SIA Cadet Pilot - All Batches, Merged

[a320qatar]

My advice for everyone is to apply and see

[Futurepilot10]

What is indian equivalent for polytechnic diploma or degree? I m currently in Second year doing B.S.c

Thanks

[momo95]

Thank you all for the advice

And a polytechnic is kind of a cert that isn't university level but is also higher than a secondary school cert - it's in between.

[grvailshery]

Originally Posted by Futurepilot10

What is indian equivalent for polytechnic diploma or degree? I m currently in Second year doing B.S.c

Thanks

Hi Futurepilot10,

B.Sc is considered a degree. Polytechnic offers you diploma courses.

Hope that helps.

[Futurepilot10]

Thanks for the reply!

So am I eligible? I am doing second year?

[grvailshery]

Do you have a diploma besides the ongoing degree you are pursuing?

I guess it's all in the hiring teams discretion to decide. They might ask you if your degree program may affect the pilot training or vice versa. Stay positive and prepared though.

[Futurepilot10]

No I dont have diploma.

Yeah lets hope for the best.

Are you from India?

[seifer_migs]

Did you guys fill up the info concerning your grades in Form 2?

Guys, I need help. What if your country's education system does generally offer the GCE "O" or "A" levels?

Should I still fill up the part in form 2 in SIA's website regarding grades, or leave it blank and just attach a "Grade info document" showing the equivalent grade of our education system to the GCE system, and attach my college and highschool diploma transcripts instead?

I'm 27 years old and have a University/College Degree with Units in College Algebra, Statistics, Business Math, Natural Sciences, English, Literature.

Does anyone here got called for the 1st interview without having the "O" level, SPM requirement?

[maverickflyer]

I have the same question as seifer_migs. I'm an international applicant with a University degree and I'd like to apply, but my education system doesnt offer GCE O or A levels. I have university credits in math, physics, stats, etc (I'm assuming those would classify as 'A' levels), and I have high school credits in those areas as well (I'm assuming these would classify as 'O' levels).

So my question is the same as the previous poster. Should I fill in "form 2" individually or should I attach my University and High School Transcripts?

[grvailshery]

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[grvailshery]

Originally Posted by Futurepilot10

No I dont have diploma.

Yeah lets hope for the best.

Are you from India?

Hi Futurepilot10,

Yes, I'm an indian residing in Singapore. I work in the aviation industry...avionics to be precise. :-)

[ebannawtolip]

Does anyone receive interview invitation from sia?

[jesjohnsebastian]

nothing till date! i applied for SIA cadet on Jan 6 2017

[ebannawtolip]

Originally Posted by jesjohnsebastian

nothing till date! i applied for SIA cadet on Jan 6 2017

Submitted mine on the same day and still waiting as well mate

[rokapasha]

Same Here!
Applied for International on 6th Jan 2017.
good Luck to everyone !

[Parmeet Singh]

Does anyone has practice questions for aptitude test?

[momo95]

Will non singapore nationals actually even get called or is this all a marketing stunt?

Applied 2 weeks ago ...

[vieaero]

I applied at the beginning of january as it opened for international applicants. No answer yet...
Do you know what happen for those who already have a PPL ? Do they adapt the training ?

[jaleelmax]

SIA cadet pilot 2017

Hi guys, applied to the international cadet pilot program on 7th Jan'17; haven't heard any update yet.
If someone does please do update.

[inabw]

I applied one month ago and no answer yet.
We have to wait guys :/