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Posted: **August 2, 2020, 4:45 pm**

S.W.A.T. Testing Procedure & Details Greetings everybody,

It's most likely that your interest in joining S.W.A.T. is the reason you're reading this topic. Before getting into the details, we'd like to thank you for showing interest in joining us. Taking the time to learn about the testing process is a great first step. Believe in yourself, do your best, and don't give up.

After posting your application, the first step is to contact a Warrant Officer to take your test. You can message a Warrant Officer either in-game or on Discord. Please note that you can only request a test once your application has been verified, meaning the testing template has been posted.

If a Warrant Officer is busy and refuses to test you, please be patient and avoid repeatedly asking them. Doing so may result in your application being denied.

Once a Warrant Officer agrees to test you, they'll either ask you to come to a specific location or come to you. Simply follow the instructions you're given throughout the test.

A SWAT test consists of 3 parts:

Communication Skills
S.W.A.T. Rules
Speed of Commands

Every applicant is expected to complete the test on their own. Any form of cheating during the S.W.A.T. test is strictly forbidden. Punishments for cheating depend on the situation.

After meeting in-game and following the given instructions, your test will begin.

Communication Skills:
This is the first part of the test. Your English skills will be evaluated through a conversation with the Warrant Officer. We recommend expressing yourself instead of giving very short answers. You don't need to speak perfect English, but you should be able to communicate clearly and understand basic conversations.

S.W.A.T. Rules:
If you pass the communication part, you'll move on to the rules section. This part is meant to test your knowledge of both S.W.A.T. and server rules.

Before starting, the Warrant Officer will explain any guidelines you need to follow. You'll then be asked 10 questions related to faction and server rules. Only one mistake is allowed. If you make more than one mistake, your application will be denied.

Speed of Commands:
After successfully completing the rules section, you'll move on to the Speed of Commands (SOC) test. This part is divided into two sub-parts:

Running: Both you and the Warrant Officer will be running. Your objective is to use /taze, /cuff, /search and /ar on the Warrant Officer as quickly as possible. You're allowed to taze twice if needed. If you choose to do so, your time will be counted from the second successful taze.
Shock Running: This part works the same way as the Running part. The only difference is that the Warrant Officer may use a Shock Gun on you while you're trying to complete the commands. This is done to better reflect real in-game situations and test how well you can perform under pressure.

You'll have two attempts for each sub-part. The average timing of both sub-parts, along with the Warrant Officer's observations, will be taken into consideration during your evaluation.

We hope this guide helps you understand how the testing process works. If you have any questions, feel free to contact a Warrant Officer or a member of the SWAT Staff.

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S.W.A.T. || Testing Procedure

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