POELT... a few of the rules to adhere to.
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Re: POELT... a few of the rules to adhere to.
POELT length.
Someone please correct me if I'm wrong. I though POELT was 1 week at establishment then 8 weeks training then 1 week back at establishment before joining your shift.
My contract which still has lots of errors states it's 10 weeks at training centre.
Can anyone confirm this?
Someone please correct me if I'm wrong. I though POELT was 1 week at establishment then 8 weeks training then 1 week back at establishment before joining your shift.
My contract which still has lots of errors states it's 10 weeks at training centre.
Can anyone confirm this?
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You do one week at your establishment first, then 10 weeks of POELT, then back at your establishment for another week before going live.
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It did used to be 8 weeks - the actual POELT course as well as the week before and the week after the course being in establishment. I read it somewhere...Can't for the life of me remember where lol! It's only changed as recent as within the last few years though 
Applied 16/04/2017, passed RAD 16/05, submitted vetting 18/05, got the call 07/07, Contract received and role accepted 18/07, familiarisation visit 19/07, induction week 24/07, POELT Sunningdale 31/07, Newbold 31/07 night, thanks 'ss'

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This is easily one of the most informative threads on this site.
Thanks everyone for the information.
Thanks everyone for the information.
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Re: POELT... a few of the rules to adhere to.
Regarding travelling in your uniform if you have it on but a plain jacket or coat over it is his acceptable?
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I think the key thing is not to display where you work and what you do. You wouldn't want to attract undesirable attention.Andrewtoyota wrote: ↑Wed Jul 19, 2017 10:12 amRegarding travelling in your uniform if you have it on but a plain jacket or coat over it is his acceptable?
If your plain coat/jacket covers up your ID etc, then why not.