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Old 15th April 2011 | 18:26
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Talking british airways scholarship

hi all i have been following this forum for a few years now and have eventually been offered a scholoarship with british airways and was wondering if anyone has had this opportunity before and if so what was your experience of it ?
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Come on fishy fishy... BITE!!
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Old 15th April 2011 | 18:56
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A scholarship for what? Finance? Law? Marketing (but not copywriting)?

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Old 15th April 2011 | 19:22
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What a total load of bull and a waste of 30 seconds of my life!
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Old 15th April 2011 | 19:30
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let me guess, theyre going to pay for your Fatpl, TR and garuntee a job at the end ?
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Old 15th April 2011 | 20:12
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Old 15th April 2011 | 20:38
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1, 2, 3...4! little fishies took the bait!
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Old 15th April 2011 | 21:20
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Looks to me as if only one took the bait.

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Old 15th April 2011 | 21:26
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Whirls,

You were the only one who didn't bite!

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Old 15th April 2011 | 21:34
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Aw schucks Sharps ...

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Old 16th April 2011 | 09:45
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If it existed, it'd be the biggest golden ticket in the aviation industry.

But it doesn't...
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Old 18th April 2011 | 19:56
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If it existed, it'd be the biggest golden ticket in the aviation industry.

But it doesn't...
Really?


Watch this space..........


My prediction, 6-8 months, but don't quote me.
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Old 19th April 2011 | 08:19
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Slightly off thread but the rumour mill at work says that Aer Lingus has just received approval to run integrated cadet courses again from the IAA. So perhaps Willie will be thinking along the same lines. Time will tell.
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Old 19th April 2011 | 10:40
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I think BA will get back into the ab initio business. But not in the same way as before. It will be a partial sponsorship and run out of house by CTC or OAA.

I also think it will be a lot smaller scheme than in the past. They have hundreds of cadets sending in their CV's from other large UK airlines who all fit the early to mid 20's bright young thing profile. Being type rated and line checked mean they pose near zero training risk.

But BA being BA I'm sure they'll want to run their own modestly sized but premium places cadetship scheme. All part of being a good Corporate business etc. etc.


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Old 19th April 2011 | 20:19
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WWW. "run out of house by CTC or OAA".

You're right, they are. And surely you don't think your old "Alma Mater" will be left out!

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Old 20th April 2011 | 08:35
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So perhaps Willie will be thinking along the same lines.
Willie isn't there any more. He has moved up to bigger things in Madrid.
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