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elli7683
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Bit pi**ed off just done my PJFT and got 12min 30 not happy dose any one now how long i will have to wait till i can redo it try calling AFCO but it closed at 430
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There is a standard 8 week wait, don't forget you normally only get 2 goes a year.
However, as you were pretty close they might let you retest sooner.
A PJFT of 12:30 is nothing to be proud of, and 12:11 is just the bare minimum to get in, you should try to get your time down to 10:30 if you want to find things a little easier at Halton.
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There is a standard 8 week wait, don't forget you normally only get 2 goes a year.
However, as you were pretty close they might let you retest sooner.
A PJFT of 12:30 is nothing to be proud of, and 12:11 is just the bare minimum to get in, you should try to get your time down to 10:30 if you want to find things a little easier at Halton.
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Font of Knowledge
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As the previous thread says you only have yourself to blame. 12.11 sec is the bare min for Halton what you have got to ask yourself is how much training did you put in.
You can take PJFT 2 when you are ready, but eight weeks is normally the longest time you are allowed before they will require you to take PJFT 2.
What you have to do now is put some hard work in at the end of the day it is down to how much you want to join the RAF.
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As the previous thread says you only have yourself to blame. 12.11 sec is the bare min for Halton what you have got to ask yourself is how much training did you put in.
You can take PJFT 2 when you are ready, but eight weeks is normally the longest time you are allowed before they will require you to take PJFT 2.
What you have to do now is put some hard work in at the end of the day it is down to how much you want to join the RAF.
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Yorkshire_Gal
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As far as I'm aware they base the time frame of waiting before a re-test, on how close you were to passing.
Your best bet would be to get in touch with the AFCO.
Your best bet would be to get in touch with the AFCO.
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Skelf
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It's 8 weeks, i just made a complete cnut of mine too.
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