by corebooster:i din say dat siaz. But ur english must be of a certain standard to be a SA to a Somebody.
So ... do you still get deployed to NPCs or not? I know SAs have warrant cards and what nots, but being able to be deployed doesn't nececcsarily mean you will get deployed, afterall; if it's anything like the army, once you're in one vocation, it's rare that you'd be deployed for other vocation/duties, perhaps only for rare occasions like the IMF, which you mentioned.Originally posted by corebooster:to some people, they rather train 3months more to be a NPCO/APO coz they need that extra vocational pay. Well, 100dollar is alot to some but, being a PNSF is certainly smth which nt much people can experience, treasuring it ^^V, this sat got event again, saturday burnt!
Originally posted by Bamboozler:Hmmm...the answer is paper work, office job.
So ... do you still get deployed to NPCs or not? I know SAs have warrant cards and what nots, but being able to be deployed doesn't nececcsarily mean you [b]will get deployed, afterall; if it's anything like the army, once you're in one vocation, it's rare that you'd be deployed for other vocation/duties, perhaps only for rare occasions like the IMF, which you mentioned.
What were you deployed for that burned your saturday?[/b]
So no attachment to NPCs laaa ... anyway -Originally posted by corebooster:there are alot of occasions.
Mobilisation
Internal Events
Service Counters
Camps and In-service etc
Extra work to finish
Deadline to rush