Official Statistics

Officer Cadet survey: financial year 2019/20

Summary statistics on officer cadets� experience of training, facilities, food, support, fairness of treatment and hopes for the future.

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»Ê¹ÚÌåÓýapp Officer Cadet Survey (OCS) was established to monitor officer cadetsâ€� experience of training at all 4 initial officer training colleges. It records views on perceptions of training, facilities, food, support, fairness of treatment and hopes for the future.

»Ê¹ÚÌåÓýapp OCS was created following the Recruit Trainee Survey, a tri- service survey administered to gauge Phase 1 and Phase 2 recruitsâ€� and traineesâ€� experience.

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Published 17 September 2020

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