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How different are the cognitive/written tasks between solider and officer selection?

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Category: Role Comparison

Date asked: Tuesday, September 7, 2021

Last reviewed: Monday, September 13, 2021

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Jen C.

Reservist Brigade SO2 SPS

There are some similarities - a psychometric test although the officer one is harder, there are also maths and English elements of that test that are harder for officers. Officers have to produce an essay on a given subjects (you are able to choose from a few) and also produce a written planning exercise that soldiers don't do. A soldier assessment is 2 days whilst an officer assessment is 2 days (Army Officer Selection Board Briefing (AOSBB) as a pre assessment almost) and then 4 days (depending on the result of the AOSBB). The time itself shows the number of more 'tests' required at officer selection. I hope this helps.

Monday, September 13, 2021

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