Pitch Back
24th Oct 2007, 18:01
Hello,
Quite a few months ago, I and many others on here dropped our CVs to a lady called Linda Ding regarding placements in China. She only offered this service part time ie she offered a translation service etc and applied for the licence validations and you only paid her if / when you got a job.
This morning, I received an email from the Chap that supposedly has taken over from her asking me to update my CV with them. He offers the same service ie translates your CV and what not and you only part with money once a job is secured.
Apparently hotmail no longer works in china and he is working his way through the list of people in his contacts section. In the email to me he said that you will need at least 300 flying hours in order to help with the permit issue or a jet type rating. He said that the pay is not western standard but a good salary for China.
I sent my CV off anyway - what the hell.
Has anyone else received the same email?
The address is dragonpilots@yah oo.com
Pitch Back.
Quite a few months ago, I and many others on here dropped our CVs to a lady called Linda Ding regarding placements in China. She only offered this service part time ie she offered a translation service etc and applied for the licence validations and you only paid her if / when you got a job.
This morning, I received an email from the Chap that supposedly has taken over from her asking me to update my CV with them. He offers the same service ie translates your CV and what not and you only part with money once a job is secured.
Apparently hotmail no longer works in china and he is working his way through the list of people in his contacts section. In the email to me he said that you will need at least 300 flying hours in order to help with the permit issue or a jet type rating. He said that the pay is not western standard but a good salary for China.
I sent my CV off anyway - what the hell.
Has anyone else received the same email?
The address is dragonpilots@yah oo.com
Pitch Back.