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Old 4th Feb 2012, 21:59
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Bahrain Government Tamkeen will pay half of the training cost to help Bahrainis - not a loan.
So the country is so desperate for pilots that they're throwing away millions of dinars at anyone who wants to take up flight training - and there's absolutely no requirement to pay them back, and you're free to gain lawful employment with any airline.

Sound economics
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Old 5th Feb 2012, 07:36
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Well, yeah.

They're doing that for a lot of sectors, not just aviation. Even in aviation alone the initial contract between Tamkeen and GAA is to train 1200 Bahrainis, the majority of those are NOT for pilot jobs.

In the Polytechnic for example, Tamkeen offers sponsorships for Logistics, Engineering, and ICT students (not sure about the new majors that were introduced recently), but not for Business students, god knows there's a lot of those.

In addition to sponsoring education and training, they're sponsoring start-up businesses.

Money spent to benefit nationals is not wasted money
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Old 10th Feb 2012, 23:31
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Mr Mike Park

If they dont spend on there young youth than again the protest will come up u see lol !!

anyways its really good to spend on the guys who wanna study !! i like it !!

but honestly if gov is sponsoring for some good field in education than i wont go for flight training !! i will go for any program which will land me a good job in gov departments specially in MINISTRY by doing bachelors and Masters !! and than i can get away with anything i my life and have good respect !! and i will be called as

HIS HIGHNESS THE ANIMAL

FOR THE FCUK SAKE LMAO
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Old 11th Feb 2012, 06:38
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...i will go for any program which will land me a good job in gov departments specially in MINISTRY by doing bachelors and Masters !! and than i can get away with anything i my life and have good respect !! and i will be called as

HIS HIGHNESS THE ANIMAL
dude wth, working in a ministry won't make you royalty, nobody will call you His Highness.





They'll call you His Excellency The Animal.
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Old 11th Feb 2012, 14:07
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hhhhhh !! than wts the use !! lool !!

yea ur week is up !! did u sign the contract with them ?
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Old 11th Feb 2012, 14:10
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no, those guys really love to take their sweet ass time in everything they do. I called on Thursday but apparently they'd already left for home. I'll call again tomorrow.
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Old 19th Aug 2012, 05:35
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The intent behing the MPL is simple......Interview and get appointed by an airline as an MPL cadet.....complete the MPL training at a reputable organization, upon completion of your MPL course..return and go to work for your airline that contracted you BEFORE you laid out your cash for the MPL...any other course of action is risky at best, and leaves many high and dry with a useless certificate....you cant even rent a 172 and take your mates for a ride....
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Old 22nd Aug 2012, 10:30
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ironbutt57,

I can't figure out why it's so hard for people to understand the huge gamble they are putting themselves at! Why the term "calculated risk" is non-existent among those aspiring pilots while considering this MPL training scheme?!

GAA has brilliantly failed to meet the predefined target for its cadets. It's very clear that GAA could not fulfill its promises to Oxford graduates! Didn't you notice that up until now they have never had the guts to officially announce the graduation of their Oxford cadets? It's because they know that the next logical question will be "& for which airline have you placed them after more than one year since the graduation of your 1st batch? The 2nd batch?? The 3rd?? The 4th?? The 5th?? Anything?!!" NONE!

Okay, they had a very messy Plan A for the cadets to work at Qatar Airways and obviously it didn't work one bit for various reasons! That's fine...But here is another couple of questions..."Where the hell is Plan B?! & where the hell is Plan C?!" What on earth are you going to do with your jobless cadets?!" The answer is... Non-existent!

This is undoubtedly, and without any sort of exaggeration, a huge organizational failure! They have screwed around 100 cadets from Oxford and yet they are actively looking forward to screwing another hundred with MPL at Alpha!

This is what you get when you depend on a group of the most consciously uncompetitive people that you would ever see and learn about in creating "airline cadet programs" in any part of the world!

Wake up young boys and girls....


Good luck!

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Old 23rd Aug 2012, 02:42
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Regarding AAG, it has been run by a bunch of crooks from the beginning and there is living proof that they don't fulfill their employment promises, after the MPL training has been paid in full. What would that be called?

A lot of money for an useless licence....

A few threads have run on PPRuNe since 2007 and they can be checked by those interested to know what type of an organisation AAG really is. The latest threads are here

http://www.pprune.org/middle-east/42...cademy-30.html

http://www.pprune.org/south-asia-far...iation-60.html

They will promise an interview with an airline, as mentioned by their employees here on PPRuNe, and nothing else. If you fail, they will wash their hands off you.

Talking about AAG employees.... they have ordered one to move away from this forum and to delete all her posts.... others have gone silent and even those FOs from Sharjah are staying away.

Wouldn't anyone question, WHY????

Be weary, very weary about AAG's business.
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Old 24th Aug 2012, 17:35
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Taras B.. we see you listed to attend APATS; hope to see you there. AAG management team will be there and we certainly hope we can help you clear up any open items.

See you soon in Singapore


Prove that I'm wrong.

Show us a name list of the AAG MPL graduates and where they are employed.
Sir pls see our facebook page; there are MPL cadets all flying with Air Arabia / Cebu Pacific / Air Phil Express / Zest Air.. you can feel free to contact them directly and ask them questions.

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