Virgin and in the past Qantas have also offered "cadetships". Very similar to the Jetstar Cadetship.
And you continue to evade my original point, which was that the scheme is misrepresented by
all its proponents, simply by giving it a misleading title.
From memory, there were 1,000 applications for each Jetstar cadetship. Whatever you say they will continue to be popular
You seem to be well-informed as to the numbers, and highly defensive of the worth of the concept.
One might even say, unusually so, given your rather tenuous connection to it, as merely the father of someone not even in the JQ/OAA program, but at RMIT instead.