Throughout my training I made a point of making contacts in this industry, Personally making friends on here, Via facebook to build a sufficient network, once I completed all my training these friends I have accumulated over the years actually became very good friends of mine.
When I finally finished my training it took me about two years to find a flying job, But when I got called for one assessment, two more came along so I ended up having the pick of four jobs, 3 flying and one working in ops with a chance of a flying job within a year, all these opportunities BAR one came from networking.
Morale of the story, if your PREPARED to put the effort in, PREPARED to travel and PREPARED to work for peanuts for the first year, ANYTHING is possible.
P.S Whatever trade you do in life, you always start at the botttom and work your way up, you Cant expect to be paid top£££ if you have 200 hours, Because when the s
t hits the fan you need to be 1000% ready to handle to situation.
Good luck
