most of the applicants nowadays seem to be non eu. ie. indians for example. They get promised a job offer which never happens obviously - but for them EASA license is worth a lot in ICAO countries and BAA seem to accept non EU students with open arms , so they do get what they want in the end.
For any non EU wanting to join this school because of a job offer, please go look at linkedin profiles of other non eu students and see where they ended up in(hint- debt)
Don't be lured in by their current marketing tactic ie 87% graduates gets a job ( this number comes from turkish airlines students who were already employed and had their training, cost of living and transportation paid for by turkish airlines before they stepped foot into BAA. Turkish airlines was only outsourcing training to BAA, but not anymore because BAA underdelivers) their employment rates of self funded graduates are way less.