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BitMoreRightRudder 31st Jul 2005 10:07

20VT

I got knocked back at stage two and wasn't told anything about re-application so I gave up on it and got on with my back up plan. Six months later out of the blue I got a call offering a chance to have another crack at the pilapt. Ummed and ahhed about it - another hundred and sixty whatever quid etc - but decided to have another bash. Two weeks after getting the call back I was quitting my old job and packing for NZ. That was a while ago, I'm getting my hands on a Boeing 737 shortly.

If they haven't called you - call them. Things can change pretty fast in this game!

Good Luck

20VT 31st Jul 2005 18:09

BitMoreRightRudder,

Thanks for that - amazing story, well done! Will contact CTC asap to find out the score.

Cheers,

20VT

Moffman 1st Aug 2005 10:32

Just wondering if anyone will be attending phase 4 on the 11th??

Cheers

ask26 1st Aug 2005 10:53

Interview Wed 10 August
 
Is anyone going to the Stage 3 interview on Wed 10 Aug and would like to share a room somewhere in Christchurch as £40/night is a bit pricey. Thanks.

neil209 2nd Aug 2005 15:18

Airport Taxis
 
Could anyone describe how to get back to Bournemouth after the day finishes at CTC? How far is CTC from the actual airport terminal? I need to basically jump in a taxi as soon as the day ends and need to know how long its gonna take to reachthe airport taxis? Thanks for any info

jb5000 2nd Aug 2005 15:24

I wouldn't worry too much you can grab a taxi straight from the CTC building.

Brasher 3rd Aug 2005 13:46

ask26,

Stour Villa is a good bet as it offers really good value for money at £25 per night. The website is www.stourvilla.co.uk I think. The number is 01202 483379

Hope this helps.

Blinkz 4th Aug 2005 14:20

woohoo! just found out that I passed my stage 3 yesturday. Hope everyone else there yesterday does well too, your all a great bunch of guys and I'd happily fly with any of you.

anyone got some recent information on stage 4? I've got mine next week at bournemouth again, so I guess its on the kingair and not the 737 (doh!:} ) Any advice welcome!

moffman, check your PMs.

neil209 4th Aug 2005 18:59

Stage 2
 
Stage2
Can anyone PM me some recent info about Stage 2 please. Was just wanting some more info on the group discussion topics and length, also are the tests the PILAPT ones www.pilapt.com? What time does teh day finish? Thanks for your help

neil209 7th Aug 2005 12:57

Stage 2
 
Anybody stage 2 this tuesday??

DrRedHead 9th Aug 2005 18:49

i have still got ampther year of school left before i can even apply, so would you guys have any suggestions on things to take up which may give me that little bit of extra kick, i currently and starting my ppl 7hrs down at teesside (durham teesvalley) with St georges flying school. i mean from what im hearing its like SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO hard to get in but i am willing to put in the extra work.

ive read through all da posts 1hr :p bt i think its worth it

HAHA 10th Aug 2005 01:41

Learning to write would be a good start. Yes it's hard, no it's not impossible but you must prepare yourself as well as you possibly can. Doing a few hours is a great start. Lots of extra-curricular activities to talk about in the interview is desireable. If you've still got a bit of time to go before you will apply for the scheme then get started now. They want examples of leadership, teamwork and personal betterment.

Good luck with the process.
H

gliding777 10th Aug 2005 05:51

HAHA,

Solid advice there, can't agree more with what you have said.

DrRH,

You will, in addition to the above, need to demonstrate some motivation to a flying career. It might be you have a PPL, or were in the UAS, have family connections etc etc.

And yes, part of the selection process requires you to hand-write paragraphed responses to questions, they are testing your ability to use logical, coherent and correct English here.

Good luck!

chocky 11th Aug 2005 14:42

I was wondering if anyone could give me any advice on what sort of questinos they ask in the interview for CTC. Any questions to try and catch you out or just a straight forward interview? Cheers

Caracul 12th Aug 2005 12:31

No trick questions, they are just trying at ascertain your commitment and enthusiasm. Just be your self, and be truthful, and try and enjoy the opportunity.

It won't be an hour long grilling of the entire easyjet fleet, and what type of coffee they serve. More a chat about you. What you enjoy doing, and what you are like.

Technical stuff can be taught. Personality cannot (although I've heard brainwashing can help ;) ).

kennywch 15th Aug 2005 19:39

Is anyone is having phase 2 on 30th August? I would like to share accommodation!!!

FatboyTim 16th Aug 2005 11:11

Shacking up with fellow applicants eh? kinky devil!

DJ711 16th Aug 2005 14:31

Can someone give me an indication of the timescales involved in the CTC programme:-

1. From submitting an application to Acceptance/ Rejection
2. From successful application to Stage 1 interview
3. From successful application to to starting training
4. And finally how long before going to NZ.

Just a rough guide would be great.
Thks for the help. :D :D

Pilot Ginj 16th Aug 2005 21:25

Tim,

your just jealous because you didnt think of that...no abusing your position now your back in blighty!!

Cheers

Ginj

Ice Magna 17th Aug 2005 08:44

CTC Stage two: 2 sept
 
Hi All
Can anybody give me the latest information on CTC stage two. The breakdown of the events etc.
I will be very grateful.

Thank you

:ok:


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