mike halls
14th Nov 2006, 12:52
Good Morning Fellow Pilots,
I recieved an email for and interview in december for virgin nigeria, which
was such a surprise as I only sent it off late lastweek.I have changed my interview date until january in the UK instead of Lagos as passport issues.
I have spoken with Hr at virgin nigeria and below is some info on the interview
process and actual flight time that they want.Also if any of you guys get a
offer for an interview for december, (only 6 remaining slots for december)
you'll have to sent your passport off to the embassy to get the visa so dont take it until your sure youll get it back, as what my situation was.They are
setting up dates for january in the UK as they know how difficult it is becomming to go to lagos.so anyone going for the interview in january
let me know.I will be sent an email from HR hopefully today regarding the
salary and so on.THE BIGGEST THING HERE GUYS IS THAT YOU WILL BE
BONDED THATS FOR SURE.
I WAS TOLD THAT ITS A 3 YEAR BOND AND YOU ARE BASED IN LAGOS
I WAS NOT TOLD ANY DOLLAR AMOUNTS BUT AS SOON AS I GET MORE
INFO I'LL LET YOU GUYS KNOW.
I WAS TOLD THAT THEY ARE BEING VERY SELECTIVE ON THE 500 HOUR PILOTS THE VERY SKILLED ONES WILL THEN GO THROUGH A LOT MORE TRAINING THEY DID NOT GO INTO TO MUCH BUT SHE DID SAY THAT THE 500
HOUR PILOTS WILL NOT BE FLYING AS FO STRAIGHT AWAY.THEY ARE LOOKING FOR FUTURE CAPTAINS SO IDEAL IS 3000+ HOURS WITH JET TIME
OR TURBO PROP TIME.
1.stage one: A brief presentation which will detail information about Virgin
Nigeria Airways.
2.stage two:A formal interview where you will be asked various questions by
a panel of three-four interviewers.
3. stage three: A technical examination where you will be required to complete the virgin nigeria airways pilot interview examination.
I did ask about this its a 50 question multi choice exam, she said it has
been updated and also its a very fair exam,things to study here guys
1. aerodynamics
2.jepp charts
3. weather, some questions on windshear.
4. runway lighting etc
I was also told that this whole process takes around 3 hours.
they do not pay hotel or airfares for the first interview, but if you
pass the first then your off to the UK for the second part of the
process where they will then pay for your accomodations and airfare.
Part two of the interview is a sim ride and another test, pass that then
you go through contracts and wait for your 6-8 week simulator training
which I think is in lagos.
SO THERE IS AN UPDATE AS SOON AS I RECEIVE THE NEXT EMAIL WITH
SALARY AND BOND DETAILS I'LL FORWARD IF OFF TO YOU GUYS/GALS.
SAFE FLYING
MIKE
I recieved an email for and interview in december for virgin nigeria, which
was such a surprise as I only sent it off late lastweek.I have changed my interview date until january in the UK instead of Lagos as passport issues.
I have spoken with Hr at virgin nigeria and below is some info on the interview
process and actual flight time that they want.Also if any of you guys get a
offer for an interview for december, (only 6 remaining slots for december)
you'll have to sent your passport off to the embassy to get the visa so dont take it until your sure youll get it back, as what my situation was.They are
setting up dates for january in the UK as they know how difficult it is becomming to go to lagos.so anyone going for the interview in january
let me know.I will be sent an email from HR hopefully today regarding the
salary and so on.THE BIGGEST THING HERE GUYS IS THAT YOU WILL BE
BONDED THATS FOR SURE.
I WAS TOLD THAT ITS A 3 YEAR BOND AND YOU ARE BASED IN LAGOS
I WAS NOT TOLD ANY DOLLAR AMOUNTS BUT AS SOON AS I GET MORE
INFO I'LL LET YOU GUYS KNOW.
I WAS TOLD THAT THEY ARE BEING VERY SELECTIVE ON THE 500 HOUR PILOTS THE VERY SKILLED ONES WILL THEN GO THROUGH A LOT MORE TRAINING THEY DID NOT GO INTO TO MUCH BUT SHE DID SAY THAT THE 500
HOUR PILOTS WILL NOT BE FLYING AS FO STRAIGHT AWAY.THEY ARE LOOKING FOR FUTURE CAPTAINS SO IDEAL IS 3000+ HOURS WITH JET TIME
OR TURBO PROP TIME.
1.stage one: A brief presentation which will detail information about Virgin
Nigeria Airways.
2.stage two:A formal interview where you will be asked various questions by
a panel of three-four interviewers.
3. stage three: A technical examination where you will be required to complete the virgin nigeria airways pilot interview examination.
I did ask about this its a 50 question multi choice exam, she said it has
been updated and also its a very fair exam,things to study here guys
1. aerodynamics
2.jepp charts
3. weather, some questions on windshear.
4. runway lighting etc
I was also told that this whole process takes around 3 hours.
they do not pay hotel or airfares for the first interview, but if you
pass the first then your off to the UK for the second part of the
process where they will then pay for your accomodations and airfare.
Part two of the interview is a sim ride and another test, pass that then
you go through contracts and wait for your 6-8 week simulator training
which I think is in lagos.
SO THERE IS AN UPDATE AS SOON AS I RECEIVE THE NEXT EMAIL WITH
SALARY AND BOND DETAILS I'LL FORWARD IF OFF TO YOU GUYS/GALS.
SAFE FLYING
MIKE