Cityjet will take you straight out of flying school, as a modular or integrated student, type rate you on an EFIS medium jet, pay you while you do the type, arrange and pay for your hotels, transfers, licence renewals/conversions, medicals, etc etc.
You will be on half pay until line check complete, and 75% until you've been there a year (basic only). Thats perfectly reasonable, considering you have no accomodation costs until you finish line training, so you're only paying for food.
After that your basic will be down 25% for the rest of the year, but in effect it's only 12.5% because your sector pay makes up for the rest. And thats it! no deductions for the TR, though you're still bonded. They pay your loss of licence, loss of income, (most of) your private healthcare, and the (Air France) staff travel is awesome.
If you don't think this is a good, you haven't done your research into the alternatives properly.