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Old 4th August 2016 | 20:14
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Flybe FTEJerez Mentored Scheme 2017

FTE | Selection Process

Good luck all!
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Old 4th August 2016 | 20:37
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"If successful throughout the training at FTEJerez, and 1st Officer positions available, no further selection will be required by Flybe and you will flow straight into a Q400 type rating course as a part of the MPL training."

Sounds ever so slightly dodgy to me. It's almost like they're not sure if they'll actually be able to hire you at the end of the MPL.

I'd want that clarified before committing, but a good opportunity never the less.
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Old 4th August 2016 | 21:33
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All ab-initio programmes have a clause of that nature in the contract
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Old 4th August 2016 | 22:27
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I know, but it's unusual for it to be stated right there on the advertisement and brief details. I'll probably still be applying!
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Does anybody knows when was the last MPL Flybe's selection like that through the past ?
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Flybe do not want to make any commitment to you until they are sure you are of a reasonable standard, character and they have a job available for you, much like any business in any sector these days. It sucks, but thats the way it is. No company wants to go back to the days when they couldn't get rid of anyone who isn't needed/unfit for the job because of the severe retribution threatened by unions.

IMHO, this is why I suggest avoiding integrated schemes outside of fully or part sponsored schemes!
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Old 5th August 2016 | 23:41
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ALL cadet contracts have a clause like this, even the fully or part sponsored ones, it is standard employment practice.

I wouldn't read anything into it.
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Old 6th August 2016 | 13:25
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Did anyone get a confirmation email after applying for the Flybe programme?
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Old 6th August 2016 | 23:49
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Yeah I got one, how is everyone finding the essay questions?
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Old 7th August 2016 | 00:11
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Essay questions fine. Virtually identical to the BA Cityflyer ones with FTE a couple of months ago, and after spending 4 years in Uni, 500 words really isn't much at all.
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Old 7th August 2016 | 16:05
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It all needs to happen fairly quickly. Interviews in a month
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Old 7th August 2016 | 16:17
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Didn't get any mail, but check your account on the FTE website and you ll see the questions. It happened to me for BACF and Volotea too, should be a bug...
The application closes the 17th so I guess we ll here some knews from the 22nd
Let's hope to make a trip to Exeter
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Old 7th August 2016 | 17:12
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Dates for my application to the FTE BACF scheme for comparison:

Open for applications: 16-30 May

Submitted my application: 20 May

Invitation to Interview: 7 June

Interviews: 20-23 June
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Anyone know the prospects of being a first officer for flybe (if successful) on the turboprop? I.e. salary, roster and ability to progress your career...
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Old 7th August 2016 | 23:30
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Not a bad scheme, unfortunately I don't own a home for the funding so I guess I'm all out of luck here?
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Old 8th August 2016 | 03:35
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Applied and got the essays to crack on with. Does anyone know whether you can use previous answers/similar from past applications? My greatest achievement, for example, hasn't changed.
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Old 9th August 2016 | 20:50
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I don't understand, what is the benefit of this when you have to fully fund the training yourself?

Why not just go to the flight school and apply on your own?

If successful you will have to fund FTE’s MPL programme.

The price for this course is GBP £89,100.
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Old 11th August 2016 | 18:36
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I don't understand, what is the benefit of this when you have to fully fund the training yourself?

Why not just go to the flight school and apply on your own?
It's slightly cheaper than the normal ATPL route, considering the type rating is included in the price.

Also, while still not 100% guaranteed, it's a more secure way to be sure you'll have a job at the end.

Applying to a school as good as FTE directly is still a good way to go though!
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Originally Posted by FredDickens
I don't understand, what is the benefit of this when you have to fully fund the training yourself?

Why not just go to the flight school and apply on your own?
It's mentored, so you will have a personal mentor from Flybe who will assist you throughout your training. I haven't looked at this one in detail but it sounds like your type rating is paid for.

Also, the Airline First Officer Programme at FTE will result in you gaining an fATPL, not an MPL.
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Old 17th August 2016 | 21:46
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Not heard anything yet. Can't remember how quick the turnaround was on the BACF/FTEJ scheme with regards to getting a Stage 3 date
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