Air Force General Entrant (NT)

Education and Training:

To become an Air Force general entrant you usually have to complete Year 10 or equivalent with passes in English and mathematics. However, airborne electronics analysts need to complete Year 11 with passes in English, mathematics and physics, and geospatial imagery intelligence analysts need to complete Year 12 with passes in English and mathematics.

To join the Air Force you will also need to successfully complete a series of aptitude tests, medical assessments and selection interviews.

If you are successful, you will begin your Air Force training with a 10-week recruit course at RAAF Base Wagga in Wagga Wagga, NSW. This will be followed by specialist training.

As different specialisations have different entry requirements you should contact your nearest Defence Force Recruiting Centre for specific requirements.

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