RAF OFFICER & Aircrew Selection Centre (OASC).: Expert advice on how to pass the Aircrew Selection Centre (OASC). Includes insider tips on how to pass the RAF Officer selection process: 1 Paperback – 20 Nov. 2010

This booklet arrived in good time and was just as I ordered. A great help for my grandson who hopes to join the RAF as a pilot.

This is a useful guide to anyone considering applying to the RAF OASC. Whilst there is nothing new in this book that you cannot glean from an online search, it is useful to have this info all in the one book. Some good examples and suggestions of how to succeed at interview. If you are nervous about the interviews and wish to be best prepared, it is an inexpensive way to help your preparation.

As a Wing Commander RAF Ret'd., I think that this is a "necessary" for those aspiring aircrew status.

Brilliant book, full of really useful information and tips. Really recommend it for anyone going for officer selection ! !

Item as described and arrived on time.

This is only rated as 4 star because some areas go against what I have been taught in interviews, not to waffle. The answers given are good, yet seem to waffle and detract from the questions in some areas. There are some nice interviews tips and good ideas, it will never hurt buying a book like this to aid in preparation.

The Good points:The interview questions and suggested answers were very useful. The implied process of what the RAF grade you on, though basic, allows you to focus on areas to develop. It is a good beginner guide to what to expect and what they RAF are looking for and what you can expect from the RAF Personnel.Bad points:It is really printed common sense in terms of tips on being a good candidate: "turn up to the interview". Other tips promote you on doing research... which I thought this book was. Specifically I am interested in being a Regiment Officer and learnt more about the entry process through Wikipedia that in this book. I honestly thought for the price that it would go into critical and analysing detail but again it is just the basic overview. Wish there was more elaboration to what you need to do within the exercise, rather than a list of attributes without examples of how to show or develop them.A little disappointing. However, to be fair the interview questions are very useful and even a basic overview of the entry process allows you to develop your preparation in the right direction. Though there are good points I have overlooked stating it does it's job and specific tips on social involvement was brilliant in my preparation and overall has given me targets to my action plan, even if it has given me limited advice to solve them.

Exactly what I expected the item to be like, promptly delivered too.