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My character's not a Ministry worker, can I still apply? Absolutely. As long as there is a connection to which they can apply, all characters are welcome. What are connections and how do they work? Level 2 is a Ministry-centred game with a focus on the Department of Magical Law Enforcement, as such we'd like to encourage interactions within their group which will allow for easier plot opportunity and ensure that characters are not cut off from each other. This does not mean that we will limit our characters to only those working in this department or the Ministry as a whole. Instead, what we're asking for is our players to list wanted plot connection, such as family members, best friends, enemies, or generally any person or type of person they may interact with regularly. What are the requirements to become an auror? Training for aurors begins with acceptance into the Auror Training Programme at the Ministry of Magic. Candidates will require successful completion of at least five N.E.W.T.s with a score of Exceeds Expectations or higher. Subjects such as Potions, Defence Against the Dark Arts, Transfiguration, Charms, and Herbology are recommended. Acceptance into the programme is contingent upon N.E.W.T. marks, a clean criminal record and successful completion of a series of character and aptitude tests. Due to the nature of the position, only the best applicants with top marks will be accepted*. Five applicants will be accepted into the programme each September. Aurors are paid quite well and start on a salary of six hundred and fifty Galleons a month. * The admission requirements to become an Auror were relaxed immediately following the Second Wizarding War, as Minister for Magic and former Auror Kingsley Shacklebolt permitted any participant in the Battle of Hogwarts to begin Auror training if they were interested. All other applicants must adhere to the regular requirements. What are the requirements to become a hit wizard? Similar to Auror Training Programme, the Hit Wizard Training Programme has strict requirements. Candidates will require successful completion of at least five N.E.W.T.s with a score of Exceeds Expectations or higher. Subjects such as Potions, Defence Against the Dark Arts, Transfiguration, Charms, and Herbology are recommended. Acceptance into the programme is contingent upon N.E.W.T. marks, a clean criminal record and successful completion of a series of character, aptitude, and psychological examinations.Due to the nature of the position, only the best applicants with top marks will be accepted. Three applicants will be accepted into the Programme each September. Trainees will also be required to complete three months out on the field before becoming fully qualified. Hit Wizards are paid quite well and start on a salary of seven hundred Galleons a month, are provided with a broomstick and have a bed reserved at St Mungo's Hospital for Magical Maladies and Injuries. What are the requirements to become a patrol officer? Acceptance into the Patrol Officer Training Programme will require successful completion of at least five O.W.L.s with a score of Exceeds Expectations or higher. An N.E.W.T. in Defence Against the Dark Arts is highly recommended. Candidates will need to submit their examination results as well as a successfully complete a psychological evaluation. Five applicants will be accepted into the Programme each September. The training programme consists of an intensive nine-month physically-intensive programme culminating in a three month trial out in the field. Successful completion of the programme will require passing marks in examinations and positive evaluations from their field work. Patrol Officers start on a salary of three hundred and fifty Galleons a month. What are the requirements to become a obliviator? Acceptance into the Obliviator Training Programme will require successful completion of at least five O.W.L.s with a score of Exceeds Expectations or higher as well as successful completion of the Patrol officer examinations with high marks. An N.E.W.T. in Defence Against the Dark Arts is highly recommended. Candidates will need to submit their examination results as well as a successfully complete a psychological evaluation. Five applicants will be accepted into the Programme each September. Obliviators will function as specialised Patrol Officers. A potential candidate may begin their career in this department or decide to take the an additional six-month supervised training and examination once a member of the Patrol Squad. Training consists of the general nine-month Patrol Officer Training Programme, followed by a six-month course specifically designed for Obliviators and a three month trial out in the field. Successful completion of the programme will require passing marks in examinations and positive evaluations from their field work. Obliviators are paid well and start on a salary of four hundred Galleons a month. |
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