What are the differences between OCS and SCS?
OCS (Officer Cadet School) trains future officers for the SAF, focusing on leadership, strategy, and mission planning, while SCS (Specialist Cadet School) focuses on developing non-commissioned officers with specialised skills to leading teams in specific roles.
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How can I be selected for OCS?
Can I choose which service or vocation I go to serve my national service?
Are these all the vocations that the Singapore Armed Forces (SAF), Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF) and Singapore Police Force (SPF) have to offer?
Why am I being asked to indicate my interest for vocations as part of the pre-enlistment processes and not later? (E.g. after enlistment, after PES grading)
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