I have a hard time understanding why people go to schools which only gives you 200-250 hours upon graduation. In these times, when there is limited "ab-initio/cadet-schemes" it is a complete waste of money!!
What about the guys who sign up for the MPL ie with Sterling these days? Or worse, 6 months ago?
In one way they had it coming, trying to buy themselves to the top of the application stack
As the market tightens up you will need one thing only; FLIGHT HOURS
The "best" way of gettin' those hours, is flight instructing/cargo ops. As said earlier, it'll give you some good experience and eventually; hours
All the best of luck to our fellow collegues and hopefully you'll get a job, before the market collapses in a year or so, cauz it's not looking too good
