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Old 10th Sep 2019, 18:37
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I think the Assessment days commenced yesterday and run until Friday week. I would imagine approx 25/30 per day. Unfortunately for those not called, I wouldn’t be holding my breath.
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Assessments started yesterday and are running until the 20th. I only received a phone yesterday after patiently waiting. I was offered the 19th and 20th
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Hi Elise - did you set up a whatsapp in the end?
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Old 12th Sep 2019, 15:19
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Anybody know how many cadets EI are taking this year?
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Old 15th Sep 2019, 06:03
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Originally Posted by StayOutOfTheSoup
Anybody know how many cadets EI are taking this year?
No, I don't recall any figures being stated at the assessment centre either
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Old 16th Sep 2019, 10:20
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Originally Posted by GTI1992
Assessments started yesterday and are running until the 20th. I only received a phone yesterday after patiently waiting. I was offered the 19th and 20th
Just out of interest, is there anyone yet to receive either a NO THANKS email, or a telephone call inviting them to be assessed?
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Old 17th Sep 2019, 09:47
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Attended the group assessment last week. I guess tomorrow is the last assessment day since they said they had ~240 in total for the group assessments, and there are 24 people invited each day. After that, they told us they would be in contact in about 4 weeks if successful, so more waiting for now...

They didn't mention how many cadets they would be taking this year, but they did say in the morning that they had a space for "everybody in the room", which I'm assuming means at least 24 places, though that seems like a lot so maybe they are planning to have more than 1 class this year.

Good luck too all those still waiting, and keep the faith if you didn't make it this year. This was my 4th time applying, and they mentioned that they need something like 300 pilots over the next 5 years, so take what you've learned from the process this year and you will have a head start next year!
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Old 17th Sep 2019, 10:15
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Just out of interest, is there anyone yet to receive either a NO THANKS email, or a telephone call inviting them to be assessed?
I’ve not received a call or a no thanks email as of yet. I’ve written it off at this stage now though, will just knuckle down for the next opportunity

Pretty sure I’m not alone in being in the ‘no answer’ group.
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Old 17th Sep 2019, 10:41
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Just out of interest, is there anyone yet to receive either a NO THANKS email, or a telephone call inviting them to be assessed?

Still nothing.
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Old 17th Sep 2019, 10:46
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Still nothing.

Sorry to hear that. I wouldn’t be holding my breath. Quite poor people management from EI point of view. You would think that after taking the time to complete all the online assessments etc, they would at least inform you of where you are rather than leave you in no mans land!!
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Old 17th Sep 2019, 11:56
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Originally Posted by BuzzKill_91
Attended the group assessment last week. I guess tomorrow is the last assessment day since they said they had ~240 in total for the group assessments, and there are 24 people invited each day. After that, they told us they would be in contact in about 4 weeks if successful, so more waiting for now...
Friday the 20th is the last day of assessments as far as I'm aware. They go on for 10 days (09 Sep - 20 Sep)

Anybody know how many they take forward to the Psychiatrist/Psychologist Interview?
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Originally Posted by StayOutOfTheSoup
Friday the 20th is the last day of assessments as far as I'm aware. They go on for 10 days (09 Sep - 20 Sep)

Anybody know how many they take forward to the Psychiatrist/Psychologist Interview?
Yes, sorry. You're absolutely right. 10 days off assessments, NOT including the weekend days (doh!), so today is the last day. Figures should be correct though.

I reckon it's ~240 invited to the group stage. Of those, if roughly half make it to the panel interview in the afternoon (not necessarily true as they will interview everyone who gets enough points in the group exercise, so could very well be much more or less), then that would be around 120 people, from which they would pick their cadet class of 12 or 24 or whatever it is.

Definitely just guessing here, but I would assume for costs reasons they would only send their first choice candidates for the cadet class to the psych/medical stage (Initial Class 1 medical is ~€450 alone), and only if someone fails would they select the next person from the list for testing. I guess it will be pretty quite here for another 4 weeks or so now!
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Old 20th Sep 2019, 11:43
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Still nothing here either, which email address have people been using to enquire? Whilst it’s pretty certain by this point it’s a no, I’d still like to actually hear it!
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Old 20th Sep 2019, 18:18
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Done and dusted

so that’s it everyone for another year... how did everybody find it? Did many people get interviews from your assessment day?

Personally, I was in on 20th, and I would estimate approx 15 people got interview. Some strong candidates

good luck to all
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Originally Posted by GPMC
so that’s it everyone for another year... how did everybody find it? Did many people get interviews from your assessment day?

Personally, I was in on 20th, and I would estimate approx 15 people got interview. Some strong candidates

good luck to all
Best of luck!

I think around 18 of the 24 were put through to interview on my day. I've got to say, this new format is brilliant in comparison to earlier years. The whole day sets you up to feel like you really have a chance and the staff genuinely give the impression that they want you to do your best. It was stated in the welcome brief that anybody who makes the grade will be interviewed, from my experience it seemed that in previous years it was much more a case of 50% had to be cut in the morning.

All the people I went to interview alongside were great people whom I'd love to work alongside and there was an awful lot of talent present. To that end I have every faith that when I get my inevitable "Thanks but no thanks" e-mail it will be because the very best of the best filled the available positions.
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Old 23rd Sep 2019, 15:59
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When do you think we will hear? They said it could be 2/3 weeks, but I don’t see what the big delay would be.

Surely they will be able to make decisions within the first half of this week and start contacting again?

Any thoughts ?
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Old 24th Sep 2019, 08:18
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Originally Posted by FFfrusciante
Best of luck!

I think around 18 of the 24 were put through to interview on my day. I've got to say, this new format is brilliant in comparison to earlier years. The whole day sets you up to feel like you really have a chance and the staff genuinely give the impression that they want you to do your best. It was stated in the welcome brief that anybody who makes the grade will be interviewed, from my experience it seemed that in previous years it was much more a case of 50% had to be cut in the morning.

All the people I went to interview alongside were great people whom I'd love to work alongside and there was an awful lot of talent present. To that end I have every faith that when I get my inevitable "Thanks but no thanks" e-mail it will be because the very best of the best filled the available positions.
Can I just ask, as I got the rejection this year and last, what is it that you think has set you apart from those of us that did not make it to interviews? What is your background and experience if you don’t mind me asking? Thanks in Advance!
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Old 24th Sep 2019, 15:08
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Can I just ask, as I got the rejection this year and last, what is it that you think has set you apart from those of us that did not make it to interviews? What is your background and experience if you don’t mind me asking? Thanks in Advance!
In my opinion it's definitely the aptitude scores. I have made it to final interview twice and didn't pass the aptitude/video interview stage once. I remember feeling that year that I'd performed poorly on the tests, my head just wasn't with it that day.
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Old 25th Sep 2019, 20:38
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Originally Posted by FFfrusciante
In my opinion it's definitely the aptitude scores. I have made it to final interview twice and didn't pass the aptitude/video interview stage once. I remember feeling that year that I'd performed poorly on the tests, my head just wasn't with it that day.
I'll second this 100%. I had started a new job around the assessments. Definitely was not focused.

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Old 26th Sep 2019, 10:15
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Finally got my cheers but........... email today. Would this indicate I was on their reserve list given how long it has taken for it to arrive? Obviously no reasons given which is mildly annoying
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