Jetstar Asia Advanced Cadet Program
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it's not about the magic number
is about whether they'll keep those who are good enough for the later batches in the year instead of choosing the top 6 and throwing away the rest no matter how good they are
is about whether they'll keep those who are good enough for the later batches in the year instead of choosing the top 6 and throwing away the rest no matter how good they are
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yes no doubt....
AUD142,500
Don't even know if the cadets need to pay a smaller lump sum first, like in the range of AUD$20,000 or so before being allowed to start the course.
the financing part seriously needs more information
AUD142,500
Don't even know if the cadets need to pay a smaller lump sum first, like in the range of AUD$20,000 or so before being allowed to start the course.
the financing part seriously needs more information
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you will definitely have to come out with the lump sum. In fact, it clearly states on the website about partial funding and thats very similar to the australian cadet program. i guess the scheme for the singapore and australian has very little difference if not similar and they will only help you fund like 40 grand out of the whole course fees.
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some little info on how the financing part works at the Aussie Jetstar
http://www.pprune.org/interviews-job...t-program.html
http://www.pprune.org/interviews-job...t-program.html
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after reading the thread posted by Stallone, kinda demoralized
kinda scary to be jobless after the contract ends... cant do anything with my qualifications.
didnt know you are 19 only StallOne!
kinda scary to be jobless after the contract ends... cant do anything with my qualifications.
didnt know you are 19 only StallOne!
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It is very sad that you are only there for 6 years and then your future is uncertain but thats the way Airlines do business..once they have milked your money and every single cent they move on...even though the short term gain is a shiny jet the longterm future will get much more gloomier...sad but true...
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seems like the perfect plan for both OAA and Jetstar...
OAA will continue to get people to pay them 150k for their training... and Jetstar will continue to get all the new pilots... it's a cycle. after contract finish, new batch of pilots come in..
OAA will continue to get people to pay them 150k for their training... and Jetstar will continue to get all the new pilots... it's a cycle. after contract finish, new batch of pilots come in..
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haha, still early days dude, get some sleep... think gotta wait till end of February before anyone hears anything..
it's already been 3weeks of waiting for me, so just live life as it is..
as for the bond, i have no idea on what grounds are they bonding the cadets when the cadets have to fork out the money through their own pockets..
it's already been 3weeks of waiting for me, so just live life as it is..
as for the bond, i have no idea on what grounds are they bonding the cadets when the cadets have to fork out the money through their own pockets..