More than one way to become Army officer 29.10.12

Going to Sandhurst is the most likely and popular way to become an officer but it is not the only route available to those in the Army.
Another way for soldiers to move forward is to attend the Potential Officer Development course at the Army School of Education at Worthy Down in Hampshire.
The aim of the course is to help soldiers develop self confidence, cultural interests, communication and interpersonal skills. It also helps develop analysis, planning and problem solving abilities.

[@JC-kz3ut]

Whether it’s LE, PQO, or even TA, it’s still Sandhurst. Every single Queen’s commissioned officer passes out one way or another from Sandhurst.

[@archiejohns5203]

le dont go sandhurst pal

[@JC-kz3ut]

@@archiejohns5203 And when exactly did you go to the Factory? That's what I thought. I've SEEN them cut about, wtf are you talking about lol

[@MrOdsplut]

@@archiejohns5203 yes they do

[@Daveluvutube]

@@archiejohns5203yeh they do it’s the knife and fork course

[@billytruth6444]

3:13 Commando dagger on helmet?!! What the ****? Never seen that before. As a Commando trained bod here, could somebody explain?!

[@notactuallytesco]

The newer reg helmets and covers have velcro slates on them, for NVG counterweights/IR sensors etc, but some in the initial run out had side slates for patches and TRFs etc. Seen quite a few bods from 23 para eng. & 24 cmdo eng. do a similar thing, along with infanteers

[@billytruth6444]

@@notactuallytesco I see, thanks.

[@richardgrant7055]

I wouldn't call going to Sandhurst "popular".................

[@SOLDAT_NG]

Maggit man maggit man

[@richardgrant7055]

Trainee at 1:30 - totally silly remarks (better to keep such opinions to herself, rather than expose her ignorance ! )

[@dabtican4953]

Why? I saw nothing wrong with it