Adam S
27th Aug 2017, 09:48
Hello everyone.
I am 29 years old, busy with my ATP exams, and am trying to think ahead, what would be the best course for me to take in order to get a good job, and preferably in the UK.
The way I see it, there are 3 paths to choose from:
1) "The expensive path". In the UK we are basically talking about two schools in particular, you know which ones, which will offer some job services to their graduates. After having said that, I do know some guys how went to one of these schools and are struggling to get a job or have gotten a bad job (including moving away and lousy pay).
2) Wings alliance. I don't have much infirmation about this path, but to my understanding the training happens at one of their co-ops schools, and an additional class training is provided to help pass interviews. Overall it will cost about the same as the above.
3) "The cheap option" - which means completing my training in one of the cheaper schools in the UK and try my luck with getting some interviews later.
Assuming money in not a consideration, what is the best course of action for me to take to get a good first officer job in the UK?
How muck will my ATPL grades matter?
What else can I do to improve my chances?
I would love some advice from some of you more experiences guys who have been through this. I see many people who are not even been called to interveiws and I am worried.
Thank you!
I am 29 years old, busy with my ATP exams, and am trying to think ahead, what would be the best course for me to take in order to get a good job, and preferably in the UK.
The way I see it, there are 3 paths to choose from:
1) "The expensive path". In the UK we are basically talking about two schools in particular, you know which ones, which will offer some job services to their graduates. After having said that, I do know some guys how went to one of these schools and are struggling to get a job or have gotten a bad job (including moving away and lousy pay).
2) Wings alliance. I don't have much infirmation about this path, but to my understanding the training happens at one of their co-ops schools, and an additional class training is provided to help pass interviews. Overall it will cost about the same as the above.
3) "The cheap option" - which means completing my training in one of the cheaper schools in the UK and try my luck with getting some interviews later.
Assuming money in not a consideration, what is the best course of action for me to take to get a good first officer job in the UK?
How muck will my ATPL grades matter?
What else can I do to improve my chances?
I would love some advice from some of you more experiences guys who have been through this. I see many people who are not even been called to interveiws and I am worried.
Thank you!