BS, there's no Job guarantee, ask the GAA graduates who are currently sitting on the ground. Guys who just graduated are being asked for money to get their type ratings and then they may join GF. As for the QR deal, its probably to train the guys they'll be hiring, there's no indication that they will be training GAA graduates.
Having said that some GAA graduates were interviewed by QR and some have joined QR. But that was after they passed the selection process, some did not pass. There's NO job guarantee, its BS.
"Training Deals" does not mean deals to get GAA graduates into those airlines. It just means those airlines will use GAA facilities, probably to train their current pilots, how do equate that quote with the idea that GAA graduates will be offered employment with those airlines? You are trying to look at quotes and whats said in the paper and your hoping beyond hope that what they're talking about is a deal to place their graduates in those airlines, and that simply isn't true.
Wish I could tell you that you'll definitely get a job after you graduate from GAA but the truth is that there's no guarantee at all. Having said that it doesn't mean that you WON"T get a job, you can finish your training like the rest of us and then apply for an airline hiring fresh pilots and InshAllah you'll get in.