from integrated program to MPL
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from integrated program to MPL
Dear fellow aviators,
I have the question if it is possible to start one of the available MPL programs out there if you already have followed an integrated program and thus already hold a MEP CPL IR License?
Asking the airline you have a head start in the MPL program, they might accept you in doing their program? Perhaps begging them to say you have the ability to quickly finish their MPL program because groundschool is already completed, some needed flying skills are already completed, so overall cost to become at their MPL level is way cheaper than a starting MPL'er which mean cost reduction by their recruitment department?
Is it possible?
Or can one cancel their current license and start again fresh with an MPL program? Or just don't mention about already having a license while going through the selection process of the MPL program?
(because of the benefit of the job perspective incl. with the MPL program...)
Any advice, tips, tricks, or experiences by someone who might have done such steps,,,much appreciated!
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I have the question if it is possible to start one of the available MPL programs out there if you already have followed an integrated program and thus already hold a MEP CPL IR License?
Asking the airline you have a head start in the MPL program, they might accept you in doing their program? Perhaps begging them to say you have the ability to quickly finish their MPL program because groundschool is already completed, some needed flying skills are already completed, so overall cost to become at their MPL level is way cheaper than a starting MPL'er which mean cost reduction by their recruitment department?
Is it possible?
Or can one cancel their current license and start again fresh with an MPL program? Or just don't mention about already having a license while going through the selection process of the MPL program?
(because of the benefit of the job perspective incl. with the MPL program...)
Any advice, tips, tricks, or experiences by someone who might have done such steps,,,much appreciated!
PM in case you want to be anonymous!
Kind Regards
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No. If you're halfway through an integrated course and stop, you'll have nothing to show for it, possibly a slight reduction on a modular course, but not a lot.
If you already have a cpl, there would be no benefit at all in doing an mpl. Some airlines may take you on, but generally the point of an airline having a cadet program is so they can train you from scratch in their own way. You will be a less attractive candidate, as they will feel they have to unteach all the bad habits you have picked up.
If you already have a cpl, there would be no benefit at all in doing an mpl. Some airlines may take you on, but generally the point of an airline having a cadet program is so they can train you from scratch in their own way. You will be a less attractive candidate, as they will feel they have to unteach all the bad habits you have picked up.
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I have the question if it is possible to start one of the available MPL programs out there if you already have followed an integrated program and thus already hold a MEP CPL IR License?
It is an ab initio programme, not designed for licence holders especially if they already hold professional licences.
Asking the airline you have a head start in the MPL program, they might accept you in doing their program?
No, you do not have a head start. Each MPL syllabus is unique to the Operator and no account will be given for previous experience.
Perhaps begging them to say you have the ability to quickly finish their MPL program because groundschool is already completed, some needed flying skills are already completed, so overall cost to become at their MPL level is way cheaper than a starting MPL'er which mean cost reduction by their recruitment department?
Is it possible?
There is no credit for previous flying at all. The technical ground school exams can be accepted but all cadet programmes worth their salt will require you to at least do the mock (internal college) exams again. So... No again.
Or can one cancel their current license and start again fresh with an MPL program?
No. Your records will show what you have/have not achieved.
Or just don't mention about already having a license while going through the selection process of the MPL program?
(because of the benefit of the job perspective incl. with the MPL program...)
Being dishonest will get you in trouble sooner or later....
Any advice, tips, tricks, or experiences by someone who might have done such steps,,,much appreciated!
If you already hold a ME CPL/IR then keep plugging away to get experience and that first job. There is no shortcut, the MPL is not for you.
I have the question if it is possible to start one of the available MPL programs out there if you already have followed an integrated program and thus already hold a MEP CPL IR License?
It is an ab initio programme, not designed for licence holders especially if they already hold professional licences.
Asking the airline you have a head start in the MPL program, they might accept you in doing their program?
No, you do not have a head start. Each MPL syllabus is unique to the Operator and no account will be given for previous experience.
Perhaps begging them to say you have the ability to quickly finish their MPL program because groundschool is already completed, some needed flying skills are already completed, so overall cost to become at their MPL level is way cheaper than a starting MPL'er which mean cost reduction by their recruitment department?
Is it possible?
There is no credit for previous flying at all. The technical ground school exams can be accepted but all cadet programmes worth their salt will require you to at least do the mock (internal college) exams again. So... No again.
Or can one cancel their current license and start again fresh with an MPL program?
No. Your records will show what you have/have not achieved.
Or just don't mention about already having a license while going through the selection process of the MPL program?
(because of the benefit of the job perspective incl. with the MPL program...)
Being dishonest will get you in trouble sooner or later....
Any advice, tips, tricks, or experiences by someone who might have done such steps,,,much appreciated!
If you already hold a ME CPL/IR then keep plugging away to get experience and that first job. There is no shortcut, the MPL is not for you.
