HOW TO BECOME A ROYAL MARINES OFFICER
The Royal Marines are a formidable fighting unit who have a reputation for a fearless attitude and an unrivalled success in combat missions.
If you want to know how to become a Royal Marines Officer then this 150-page downloadable workbook is packed full of insider tips and advice to help you pass both the Potential Officer’s Course and the Admiralty Interview Board. This truly is the ultimate resource for any person hoping to ace the selection process and achieve their dream career within the Armed Forces.
THE SELECTION PROCESS FOR BECOMING A ROYAL MARINES OFFICER
To begin with, applicants will need to contact their local Armed Forces Careers Office and explain that they wish to apply to become an Officer with the Royal Marines. The Royal Marines form part of the Royal Navy so it is highly likely that your first port of call will be with the RN careers adviser.
The most effective way to do this is to go along to your nearest centre for a brief chat. You will be supplied with an information pack and details on how to apply, providing you meet the minimum eligibility requirements.
THE SELECTION PROCESS FOR BECOMING A ROYAL MARINES OFFICER
The POC is designed to see whether you are likely to meet the challenge of being a Royal Marines Officer. As the title suggests, it is a test of your potential so you must prepare fully and give it your all if you are to have any chance of succeeding.
It is an immensely grueling test of your physical fitness, and above all the Royal Marines are looking at your determination and commitment. In addition to the above you must also demonstrate leadership potential, intelligence, how you communicate and whether you can keep a sense of humor even when you are absolutely exhausted.
The POC also gives you the opportunity to find out more about the Royal Marines. Many candidates find out during the POC that it simply isn’t for them and decide not to carry on with selection. It is also a unique chance to learn a lot about yourself and your strengths and weaknesses. The POC takes place at the Commando Training Centre Royal Marines (CTCRM), Lympstone, Devon. The base is situated on the banks of the Exe estuary, 8 miles south-east of Exeter. Courses run approximately twice a month throughout the year increasing in frequency between March and July. The POC lasts for 52 hours spread over 3 days from 0900 Monday to lunchtime Wednesday.

Our comprehensive insider’s guide has all the information you need to help you pass the tough Royal Marines officer selection process including POC and AIB interview questions, psychometric test sample questions and essential insider information on how to pass every stage of the selection process.
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