Babcock Instructor at Barkston Heath
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Babcock Instructor at Barkston Heath
Hi, basically I have an interview this week at Barkston Heath to work for Babcock as a Civilian FI.
Just wondering if there is anyone out there currently working for Babcock as an FI?! and if so what the job actually entails and what to expect at the interview?
Any advice or guidance would be greatly appreciated =-)
ollie
Just wondering if there is anyone out there currently working for Babcock as an FI?! and if so what the job actually entails and what to expect at the interview?
Any advice or guidance would be greatly appreciated =-)
ollie
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It's a word he likes to use quite a bit on PPRune - one in three of his posts to date:
Flying to Germany
Basically, my flying club is trying to arrange a christmas fly out to a German Market.
Basically, my flying club is trying to arrange a christmas fly out to a German Market.
Much as I despair of the current system which no longer uses 100% military QFIs, do at least give the lad some credit for having posed the question....
I'm reminded of the ex-A1 QFI who went to work for Hunting or whoever it was back then - he had to take control and re-teach the exercise his 'assessor' was attempting to demonstrate...
I'm reminded of the ex-A1 QFI who went to work for Hunting or whoever it was back then - he had to take control and re-teach the exercise his 'assessor' was attempting to demonstrate...
Oliver, you could try searching Pprune - I know the search engine in Pprune is rubbish, but if you search in Google, but add "Pprune" or "BEagle" at the end of the phrase, you can usually find things.
If I recall correctly, there was a similar thread a few years ago. Candidates are required at the interview to stand up and deliver a ground school lesson, much as you would have done at your FI(A) test.
If I recall correctly, there was a similar thread a few years ago. Candidates are required at the interview to stand up and deliver a ground school lesson, much as you would have done at your FI(A) test.
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Afternoon gentlemen, would anyone be able to advise me on the selection process which Babcock use for fixed wing instructor ? Obviously flight with chief pilot or similar.
Thanks.
Thanks.
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The OP has asked what seems like a perfectly reasonable question...probably for his first proper interview -and got a full page of nitpicking unhelpfulness. Was everyone here born with 10,000hrs?