Jet2 Fully Funded Scheme

[raff25]

Starting this thread for all things related to the Jet2 fully funded scheme announced today, 13th May 2025.

[I_like_flying]

I created a WhatsApp group for the programme.
https://chat.whatsapp.com/LsMn1mAFM8n14NzFXI2dHg

[I_like_flying]

Link to apply to Jet2: https://jet2careers.com/vacancy/5882/

[tommyfry]

anyone else's application moved towards under review now?

[BigglesA320]

Same here; guessing from their preparation material that it's stage 3 - aptitude tests, 4 - Interview, then 5 - In person assessment? Reckon that's about right?

[SmartiP]

Through to cognitive assessment stage.

Wondering what to expect from the test. Has anyone completed it yet?

[PilotoIngles]

I'm curious as to the living allowance/sustenance that they pay.

Although yes I need to eat while out in Jerez etc, I do still have rent to pay back in the UK.

Would it typically be enough?

[Happy_Blue]

I completed the tests tonight, very tough and no way you can prepare for them.

[FinnNash]

What did the tests consist of?

Originally Posted by Happy_Blue

I completed the tests tonight, very tough and no way you can prepare for them.

what did the exams consist of?

any help would be extremely appreciated

[2white2red]

Originally Posted by Happy_Blue

I completed the tests tonight, very tough and no way you can prepare for them.

Why you cannot prepare for it?

I prepared my previous assessments with pilotassessments.com and always very helpful.

I would recommend you to prepare as much as possible for this unique opportunity!

[I_like_flying]

Originally Posted by BigglesA320

Same here; guessing from their preparation material that it's stage 3 - aptitude tests, 4 - Interview, then 5 - In person assessment? Reckon that's about right?

On Jet2's portal, the 5 stages are as follows:
1) Applied
2) Under review
3) Interview (where I am currently)
4) Offer
5) Hired

[I_like_flying]

Originally Posted by FinnNash

what did the exams consist of?

any help would be extremely appreciated

They're like mini-games, each testing pilot competencies. One is extrapolating patterns, one is tests multitasking, one tests how fast and accurate you process information, and one tests perseverance.

[BigglesA320]

Originally Posted by I_like_flying

On Jet2's portal, the 5 stages are as follows:
1) Applied
2) Under review
3) Interview (where I am currently)
4) Offer
5) Hired

Thanks, just seen the portal good luck

[TaylorM_23]

Originally Posted by I_like_flying

They're like mini-games, each testing pilot competencies. One is extrapolating patterns, one is tests multitasking, one tests how fast and accurate you process information, and one tests perseverance.

Hi everyone, how's everyone found the online tests? I've been putting it off as I don't want to fail! Been waiting on this for years tbh! Any tips on how to best prepare as I've not actually sat one of these tests before!

[Apricity]

www.pilotest.com

They have used Cut-E tests in the past, some of which have been identical. Just play those games over and over until you feel comfortable.

(Most importantly it’s free)

[FlyMeister1]

I don't think any preparation is needed as they are very difficult to prepare for its just testing natural skill

[I_like_flying]

Originally Posted by BigglesA320

Thanks, just seen the portal good luck

Good luck to you too.

[I_like_flying]

Originally Posted by TaylorM_23

Hi everyone, how's everyone found the online tests? I've been putting it off as I don't want to fail! Been waiting on this for years tbh! Any tips on how to best prepare as I've not actually sat one of these tests before!

The tests are different to what I e seen or done before, however if you search artic tests on YouTube you should be able to find someone who can explain it.
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL...feature=shared is the playlist that was shared in the WhatsApp group, it's got some useful info. His other videos are good too. I hope this helps you and good luck.

[mesh]

If in Jerez you get full board and lodging + £50 a week. For others you don’t get board but you get £100 a week. No other income whilst on course.

[Senna19]

Applied on the 14th - all criteria met. still no reply. anyone in similar situation?