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NotBad, take a look at the last 2 pages of this thread: http://www.pprune.org/forums/showthr...10#post3300210
Seems like an all right deal. Paying 35,000 euros up front sounds like a lot of money (and it is) but you do get it back in a period of 5 years with interest. If you can get in, great! Its not a bad first job so I've heard.
Im doing the assessment wednessday in brussels, where are you doing it?
Seems like an all right deal. Paying 35,000 euros up front sounds like a lot of money (and it is) but you do get it back in a period of 5 years with interest. If you can get in, great! Its not a bad first job so I've heard.
Im doing the assessment wednessday in brussels, where are you doing it?
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As I said before, If I pass, I have to learn german once I am there. Literally as they send me via mail "Be prepared to learn German language at an acceptable Aviation Working level within 1 year." That's how I wanna pass, but anyway thanks for your answer. Good luck next time.
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psycho tests are in english. german is not required for the first year. After one year you will need to demonstrate your knowledge of the germany language.
NotBad, thanks. must admit that i am nervous about it though...
NotBad, thanks. must admit that i am nervous about it though...
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mhh
we;ll my friend if youu think so...
I can just tell u what i experienced and i guess 12 others of my Buddies...
But ok if you think German is not a main factor ..go ahead
I can just tell u what i experienced and i guess 12 others of my Buddies...
But ok if you think German is not a main factor ..go ahead
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lalbak, don't worry about the tests. If you have never flown a big plane try to enjoy the sim and the rest will become itself. Be relaxed and if no then you don't pass don't worry, there will be more oportunities. That's how I did...
Good Luck!! hope news from you
Good Luck!! hope news from you
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Hi everybody,
I gonna sit for the Tyrolean assessment Wednesday 23 in CAE Brussel.
I think the offer for the SSTR is fair though I' m not very enthusiastic to have to learn German within 1 year...
I gonna sit for the Tyrolean assessment Wednesday 23 in CAE Brussel.
I think the offer for the SSTR is fair though I' m not very enthusiastic to have to learn German within 1 year...
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hey fanfan, i guess I'll be seeing you wednessday then. I'm the 4th guy on the list we just recieved today
Insideview: I can only tell you what I've heard from CAE, which is that German is not a requirement. I hope you are wrong, but if you right, shame on CAE.
Insideview: I can only tell you what I've heard from CAE, which is that German is not a requirement. I hope you are wrong, but if you right, shame on CAE.
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Just to clarify...from REALl experience in INN HQ:
INSEDEVIEW is right: GERMAN IS a requirement but they allow U 1st yr to settle down and learn it to a decent conversation and reading level, but as per contract U MUST reach THAT level within yr 1 and U will be tested afterward.
Psycos in INN are in German but ATPL stuff and the interview with Dr.M & C in EN. You will be briefed in EN as well but but in one yr (if U make it...) back to square 1...
Have fun
PZ
INSEDEVIEW is right: GERMAN IS a requirement but they allow U 1st yr to settle down and learn it to a decent conversation and reading level, but as per contract U MUST reach THAT level within yr 1 and U will be tested afterward.
Psycos in INN are in German but ATPL stuff and the interview with Dr.M & C in EN. You will be briefed in EN as well but but in one yr (if U make it...) back to square 1...
Have fun
PZ
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hi
OK OK ..no Biggie
well tell me how does the CAE scheme look like ..how much they charge you ...
@PZ
See this is the funny part ....even during the tests there is some german stuff which will then on request explained ..somehow strange
Do they still have the old FAA Questions ....
well anyways ..enjoy at least some traditional Austrian food ..recommend to ask a Taxi driver for a nice restaurant outside
By the way i met a Dutch guy ..hes doing the typerating for the dash right now
but since the rating is also in german i cannot get the point ...
Well just my opinion ...
well tell me how does the CAE scheme look like ..how much they charge you ...
@PZ
See this is the funny part ....even during the tests there is some german stuff which will then on request explained ..somehow strange
Do they still have the old FAA Questions ....
well anyways ..enjoy at least some traditional Austrian food ..recommend to ask a Taxi driver for a nice restaurant outside
By the way i met a Dutch guy ..hes doing the typerating for the dash right now
but since the rating is also in german i cannot get the point ...
Well just my opinion ...
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People,
I just heard via someone else that in the Tyrolean deal the type rating money that you spend at CAE (the 23,000) is not included in the money you get back from Tyrolean in the 5 years. Can anyone confirm this? Can't find anything myself in the documents I've recieved from CAE. This could mean a SST on a Dash 8 for 28,000 Euros
I just heard via someone else that in the Tyrolean deal the type rating money that you spend at CAE (the 23,000) is not included in the money you get back from Tyrolean in the 5 years. Can anyone confirm this? Can't find anything myself in the documents I've recieved from CAE. This could mean a SST on a Dash 8 for 28,000 Euros
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Well, Insideview, I'm sorry, but you were wrong. Just got back and I did not need to speak german. All the tests are in english, except for one, where they will orally expain it in english. Talking to D. Morawits I did speak some german (to the best of my abilities) but mainly in english.
still didn't get through though
still didn't get through though