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@rowan-prown Your initial contact doesn’t even necessarily need to include your resume/cover letter. I would just stress your passion in obtaining a UPT slot, your admiration for the unit you’re reaching out to, a brief background on you, and your willingness to visit at any opportunity afforded your way.
Be respectful of their time, bring…
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D.J. replied to the discussion Letters of Recommendation in the forum General Discussion 4 months ago
Reply to Letters of Recommendation
Like everyone else has said here, do most of the “admin” leg work for the person writing the recommendation. Having the information sent to you in an editable format is very important.
At the end of the day, making things as easy as possible for those supporting you so that you can use the information as needed or for multiple applications.
D.J.
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I agree with Smack. I would say to always err on the side of caution if there is ever a question. Additionally, when conducting a “Zoom” meeting, be mindful of your background and other distractions such as dogs barking, loud noises, etc.
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D.J. posted an update 4 months ago
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These new policies and strategies will be interesting to follow as they will shape the way the services are funded going forward.
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Reply to UPT General Discussion-All questions UPT through RTU
Hey Colin,
I did both UPT and FTU with wife/kids. Actually had 2 of them during the formal courses. My experience was between 2013 and 2014. Here are some of my biggest takeaways:
-The weekdays are busy. Most of your focus goes toward learning, both at work and at home. As long as your family is primed with this info, you can get into…
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