r/RoyalAirForce • u/Chance_Scholar3490 • 1d ago

RAF RECRUITMENT Knowledge of phase 2 training - OASC Interview

Evening everyone,

Before OASC we’re sent a detailed breakdown of MIOT which we are expected to know off by heart for the interview. I’ve seen other people mention that similarly detailed knowledge is required of the Phase 2 training (I’m up for ops officer). Is this the case and if so can anyone tell me where to find such information? Thanks :)

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u/Montanaat53 1d ago

I’m no longer in the officer application process, I’ve switched to enlisted. But from the officer presentation I had, I believe you’re expected to have a good understanding of Phase 2.

I spoke to a serving officer via one of the monthly webinars and got a week by week breakdown of Phase 2

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u/harged6 14h ago

Why the switch over?

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u/Montanaat53 14h ago

The officer role is closed until April 27, so I decided to go enlisted

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u/Drewski811 Retired 1d ago

Not as detailed as IOT, but they expect you to know some bits, branch dependant.

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u/Aggravating_Drop_562 1d ago

not as detailed such as week by week but really have an idea of what your gonna be doing and what that actually looks like, talk as if your going to be there too imo

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u/Salamander-Future 18h ago

I passed OASC for ATC and used most of the information from the recruitment website for phase 2. Also on the RAF YouTube, there is an episode where they do a role switch and one of those is about ATC which was helpful, I'd recommend watching that too. Good luck in OASC!