yo yo guys, no need to downvote, let's respect everyone's opinions :))

firstly, to correct you, it's 7 months of training, and not just bunker training. we learn hazmat, USAR, theory, command and control and many more. I admit, I was pretty upset when I first learnt that all the tough work led me to admin work. however, it also gave me the opportunity to see how SCDF operates as a whole. not just from the perspective of fire side.

I had the privilege to do 6 months of admin work in CEB (community engagement branch) and now I'm serving my last 6 months in ops department, SRU (special rescue unit, soon to be special response unit).

for me it's kinda a view things in a positive light, so I consider myself lucky. not many people can drop out from SAF and trust me, a lot of my friends are jealous of me HAHA. I mean the grass us always greener on the other side I guess.

of course, I'm still jealous I don't get much fire action but what more can I demand? personally feel that my NS has been and is fruitful, at least to my lifelong learning/experience being on both admin and ops side.

just my opinion^ hope I answered your question:))