about Cadetship in China Southern

[cx252]

Hi,

I have heard that China Southern do hire cadets by themselves, where they train their Cadets? Australia or China? which type licenses would I obtain if I graduate? FAA or ACCA please give me some information please.

Many Thanks.

[KAG]

If you do you training in China, you will get a CAAC chinese licence.
If they send you abroad, you will get the licence of the country you train in, and back to China you will do the conversion.
So what does it matter? You will get a chinese CAAC licence anyway.

[7500_7700]

anyone know if they take hk citizen? or can u get an fo position with 250 tt with cpl and multi-ifr?

[purple head]

Many Chinese airlines do cadetships, but they are for Chinese ID card holders only.

[mingalababya]

If you're a HK citizen, then why not try Cathay?

[cx252]

if you only focus on there, once they turn you down, you got nowhere to go.

[MaintainYourHeading]

China Southern trains their cadets in Australia and China. You need to speak read understand and write chinese fluently, almost sure you need to be chinese citizen. if you enter as cadet you need to sign a life long contract. don't know about HK citizens.

[ReverseFlight]

cx252, the only way is to approach the school and find out :

China Southern WA Flying College - Main Page (http://www.cswafc.com.au/)

Let us know how you get on. Good luck.

[cx252]

ReverseFlight,

Any brief details for the requirements and entry details please.

[iseul]

Many Chinese airlines run cadetship programs (i did one) If you speak Chinese just ring them and ask for details and how to apply. You could also search Ãñº½×ÊÔ´Íø CARNOC.com Civil Aviation Resource Net of China|Ãñº½ÐÂÎÅ ×ÊÁÏ Ãñº½ÕÐƸ Ãñº½ÉçÇø »ú³¡×ÊÁÏ¿â º½°àʱ¿Ì (http://www.carnoc.com)
I'm pretty sure you need to have a Chinese ID card. I've not met or heard of anyone from HK doing a Cadetship. As another person said try Cathy. What about Dragon? Do they have Cadetships?