Ryanair Interview and Sim Assessment (merged)
Join Date: Sep 2016
Location: Europe
Posts: 30
Assessment date choice?
Hi Folks,
First of all best of luck to all those who are about to attend the assessment, congratulations to those who passed...
I wanted to ask a question to anyone who has been on the phone with Ryanair, regarding the cadet programme. Just looked for it all over the thread but could not find a definite answer I promise!
Do they offer you any sort of date choice, maybe different weeks throughout the month? After years of procrastinating and feeling downhearted at my current bizjet job I decided it is time to try luck with something different but my roster will probably make it impossible.
Any insight is appreciated!
Cheers.
First of all best of luck to all those who are about to attend the assessment, congratulations to those who passed...
I wanted to ask a question to anyone who has been on the phone with Ryanair, regarding the cadet programme. Just looked for it all over the thread but could not find a definite answer I promise!
Do they offer you any sort of date choice, maybe different weeks throughout the month? After years of procrastinating and feeling downhearted at my current bizjet job I decided it is time to try luck with something different but my roster will probably make it impossible.
Any insight is appreciated!
Cheers.
Last edited by Sam_MHN; 1st Jun 2018 at 21:32. Reason: Edited: I wanted point out that I am applying as a cadet.
Join Date: Jun 2017
Location: portugal
Posts: 15
Originally Posted by Goproflyer
Hi!
I applied on May 15th, I got he Training request confirmation email the same day.
2 days after on the 17th I recieved a new email just saying "RYR application unable to proceed". They stated that they had reviewed my application and that it had been unsuccessful on this occasion.
Have anyone else gotten this response.
I am 27 years old, have 300hrs, No resits, highest grade on both MCC and JOC.
I was at an assessment at RYR in July 2015 but was unsuccessful.
Does anyone know what the problem is and what you could do? I have heard about quiet many that have been called to a second assessment.
Thanks for the help!
I applied on May 15th, I got he Training request confirmation email the same day.
2 days after on the 17th I recieved a new email just saying "RYR application unable to proceed". They stated that they had reviewed my application and that it had been unsuccessful on this occasion.
Have anyone else gotten this response.
I am 27 years old, have 300hrs, No resits, highest grade on both MCC and JOC.
I was at an assessment at RYR in July 2015 but was unsuccessful.
Does anyone know what the problem is and what you could do? I have heard about quiet many that have been called to a second assessment.
Thanks for the help!
I was in a presentation of Ryanair HR team recently, and I remember they said something like "there are some candidates that fail in a way that we don't think another chance will be different". Apprantly they keep a record about your assessment day
Join Date: Feb 2018
Location: Warsaw
Posts: 3
Hey guys, I wanted to ask, is it worth it to do APS-MCC course? If somebody has MCC only, does he/she have smaller chance on recruitment process than somebody with APS-MCC? Also, does Ryanair look differently at somebody that has MCC + JOC vs APS-MCC? Is it considered as two different things? I'll be provided with MCC course for free at my school, and I'm thinking about doing privately JOC or even APS-MCC if Ryanair (or another airline) will look better on me with that certificate.
Join Date: Apr 2018
Location: Amsterdam
Posts: 20
Hi,
applied 8th of may, interview 4th of June , good news 5th.
Tech/HR ... I had some banter with them and easy tech stuff as previously mentioned .
sim: once again jokes during the sim with me personally. My pm also went to Upilot so we were on the same page at all times . Great crm. He also passed .
I must recommend Upilot in Dublin , great price , great guy, with his help I aced the sim . So if you're looking for prep , he's the guy to go to without a doubt .
my advice : prep, know your stuff and smile .
anyone on CAE1811 , then give me a shout.
applied 8th of may, interview 4th of June , good news 5th.
Tech/HR ... I had some banter with them and easy tech stuff as previously mentioned .
sim: once again jokes during the sim with me personally. My pm also went to Upilot so we were on the same page at all times . Great crm. He also passed .
I must recommend Upilot in Dublin , great price , great guy, with his help I aced the sim . So if you're looking for prep , he's the guy to go to without a doubt .
my advice : prep, know your stuff and smile .
anyone on CAE1811 , then give me a shout.
Join Date: Jun 2018
Location: Stockholm
Posts: 2
Originally Posted by Insam
Hi, I’m in the CAE1806 in AMS, is there a FB group?
If it does not work my mail is: [email protected]
Join Date: Jun 2018
Location: Stockholm
Posts: 2
CAE 1809 in AMS
Anyone on CAE1809 in AMS? I have made a fb group so just send a request to join.
[email protected]
[email protected]
Join Date: Apr 2018
Location: Amsterdam
Posts: 20
Originally Posted by Skyhigh_
Microsoft flight SIM is better than Upilot...
good luck
Join Date: Apr 2018
Location: Amsterdam
Posts: 20
Originally Posted by Skyhigh_
Why are you so touched about Upilot? Do you own the place? If you wanna get the job I'd recommended you to go to a proper place for your prep
Join Date: Apr 2018
Location: Amsterdam
Posts: 20
Originally Posted by Skyhigh_
Why don't you mind your own business? I am surprised you got a job with an airline with that attitude
you never answered me, what's your deal with Upilot? Are you hating just for the sake of it?
Join Date: Apr 2018
Location: Amsterdam
Posts: 20
Originally Posted by Skyhigh_
Their SIM is just not suitable for airline assessment prep, the instructor has never been on a 737 and so on (BTW this is feedback I got from people I know who are in the Airline industry). Hope you are satisfied with the answer, Best of luck with your "3" airline offers.
Anyway, I hope you can respect the fact that their sim is more than good enough.
Good luck with your career. I'll definitely enjoy mine.
Join Date: May 2007
Location: Up there
Posts: 45
Don't feed the troll...
uPilot won't:
Teach you how to fly a 737 as he's no 737 pilot, instructor or whatever. (Though I never asked as I never had the feeling that this could be a necessary qualification for prep)
Have the same feel as Ryanair's 737 sim
Disappoint you.
uPilot WILL:
Prepare you for the assessment even before you're in Dublin
Show you tips and tricks to make your life easier at Dublin HQ
Sharpen your CRM skills
Do a test interview with you
Pick you up from your hotel
Be a nice and friendly guy
If you've got no feeling for flying an aircraft, then uPilot's sim won't do magic.
uPilot is a - as you can see on this thread - successful PREPARATION for the interview and what to expect - not how to fly a 737. But trust me: The Ryanair sim is really easy and stable, just trim it properly - that's the whole secret.
uPilot won't:
Teach you how to fly a 737 as he's no 737 pilot, instructor or whatever. (Though I never asked as I never had the feeling that this could be a necessary qualification for prep)
Have the same feel as Ryanair's 737 sim
Disappoint you.
uPilot WILL:
Prepare you for the assessment even before you're in Dublin
Show you tips and tricks to make your life easier at Dublin HQ
Sharpen your CRM skills
Do a test interview with you
Pick you up from your hotel
Be a nice and friendly guy
If you've got no feeling for flying an aircraft, then uPilot's sim won't do magic.
uPilot is a - as you can see on this thread - successful PREPARATION for the interview and what to expect - not how to fly a 737. But trust me: The Ryanair sim is really easy and stable, just trim it properly - that's the whole secret.
Join Date: Jan 2018
Location: Amantido
Posts: 18
No need to create a second account, also because they can catch you fairly easily. Many people are having a second chance. Some say after 6 months, some say after a year. I'm waiting and keeping my profile updated.
