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geordiejet 7th Aug 2006 18:47

Highland
 
Hey,

I went through the first Highland cadet recruitment, and got down to the final 8 I beleive. Seems a really good setup. And everyone is really friendly up there. The company has grown a lot over the past few years, but it sill has the "small + friendly" vibe going on. I'd encourage you all do apply!

I also got a phonecall a few weeks back, offering me an interview for an ops. role. Which, I'd love to have taken, but with saving every penny I've got to fund my own fATPL, I had to say no. As for the bond, I think it's a small price to pay for what you get! :-)

Alex

alpacapoo 17th Aug 2006 22:51

The closing date is this Monday (the 21st Aug).

How is everybody getting on with thier applications?

Hope all is going well for you folks out there

poo

ZuluWhiskey 5th Sep 2006 22:30

interviews
 
Hey guys,
It's been 2 weeks since the deadline, so just wondering if anyone out there has heard back from Highland yet regarding interviews for this scheme?
ZW

camflyer 5th Sep 2006 22:41

Hi ZuluWhisky,

I have not heard anything from them yet? Anybody else heard anything??? :rolleyes:

Camflyer

Roo984 6th Sep 2006 09:32

Highland Airways Scheme
 
Hey all,

I've not had anything back either but heard that Sarah Lister was on holiday for a fortnight.

Row

Will88 7th Sep 2006 14:34

I got the good news today :ok:

Group interviews on the 25th apparently :)

Cirrus_Clouds 7th Sep 2006 20:52

I will be joining you on the 25th also! :)

Roo984 8th Sep 2006 13:53

Got an interview too. Woo hoo! See you on the 25th. :ok:

Falz 9th Sep 2006 07:40

I'm getting back to the UK on the 22nd and I'll see you there on the 25th.

ZuluWhiskey 9th Sep 2006 09:22

Get in! :ok: See ya on the 25th...
ZW

camflyer 10th Sep 2006 19:54

I will also be joining you on the 25th see you all there :)

Cheers Camflyer

Ronaldsway Radar 10th Sep 2006 21:21

Congratulations to all those who are going for the initial interview on the 25th - good luck guys and gals!

Quick question to anyone who has been through a scheme like this before, or similar circumstances;

Understanding they provide the accommodation whilst in the training, but afterwards, i'm guessing the cadet would have to find and pay for accommodation whilst paying off the bond, yes?

If that's correct, what would be the average monthly income the cadet would be on, and would it be simple enough to find a nice cheap place to rent for however long? :)

Cheers,
RR.

Tui Hat Wearing Son 11th Sep 2006 17:32

RR,

Your poor mind has obviously been hideously polluted by these ridiculous 'Cabair' and 'Oxford' schemes.

YOU DON'T PAY Highland a penny.

You owe them nothing but blood, sweat and tears.

Once you are 'on-line' you will earn 90% salary compared to a normal on-line pilot. That’s it! Last time I checked there are plenty of people managing to live on a lot less than 90% of what a FO at Highland earns.

You sound confused RR, i hope it is a bit clearer now. I can't stand to see this mixed up with cabair or oxford :yuk: :yuk: :yuk:

Ronaldsway Radar 13th Sep 2006 12:51

Cheers TH...

I did pick up on that fact :} however decided to phrase my post slightly incorrectly..!

RR..

Boingy 14th Sep 2006 18:16

Well good luck to those that get through - just don't do what I did and rip the backside of my suit open!

You'll find the group stages fairly easy it's just to get a feel for how you react to new environments and new people - you'll also get a tour of the facilities and McQuaig tests are simple enough. I applied for the last scheme that ran and made it down to the final stage but obviously wasn't the sort of person they're looking for. If you want to know more pm me specifics and I'll try and dredge them out of the memory.

Just because you don't get this one doesn't mean you should be completely disheartened. Since my interview I have ended up working with a respectable aviation magazine and getting to do some interesting things and play with fun stuff. But it hasn't put me off I am doing the ATPL distance learning but would drop everything if I was offered a place on such a scheme.

You have nothing to lose and everything to gain.

Beaver100 15th Sep 2006 08:31

I wonder if the new ageism laws will raise the application age above 25 ??
Oops, sorry, but I guess above that age then people like me are deemed to old and need a zimmer frame to get to the aircraft, a monocle to see the instruments and wheelchair assistance home after a 4 sector day !!

BlueRobin 15th Sep 2006 17:36

Now if you chaps are coming up to Atlantic Flight Training at Coventry for interviews and tours, please be quiet! There will distance-learning peeps on theory brush-up and full-timers like myself revising for ATPL exams that week. Anyhoo, best of luck!

Will88 2nd Oct 2006 16:29

So, who's got through to the second stage? :}

Puchacz14 2nd Oct 2006 19:35

I take it that means you have...????...

Will88 2nd Oct 2006 20:09


Originally Posted by Puchacz14 (Post 2884902)
I take it that means you have...????...

Yes :) :ok:


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