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MoD Security Clearance
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Originally posted by malvolio View PostGo on then, Mr nodding dog. Explain the linkage between my entirely reasonable post and the PCG...
Is that linkage enough?If your company is the best place to work in, for a mere £500 p/d, you can advertise here.Comment
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i heard bob and his many many pals can get sc if they have been here 5years or more
which probably means there are a pool of about 60k who are eligible
i wouldnt give anyone who wasnt born in this country SC clearance, as they woudl pose too much of a risk particularly from that neck of the woodsComment
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Originally posted by mrdonuts View Posti heard bob and his many many pals can get sc if they have been here 5years or more
which probably means there are a pool of about 60k who are eligible
i wouldnt give anyone who wasnt born in this country SC clearance, as they woudl pose too much of a risk particularly from that neck of the woods
Mal: The agents have stopped using the no SC line. They think we wont notice when the job ad says "must have worked in the defence industry in the las 12 months" or similar.I am not qualified to give the above advice!
The original point and click interface by
Smith and Wesson.
Step back, have a think and adjust my own own attitude from time to timeComment
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Originally posted by Mr.Whippy View PostOr even better...change your name to Security Cleared... so whenever an agent asks "are you Security Cleared?" you can say yes... best of all, it won't expire either!Comment
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Originally posted by The Lone Gunman View PostMal: The agents have stopped using the no SC line. They think we wont notice when the job ad says "must have worked in the defence industry in the las 12 months" or similar.
Still, small steps. It's only taken me 7 years to get this far...Blog? What blog...?Comment
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Originally posted by scooterscot View PostIt's true. However while working for a client that did not require SC I made sure after the 1st extension they brought it over from my x client. SC is like the car, you can't do without it.Comment
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Originally posted by mrdonuts View Posti heard bob and his many many pals can get sc if they have been here 5years or more
which probably means there are a pool of about 60k who are eligible
i wouldnt give anyone who wasnt born in this country SC clearance, as they woudl pose too much of a risk particularly from that neck of the woods
The Americans just laugh at the British 'Security Clearance'.Comment
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How to get SC clearance
To get SC clearance without Gov experience is possible.
You just need to pass this course and you get automatic SC clearance as long as you meet the other qualifying criteria regarding nationality, being a good citizen etc:-
http://www.cesg.gov.uk/products_serv...clas/why.shtml
The only catch - there is a 2 year waiting list!
The plus is that you gain an accreditation that is worth a grand a day!
PZZLast edited by pzz76077; 7 October 2009, 20:38.Comment
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Worked on a Big Blue site many moons ago which did a lot of MOD work. Given this, I was told that I'd have to sign the Official Secrets Act.
At a subsequent meeting of newbies when they were asking what project each person was working on, I didn't get much further with the process when I said "Marks and Spencer inventory system".Comment
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