EasyJet - Wannabes & Recruitment
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easyJet traveling allowance
Hey all, I have just signed up for this forum.
Is there anyone out there that could answer this question for me. If I would take a job as a cabin crew with easyJet based in Gatwick would they issue some sort of travel allowance? I live 30 min away from the base and it would cost me araund 10 pounds a day to go there and back again. I'm just not too sure if that would be a smart thing to do as the salary is not sky wrackingon the other hand, I really wanna take this job... someone please answer this for me.
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Is there anyone out there that could answer this question for me. If I would take a job as a cabin crew with easyJet based in Gatwick would they issue some sort of travel allowance? I live 30 min away from the base and it would cost me araund 10 pounds a day to go there and back again. I'm just not too sure if that would be a smart thing to do as the salary is not sky wrackingon the other hand, I really wanna take this job... someone please answer this for me.
Thanks(;
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Hi,
Unfortunately you will not receive any travellling allowance to go to work! The allowances you earn are pretty good and soon mount up to give you a decent salary.
I worked for easyJet for 15 months and earned good money, you do work hard though so be prepared to work long days and double trips etc.
The criteria is that you should be able to commute to work within 90 minutes should you be called from standby etc, if you choose to live 30 minutes away then that is your at your own cost, I would suggest that you look at moving nearer to Gatwick Airport and find a house to share, you may find that the expenses you would incur commuting may work out cheaper if you rented nearer!
If you really want the job then I would recommend you go for it!
Good Luck!
Unfortunately you will not receive any travellling allowance to go to work! The allowances you earn are pretty good and soon mount up to give you a decent salary.
I worked for easyJet for 15 months and earned good money, you do work hard though so be prepared to work long days and double trips etc.
The criteria is that you should be able to commute to work within 90 minutes should you be called from standby etc, if you choose to live 30 minutes away then that is your at your own cost, I would suggest that you look at moving nearer to Gatwick Airport and find a house to share, you may find that the expenses you would incur commuting may work out cheaper if you rented nearer!
If you really want the job then I would recommend you go for it!
Good Luck!
Greenmoss,
Sorry to hear you didn't get through to the interview stage. I know myself what it's like to not be offered the next stage - it's heartbreaking. Unfortunately with this type of mass assessment, its possible for the shiniest diamond to miss the miners. I'm sure you're probably much more suited than the majority of candidates however this time it's just a case of re-applying in 6 months time. I always like to look on the bright side - who knows, this may have happened for a reason. A lot of it is down to luck and unfortunately if the assessor that day got out the wrong side of bed you'll feel the wrath! Just move on having learnt something, apply to other airlines in the mean time and get lots of interview experience. If only the whole interview experience wasn't so expensive!
Good luck and let us know how you do!
S88
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Sorry to hear you didn't get through to the interview stage. I know myself what it's like to not be offered the next stage - it's heartbreaking. Unfortunately with this type of mass assessment, its possible for the shiniest diamond to miss the miners. I'm sure you're probably much more suited than the majority of candidates however this time it's just a case of re-applying in 6 months time. I always like to look on the bright side - who knows, this may have happened for a reason. A lot of it is down to luck and unfortunately if the assessor that day got out the wrong side of bed you'll feel the wrath! Just move on having learnt something, apply to other airlines in the mean time and get lots of interview experience. If only the whole interview experience wasn't so expensive!
Good luck and let us know how you do!
S88
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thanks for an answer(:maybe you could do me one more?lol
I know Im gonna sounds so greedy...but do they pay for the training aswell?there is 4 weeks house training isnt it?thats not really an issue, just wanted to know. and how soon after your training do you sighn your contract and start working?
Thanks so much(:
I know Im gonna sounds so greedy...but do they pay for the training aswell?there is 4 weeks house training isnt it?thats not really an issue, just wanted to know. and how soon after your training do you sighn your contract and start working?
Thanks so much(:
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Greenmoss
You must feel awful but believe me you can do better!! The people who recruit for easyjet CC are not the most highly trained in the world...It's low cost and training costs!!!! They might have SCCM/ACCM on their name badge but so what? How they treated people at the assesment stage is how easyjet treat employees....like a number. I can speak from experience as I work for them. You are better than this believe me and believe in yourself Don't let this one experience put you off.
You come across as somebody who would take the role of CC seriously. There are other airlines out there who would value that and recognise it at the recruitment stage. Apply to them!!!!!
Good luck Hun.
You must feel awful but believe me you can do better!! The people who recruit for easyjet CC are not the most highly trained in the world...It's low cost and training costs!!!! They might have SCCM/ACCM on their name badge but so what? How they treated people at the assesment stage is how easyjet treat employees....like a number. I can speak from experience as I work for them. You are better than this believe me and believe in yourself Don't let this one experience put you off.
You come across as somebody who would take the role of CC seriously. There are other airlines out there who would value that and recognise it at the recruitment stage. Apply to them!!!!!
Good luck Hun.
How they treated people at the assesment stage is how easyjet treat employees....like a number.
Yours,
Someone who doesn't take being CC seriously, apparently
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Don't be so arrogant. I think lowcostdolly is in a much better position to comment, what with her working there now. She also correctly notes that recruiters are not god's gift and can get it wrong. Spend less time brown-nosing and making oh-so-hilarious cutting comments, and perhaps people will try listening to any points you'd like to make, rather than seeing the sarcasm and drawing the conclusion, as I have, that you're a know-it-all who really doesn't.
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Originally Posted by greenmoss
It is hard for me to say how upset I was and how unfair the selection was for some of us.
Stand up, brush yourself off and then move on... It happens to everybody. Better luck next time.
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Thanks Captain Scooby
I was just too lazy to post a reply to the various rants as am busy filling in my emirates application form....not! Love the job I have thanks S88
By the way I've just checked my post again as it seemed to cause you so much personal offence. The only person who said you do not take the role of cc seriously was you
I was just trying to cheer up greenmoss......nothing more. Sorry if that annoyed you (or anyone else) but the post wasn't directed to you or any other ezy employee.
I was just too lazy to post a reply to the various rants as am busy filling in my emirates application form....not! Love the job I have thanks S88
By the way I've just checked my post again as it seemed to cause you so much personal offence. The only person who said you do not take the role of cc seriously was you
I was just trying to cheer up greenmoss......nothing more. Sorry if that annoyed you (or anyone else) but the post wasn't directed to you or any other ezy employee.
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Hi all,
I'm new to the forum. Just submitted my apllication for Easyjet to be based at Edinburgh. I applied back in January and was contacted within 3 weeks to be invited to Luton for an assessment day, but as I was still at Uni was unable to attend. I hadn't expected to hear so fast as they hadn't even had Edinburgh vacancies advertised! Now I have my final exams ever next week so am hoping they will get back to me just as fast as last time, but no doubt this time it will take months, now that I am able to be flexible!
Oh well! I'll keep you updated
u01jet4 xx
I'm new to the forum. Just submitted my apllication for Easyjet to be based at Edinburgh. I applied back in January and was contacted within 3 weeks to be invited to Luton for an assessment day, but as I was still at Uni was unable to attend. I hadn't expected to hear so fast as they hadn't even had Edinburgh vacancies advertised! Now I have my final exams ever next week so am hoping they will get back to me just as fast as last time, but no doubt this time it will take months, now that I am able to be flexible!
Oh well! I'll keep you updated
u01jet4 xx
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Thanks so much to everybody
First, I wanna to say "thank" to all of you for encouraging me to keep trying. Thanks so much
I did. :-)
I applied to lots of airlines (about 20 between UK and IT) and I'm still waiting some of them reply to me.
Anyway....
Just yesterday I got an invitation (assessment day) on the 2rd June at London Healthrow with Flybmi at 9.30am, UB7 7ND.
Is anybody else on that day?
I'm still looking for an accomodation on the 1st June. If someone is looking for as well and is interested in sharing an accomodation or has got any idea where I could stay, please please let me know. I'm very sociable person.
Hope to meet soon nice people!
Again.... on the ride. Hope this time it will be more fair!!!! UEPPAAA!!!!
I did. :-)
I applied to lots of airlines (about 20 between UK and IT) and I'm still waiting some of them reply to me.
Anyway....
Just yesterday I got an invitation (assessment day) on the 2rd June at London Healthrow with Flybmi at 9.30am, UB7 7ND.
Is anybody else on that day?
I'm still looking for an accomodation on the 1st June. If someone is looking for as well and is interested in sharing an accomodation or has got any idea where I could stay, please please let me know. I'm very sociable person.
Hope to meet soon nice people!
Again.... on the ride. Hope this time it will be more fair!!!! UEPPAAA!!!!
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luton training 2nd june
Me 2, im 2nd june training course
If anyone on 2nd of june training in luton, add me lol: [email protected]
Be nice to know some people for when i get there
James x
If anyone on 2nd of june training in luton, add me lol: [email protected]
Be nice to know some people for when i get there
James x
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Hello Guys and Girls!
I am new at this site.I ' d like to know something about Milan Malapensa.
Do somebody know about the assessment day there and criteria.
What is the main language over there? How do they check the candidates italian knowledge. I am a bit confused.
Please answer me these questions,
thanks for everyone
I am new at this site.I ' d like to know something about Milan Malapensa.
Do somebody know about the assessment day there and criteria.
What is the main language over there? How do they check the candidates italian knowledge. I am a bit confused.
Please answer me these questions,
thanks for everyone
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Hello! I´m new here... I have my License of Cabin Crew and I looking for job... If anybody help me.. please !!! because I finished the course recently..and I dont know how to found recruiting process.
I'm very interesting to work in some Airlines.
Thanks a lot.
I'm very interesting to work in some Airlines.
Thanks a lot.
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Well, EasyJet just CLOSED the application for LGW.
You have to check the homepages of the airlines you are interested in. The information should be there.
Ryanair is hiring all the time in Europe and Qatar is hiring regularly for Doha base.
Put "cabin crew" and "flight attendant" and "air hostess" plus job/career in google and start your research! Start with www.aviationjobsearch.com and keep reading.
You have to check the homepages of the airlines you are interested in. The information should be there.
Ryanair is hiring all the time in Europe and Qatar is hiring regularly for Doha base.
Put "cabin crew" and "flight attendant" and "air hostess" plus job/career in google and start your research! Start with www.aviationjobsearch.com and keep reading.
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I applied for LGW base a few weeks before it was closed. Now that it has been taken off of the recruitment site does anyone know how long it normally takes to hear anything?