Jetstar Asia Advanced Cadet Program
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i guess the intake will probably be quite small given the figures. Major airline cadet program has figures of 20. 10 should be reasonable for Jetstar with a smaller fleet size.
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so u saying that the 30 vacancy they stated in their website is quota for ONE year of 4 quarters?
thus each batch is only about 8 cadets?
don't forget there's still the ACP. if by your definition, JSA is taking in the same number of cadets combined as a major airline
thus each batch is only about 8 cadets?
don't forget there's still the ACP. if by your definition, JSA is taking in the same number of cadets combined as a major airline
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but most if not all jetstar pilots are on contract basis? perhaps this programme is to actually let jetstar have their own pool of pilots ? in this case, there's no worries of pilot shortage. probably a bigger intake at the start to replace most of the contract pilots.
for other major airlines, they already got their own pool of pilots, hence the small intake?
just my humble opinion, got no experience in the aviation industry
for other major airlines, they already got their own pool of pilots, hence the small intake?
just my humble opinion, got no experience in the aviation industry
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are you talking cadet pool of pilots?or Direct entry pool of pilots?
they already have a pool of pilots direct entry to mix with the cadets...wont disrupt the schedule....
they already have a pool of pilots direct entry to mix with the cadets...wont disrupt the schedule....
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for jetstar asia, they just started their cadet program. where do you think jetstar get their mix of cadets from? i dont think they have till the 1st batch starts on 31st march.
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Originally Posted by bowing
are you talking cadet pool of pilots?or Direct entry pool of pilots?
they already have a pool of pilots direct entry to mix with the cadets...wont disrupt the schedule....
they already have a pool of pilots direct entry to mix with the cadets...wont disrupt the schedule....
not plucked from Jetstar or employed through applications(direct entry) from their online website
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the people from OAA should give you a time frame when they told you you've passed stage 2 right?
maybe now there's alot to interview and they're not sure of Jetstar's schedule..
then i think you just have to wait for the call from Jetstar to inform you the day and time.. It'll be at T1.. Just be patient..
maybe now there's alot to interview and they're not sure of Jetstar's schedule..
then i think you just have to wait for the call from Jetstar to inform you the day and time.. It'll be at T1.. Just be patient..
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perhaps they are trying to learn a lesson from what happened to tiger airways recently.
jamelica u waiting for the 3rd round? yeah OAA did tell us.. but they didnt give a timeframe.. said it all just depends on Jetstar to schedule..
and i think the assessment stage for the ab initio program has stopped already? anybody still going for the assessment?
jamelica u waiting for the 3rd round? yeah OAA did tell us.. but they didnt give a timeframe.. said it all just depends on Jetstar to schedule..
and i think the assessment stage for the ab initio program has stopped already? anybody still going for the assessment?
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according to the hotel booking sign, OAA booked the place from 17th-23rd Jan..
whether they'll be back again in February for another round of assessments nobody knows..
one more week to closing of application..
whether they'll be back again in February for another round of assessments nobody knows..
one more week to closing of application..
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hey stallone, i'm pretty sure Jetstar changed the deadline. I remember it was 31st initially on the jetstar website. now they have changed it.
Oxford FAQ
What is the application deadline?
There is no application deadline but applicants will be judged on a first come first served basis. In the case of a course being full already, OAA will hold applications for the following intakes and notify you as required of the situation.
Oxford FAQ
What is the application deadline?
There is no application deadline but applicants will be judged on a first come first served basis. In the case of a course being full already, OAA will hold applications for the following intakes and notify you as required of the situation.
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just happen to surf the internet, this is what i saw
The Jetstar Cadet Pilot Training Program is an 18 month program. The program will initially seek up to 30 Singaporean or residents in the region to join the program in 2011 with selection taking place in January and the course starting in March next year. Suitable candidates may have limited or no flying experience, however they must meet Jetstar’s requirements for aptitude, quality and safety to enter.
The Advanced Cadet Program is a six month program that will be launched in February 2011. It is designed to assist non-commercial pilots transitioning to commercial flying. Jetstar and OAA will be looking to attract experienced pilots who can undertake the course to obtain their ATPL and be qualified as a commercial pilot. There will be around 40 places available on this program.
from Jetstar Launches Cadet Pilot Program in Singapore
does Jetstar really need 70 pilots in the next 1-2 years?
The Jetstar Cadet Pilot Training Program is an 18 month program. The program will initially seek up to 30 Singaporean or residents in the region to join the program in 2011 with selection taking place in January and the course starting in March next year. Suitable candidates may have limited or no flying experience, however they must meet Jetstar’s requirements for aptitude, quality and safety to enter.
The Advanced Cadet Program is a six month program that will be launched in February 2011. It is designed to assist non-commercial pilots transitioning to commercial flying. Jetstar and OAA will be looking to attract experienced pilots who can undertake the course to obtain their ATPL and be qualified as a commercial pilot. There will be around 40 places available on this program.
from Jetstar Launches Cadet Pilot Program in Singapore
does Jetstar really need 70 pilots in the next 1-2 years?