SIA Cadet Pilot - All Batches, Merged
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Quick question
Those guys waiting for a reply, did you get any?
Also wondering, I have an FAA license. Do I have to convert to Singaporean license just to be able to apply, or do I have to convert only after getting accepted by SIA?
Also wondering, I have an FAA license. Do I have to convert to Singaporean license just to be able to apply, or do I have to convert only after getting accepted by SIA?
Join Date: Aug 2005
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You dont need to convert your license to apply. Anybody may apply.
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Hey guys, I’m 21 years old and studying mechanical engineering currently (year 3). Recently SIA is recruiting again and this time it’s for Malaysians. The problem is I’ll be graduating in January 2019. Should I apply it now or wait until I have graduated? Thank you so much for your help.
If u want to be a pilot and dont mind quitting your mechanical engineering course halfway through it then u may apply now.
If you want to be safe, then i would advise you complete your studies and get a paper qualification first. SIA will continue to recruit cadets pilots for the next few years. Although u might have to be patient enough before SIA reopens application for malaysians.
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Many. Candidates may keep applying if they have not been successful in their first interview.
However, if you do pass your first interview but failed your final interview in Singapore, then u need not re-apply again.
However, if you do pass your first interview but failed your final interview in Singapore, then u need not re-apply again.
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If you are successful in your interview and is chosen as a cadet pilot. You will be trained to be a First Officer in SIA or its subsidiaries (SIA cargo and Silkair).
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Well, it depends on what you want to be in life. If you want to be an engineer, then u either apply after u graduate or don't apply at all.
If u want to be a pilot and dont mind quitting your mechanical engineering course halfway through it then u may apply now.
If you want to be safe, then i would advise you complete your studies and get a paper qualification first. SIA will continue to recruit cadets pilots for the next few years. Although u might have to be patient enough before SIA reopens application for malaysians.
If u want to be a pilot and dont mind quitting your mechanical engineering course halfway through it then u may apply now.
If you want to be safe, then i would advise you complete your studies and get a paper qualification first. SIA will continue to recruit cadets pilots for the next few years. Although u might have to be patient enough before SIA reopens application for malaysians.
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Hi guys. Does anyone know how strict they are with astigmatism degree? Previously their limit was 125, but latest opening stated 200. My astigmatism is 250 degree so I wonder do I still have a chance to apply?
Thanks
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