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Interviews, jobs & sponsorship Do ya feel lucky, Punk? Well do ya? If so, here's the place to swap the hot gen on who's sponsoring or employing, their selection criteria, and where those oh so elusive first jobs can be spotted in the wild. Watch out for the tumbleweeds...


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Old 11th Feb 2012, 22:25   #1 (permalink)
 
Join Date: Aug 2011
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I'm hoping to do my Selection day for the CTC ATP wings and was wondering what software or which particular areas shall I study for the Aptitude test's and what shall I expect from the day?
Any help will be appreciated
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Old 12th Feb 2012, 10:58   #2 (permalink)
 
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CTC use Pilapt for their tests. Here is a good place to start, which I think will cater for the majority of your needs - CTC Wings-CTC Wings Pilot Interview and assessment.

Good Luck!
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