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Old 11th Jul 2016, 23:13
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Thank you, ladies (and/or gents)! Super helpful, as always!
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Originally Posted by SupersonicFlight
Does anyone know at what stage we are required to do the Hogan's Personality Test? I heard someone mention it in this thread earlier. I'm assuming it is done at the medical/police check stage. Is it done online and how many questions does it contain?
Hi supersonic flight, the hogan personality test is to be completed before your AD, so if you have received an email invitation to an AD, you would have received an email about doing the test, it's done online and I can't remember how many questions exactly but there are quite a few. Hope this helps 😊
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Old 12th Jul 2016, 00:04
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Hogan Assessment

When I received my email to book Assessment Day I also received an email to do the Hogan Assessment. There were 2 to complete and the first had around 100 questions and the second over 200 questions. Just be honest with it and you will be fine.
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Old 12th Jul 2016, 04:40
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Hello Chicka, thank you kindly for providing that information. Unfortunately, like a lot of people here, I am still waiting for AD.

Has anyone who's been invited to AD asked how many F/A they are looking to recruit? I've heard on the rumour mill that 300 F/A from L/H have taken voluntary redundancy and 200 from S/H have to go back by the end of August. That means a total of 500 F/A needs to be recruited? Again, this is just pure speculation, and if anyone can shed more light on the matter that would great.
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Old 12th Jul 2016, 05:58
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Originally Posted by SupersonicFlight
Does anyone know at what stage we are required to do the Hogan's Personality Test? I heard someone mention it in this thread earlier. I'm assuming it is done at the medical/police check stage. Is it done online and how many questions does it contain?
I received this with my invitation to the AD. Pretty sure it needs to be completed before you attend your AD. There are something like 200 questions all up but they are basically yes or no answers so doesn't take long
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Old 12th Jul 2016, 06:19
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Internals - next round

Just got an email to say I've been successful to the final round of the process - and they'll be in touch soon with a further update, an offer I'm guessing? Omg! Anybody else receive the same one?
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Old 12th Jul 2016, 10:03
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Just got an email to say I've been successful to the final round of the process - and they'll be in touch soon with a further update, an offer I'm guessing? Omg! Anybody else receive the same one?
Congratulations cc123 that's awesome 👍😊
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Old 12th Jul 2016, 22:50
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Originally Posted by Mn64
Has everyone done the RSA and First Aid? I'm hesitant to do them unless I get chosen for sure.

Does anyone know if the RSA can be done online?


Hi, Mn64!
I did mine 2 days ago (so after my AD and after getting the email I've been successful).
I was just like you, hesitating a bit when to do it, but had some extra time and did it on Monday.
They told me on AD that as long as you have it ready for the training, it's fine, (just to upload it under your profile later on) but not to wait till the last moment 'cause before they schedule you for ground school, they want to see your profile is complete.


cc123, ! well, done!!! nailed it!!
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Old 13th Jul 2016, 00:08
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GOOD LUCK to everyone doing the Melbourne Assessment Day today... Mine is on Friday and I'm so excited... Would love to know how people went today and whether they were told if they were through to the next round or not... I hope we ALL get in...
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Old 13th Jul 2016, 05:40
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Originally Posted by Mn64
Thanks for the info, I guess I should do it asap. If you don't mind me asking, where did you do yours?
Hi Mn64, I used a Company called CBD for my first aid, I googled first aid courses and they offered an online course with 1 day practical to get my certificate, it cost $120. I also did my RSA years ago through TAFE, before they brought in the expiry date. Maybe Google both the RSA and First aid. Good luck 😊
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Old 13th Jul 2016, 06:23
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Originally Posted by Mn64
Thanks for the info, I guess I should do it asap. If you don't mind me asking, where did you do yours?
I did RSA through:
NSW RSA Online alternate / RSA Online NSW New South Wales RSA Certificate / RSA Online Training / Home - RSA Online Course & Online RSA Certificate


...it's on discount ATM! All online. They send you a certificate on your e-mail and you can attach it straight away to your profile.


And FA I did also through CBD, like Chicka, but for 79$, I guess that was on special too!
CBD College : First Aid Training Sydney | CPR First Aid


All easy, just a bit time consuming...
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Old 13th Jul 2016, 07:59
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How long did it take for people to hear back after their AD's?
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Old 13th Jul 2016, 08:43
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Thank you chicka and princ d princ!

Does anyone have a preference for the aircraft/s they'll be trained on? I'm so keen on the 380!
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Old 13th Jul 2016, 09:10
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Originally Posted by Mn64
Thank you chicka and princ d princ!

Does anyone have a preference for the aircraft/s they'll be trained on? I'm so keen on the 380!
I haven't worked on A380 but I have on mainline fleet 747/A330. I love the 747 it's an awesome aircraft, not a huge fan of the A330. But for destinations I would prefer A380, as I have flown the mainline destinations and it would be nice to have a change and also majority of my friends are on A380 too 😊
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Old 13th Jul 2016, 09:27
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How long did it take for people to hear back after their AD's?
I got an email the next morning saying I am through to ref checks, have you had word yet?
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Old 13th Jul 2016, 09:46
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Originally Posted by Mn64
Awesome! What did you like about the 747, and not like about the 330?
I hope they have a few 380 spots available, but a few posts seem to suggest that more new hires will be headed to the other two?
I wish we could know how the allocation will go before we accept :P
Congratulations on making the next stage that's awesome 👍😊 my referees still haven't been contacted yet but hopefully by the end of the week 😊

With the aircraft the 747 is fantastic, I love the economy and business class galleys, everything about the aircraft makes sense in relation to the emergency equipment onboard and it's just really nice to work on and there are bunks for crew rest. As for the A330 the layout is terrible the economy galley is always freezing, the business galley is ok, the emergency equipment is all over the place with no logic to it and crew rest is 4 seats.

All the long range flying 12hrs or more is operated by the 747 or A380 and the short range flying 11hrs or less is A330. Also at the end of this year or early next year Qantas is getting 787's which are long range aircraft so it will be interesting to see whether A380 crew get to operate it as well or if they replace the 747's and mainline crew get it.
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Old 13th Jul 2016, 11:07
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Originally Posted by Mn64
Thank you chicka! How about the layovers when flying these aircraft, and what was your routine generally like each roster? How often were you doing trips? Sorry for the questions, I am just so interested!
Thanks ok 😊 The slip time was great but they have shortened them in the past year or so, roughly 35-60hrs in LA, 24-48hrs in HongKong, 48-72hrs in Johanesburg, 48hrs Santiago, 13-48hrs in Singapore, and at the time we were doing londons with 52hrs and Franfurts 64hrs. I always made a point of going out and sight seeing or doing something in each slip port, honestly flying can be quite lonely so you have to be proactive, you need to organise things with your fellow crew and get out and see the city/country you are in. I have lots of favourite things to do and places to eat in each slip port which I miss 😊

as for days off I would have roughly 2-4 days at home before the next trip, sometime up to 8days at home between trips.

On average I was being rosters 2 LA, 2 joburg, 1 London, 1 Frankfurt, a HongKong, or Singapore trip or one we used to call the Singapore shuttle which is a 7 day trip flying back and forth from Perth to Singapore.

It's a great job, one I believe is the best in the world, and you will really love it 😊
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Old 13th Jul 2016, 11:56
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This thread is so helpful! Just wondering I'm through to the reference check stage but people are telling me that this doesn't mean much and that they will still cut down from this?? I don't understand why they would bother even reference checking if they still don't have full intentions of taking you? Also, has anyone gotten past the reference check stage?
This wait is killing me
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Old 13th Jul 2016, 12:04
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Originally Posted by Mn64
I got an email the next morning saying I am through to ref checks, have you had word yet?
Nothing yet but only did my AD today. They told us it could take up to two weeks. Hoping I don't have to wait that long
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Old 13th Jul 2016, 12:13
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Assessment Day

Can anyone provide some info on the group activities they had to do in Melbourne today? Any feedback/tips would be greatly appreciated...
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