Aer Lingus Cadet (merged 2011)
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I know how you feel, I panicked, on the diameter one, even though the math questions were not that hard. I expected algebra problems (factorisation, rearranging equations etc) which was not the case. Those 3D cubes though, hats off to those who can do them without scratching their head! Overall I was surprised at the tests, unfortunately I dont think I will be getting an invite to Dublin.
Best of luck to you and all others who took the tests.
Best of luck to you and all others who took the tests.
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I submitted my application on Friday but haven't got any response regarding tests yet. Anyone else in the same boat. The closing date is today but is that for the application or the tests?
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Originally Posted by TIGER19919
Will the air ticket be accounted for if one manages to pass the online tests?
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Yea. I submitted mine on Thursday night. Just got the automated email. Still no link to online test. However I'm presuming it's because HR is off Saturday's and Sunday's
could you choose Swedish for the test?
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I did the test yesterday without any training and I found it quite interessting. Some task are quite difficult but I think that overall it's a good test for anyone that can be done without any training. You will not find any difficult math of physics, only basic formulas.
I loved the test where you have to "fly" in the middle of the holes....really nice
Now, waiting a feedback but I don't expect a lot, I did it because I want to try and see how it was... If it's positive really good if not...dont' mind.
Do you think we will receive an email also for negative answer?
I loved the test where you have to "fly" in the middle of the holes....really nice
Now, waiting a feedback but I don't expect a lot, I did it because I want to try and see how it was... If it's positive really good if not...dont' mind.
Do you think we will receive an email also for negative answer?
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@Spoon84, I am sure all candidates who attempted the online tests will receive an e-mail informing them of the next stage. However, I doubt feedback will be given as such for each individual test if one failed to make it to Dublin.
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Yeah I understand this but I was wondering if they will give or not an answer to all the people who did the online assessment.
When I did the test for the ATC selection with SKyguide, they sent you an email at every stage saying YES you going forward or NOT, but anyway doesn't matter whatever they do it's fine!
When I did the test for the ATC selection with SKyguide, they sent you an email at every stage saying YES you going forward or NOT, but anyway doesn't matter whatever they do it's fine!
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I sent my application on Thursday night and didn't get my link until Monday evening, if you meet or exceed the criteria I'm pretty sure you are guaranteed an online assessment. It is probably the online assessment stage where they start weeding large amounts of people out.
