xxx are you seriouse? what if COLES is your bread and butter? that is some really bad advice.
Quite the contrary, not at all.
Do you want to be a PILOT or do you want to work at COLES for the rest of your life?
I can tell you, from experience, that Johnny on the spot gets the job, just like the early bird gets the worm.
Rarely does a job in aviation come along where they are looking for a 210 Charter pilot, with applications closing in 4 weeks, then you go along for an interview in 4.5 weeks, then tell them that you have to give your current employer 4 weeks notice. It simply doesn't happen in reality. The only exception to this would be a Amphibious Van Pilot, hey, there's not many of those around and perhaps an airline, but the small operators are a here and now operation.
I didn't say to quit your job at Coles. Take a sick day, tell them you are going to the dentist or your aunt is sick, just be prepared to go there and meet them face to face as soon as you can.