Best way to study for APD interview?

[Edweirdo 18]

Hey all, my interview for APD is about 12 hours away, any really good tips for studying/memorizing the whole handbook, ticket guide? Or should I just try to read it all through and remember as much as I can?

 

Thanks,

mentalgaming13

[Kamikaze 1178]

read it thoroughly multiple times easiest thing to do.

[Edweirdo 18]

Ok, anything else you recommend aside from that?

[Kamikaze 1178]

buy @G.O.A.T. unlimited supply of pizza

[destruct 1357]

What I did was read through it once, and then skimmed through it again - just reading the main points and trying to remember the information contained inside those points. Kept going over it again and again like that until I felt confident I had it down. Took me 1hr30min.

[Edweirdo 18]

What about ticket guide? Best way to remember that stuff?

[destruct 1357]

Just now, mentalgaming13 said:

What about ticket guide? Best way to remember that stuff?

Wasn't included in the interview (for me at least), I would just look over it a bit.

[Edweirdo 18]

1 minute ago, Destruct said:

Wasn't included in the interview (for me at least), I would just look over it a bit.

Ugh, alright, im just so nervous about all this.

[destruct 1357]

Just now, mentalgaming13 said:

Ugh, alright, im just so nervous about all this.

I mean, quiz yourself skimming over it with the topic headings like I said, if you confidently answer them, should be no problem my guy

[Edweirdo 18]

Alright, will do.

 

Do you know how many questions you can get wrong?

[Hoonter 232]

3 minutes ago, mentalgaming13 said:

Alright, will do.

 

Do you know how many questions you can get wrong?

I think it depends from Senior to Senior if they feel you are confident enough to be a officer

[Edweirdo 18]

Just now, Hoonter said:

I think it depends from Senior to Senior if they feel you are confident enough to be a officer

Gotcha, alright, thanks for all the info

[Toasty 1564]

Your interview shouldnt be that difficult if you have read the handbook a few times, just make sure you comprehend what youre reading.

[Edweirdo 18]

2 minutes ago, Toasty said:

Your interview shouldnt be that difficult if you have read the handbook a few times, just make sure you comprehend what youre reading.

Alright, the senior will cover at least one thing from every section, right?

[Creepy 1305]

Just PayPal $20 to @G.O.A.T.

[Toasty 1564]

2 minutes ago, mentalgaming13 said:

Alright, the senior will cover at least one thing from every section, right?

Its up to their discretion, be ready for anything.

[Kamikaze 1178]

2 minutes ago, mentalgaming13 said:

Alright, the senior will cover at least one thing from every section, right?

we aren't really allowed to disclose that information but i promise you if u read it thoroughly you will EASILY pass

[Edweirdo 18]

Yo @G.O.A.T. here is 20 buckaroos my guy, how about we let this interview thing slide, and get me whitelisted? XD

[Panda :) 1916]

the test is very easy and I think you need at least 80% of the questions correct to pass.

[Edweirdo 18]

Alright, anyone wanna quiz me before the official test?

Wait, that isnt allowed, is it? nvm

[LULA 2022 - PT 13 487]

Dude remember that you start as a dep/po select and for the most part your initial APD evals will focus on that so read up but remember that for now you’re probably  gonna need low level officer things like probable cause, red zones,etc knowledge a lot more than you’re going to need advanced stuff like the top speed of a European ghosthawk and the like.

 

Good luck and know that APD is worth the initial stress

[JAMIE 249]

7 hours ago, Destruct said:

Wasn't included in the interview (for me at least), I would just look over it a bit.

dont give out what will or wont be on the test you can get removed for that.

[RambleR 1138]

Easy on the money/pizza peeps. 

From my 3 yrs as apd, experience through playing the server is your best way to become apd. 

If you are a nervous person.. you will most likely fail the test. Confidence and knowledge is key my friend. 

GL from a retired Lt. 

@mentalgaming13

[The Mountain 105]

36 minutes ago, RambleR said:

Easy on the money/pizza peeps. 

From my 3 yrs as apd, experience through playing the server is your best way to become apd. 

If you are a nervous person.. you will most likely fail the test. Confidence and knowledge is key my friend. 

GL from a retired Lt. 

@mentalgaming13

Don't matter the answer as long as you can convince the senior APD it's right.

[Guest G.O.A.T.]

Deputy/PO evaluations are more so book based questions. Once you get up to Corporal/FTO it’s  where you’ll meet the situationally based questions that you can’t really learn from the handbook.