Ryanair Interview and Sim Assessment (merged)
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Hi guys,
Some feedback from the assessment
Apply via CAE : the 28/07/2015
Cv request : the 28/11/2015
Call from CAE : 11/12/2015 and get the date for the interview the 07/01
Assessement : 07/01, informations are the same as you can find on pprune, technical questions,sim ... Be yourself and be well prepared for the sim. The will make an overall judgment based on everything. they want to see "futur" captain
11/01/2016 : Positive answer !
Start introduction course the 28 th of march.
Good lucks folks, feel free to send me PM for more precise informations.
Alex
Some feedback from the assessment
Apply via CAE : the 28/07/2015
Cv request : the 28/11/2015
Call from CAE : 11/12/2015 and get the date for the interview the 07/01
Assessement : 07/01, informations are the same as you can find on pprune, technical questions,sim ... Be yourself and be well prepared for the sim. The will make an overall judgment based on everything. they want to see "futur" captain
11/01/2016 : Positive answer !
Start introduction course the 28 th of march.
Good lucks folks, feel free to send me PM for more precise informations.
Alex
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Hi guys
Some info. about my ryr interview
10/09/15 : applied to ryr via CAE
26/11/15 : first answear from CAE (request for CV and couple questions)
06/12/15 : call from CAE (pepare your all licence, total time, employee history, atpl results etc.) - I've heard one guy some days ago didn't pass that part(I don't know why)
06/01/16 : assessment in Dublin
11/01/16 : positive answear, TR 4th april in AMS
Feel free to contact with me.
Some info. about my ryr interview
10/09/15 : applied to ryr via CAE
26/11/15 : first answear from CAE (request for CV and couple questions)
06/12/15 : call from CAE (pepare your all licence, total time, employee history, atpl results etc.) - I've heard one guy some days ago didn't pass that part(I don't know why)
06/01/16 : assessment in Dublin
11/01/16 : positive answear, TR 4th april in AMS
Feel free to contact with me.
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@ pauleta150
Do more than only preapre answear on questions from pprune
your limitations as single pilot under IFR
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thanks!
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Hi all. Apologies if this has already been answered before, but there's 288 pages to go through!
I'm just wondering if the majority of guys and girls getting jobs with RYR are from integrated courses run by the likes of OAA, FTE and CTC. Are there lots of you who have gone modular? If so, did you complete all your training at one school, and do RYR prefer specific schools to complete your modular training?
Cheers!
I'm just wondering if the majority of guys and girls getting jobs with RYR are from integrated courses run by the likes of OAA, FTE and CTC. Are there lots of you who have gone modular? If so, did you complete all your training at one school, and do RYR prefer specific schools to complete your modular training?
Cheers!
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Hi Flyveryhigh,
I'm from modular training, Poland, Bartolini air. Very good school, professionals, very nice atmosphere. Prices are really, really interesting.
For the assessment i can greatly recommand simcheck (In Dublin), price is much more lower than simtech ! .
The instructor is a Ryanair CPT line training and knows perfectly what you should expect for the sim during the assessment.
Hope it will help you
Alex
I'm from modular training, Poland, Bartolini air. Very good school, professionals, very nice atmosphere. Prices are really, really interesting.
For the assessment i can greatly recommand simcheck (In Dublin), price is much more lower than simtech ! .
The instructor is a Ryanair CPT line training and knows perfectly what you should expect for the sim during the assessment.
Hope it will help you
Alex
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Was wondering for all those successful through the Ryanair assessment does anyone know approx what the starting salary is for a new lour houred cadet. And is it true that you only start receiving a salary after your base training? So on average roughly from your type rating to being active on the line how long does it take prior to your first pay cheque? I know different bases may differ slightly in payments so just looking for an approx figure. And finally is the rating still Euro 28,500 ?
Be grateful for any information , and best of luck to all awaiting the call.
Regards, SAR
Be grateful for any information , and best of luck to all awaiting the call.
Regards, SAR
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Did any of you guys receive the positive assessment answer after a few days, when your colleagues already received the positive a couple of days after the interview?
Thanks!
Thanks!
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I have now gotten 3 PMs from people all wanting the same information as I was asking about above, would it be wiser to post these questions in the "Terms and Endearment" section or could any recent cadets post a reply. Apologies , I hope I am not coming across as impatient I just hope I'm seeking my answers in the right section. Thanks again
Regards, SAR
Regards, SAR
