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Sorry for English.
I've received an invitation for the 8th of October (although not confirmed)
As far as I know, there will be an online aptitude test in the "Predictive Index" platform.
Can anyone share some information regarding this test and how to prepare for it?
Thanks!
I've received an invitation for the 8th of October (although not confirmed)
As far as I know, there will be an online aptitude test in the "Predictive Index" platform.
Can anyone share some information regarding this test and how to prepare for it?
Thanks!
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Sorry for English.
I've received an invitation for the 8th of October (although not confirmed)
As far as I know, there will be an online aptitude test in the "Predictive Index" platform.
Can anyone share some information regarding this test and how to prepare for it?
Thanks!
I've received an invitation for the 8th of October (although not confirmed)
As far as I know, there will be an online aptitude test in the "Predictive Index" platform.
Can anyone share some information regarding this test and how to prepare for it?
Thanks!
Tú invitación fue para las pruebas o entrevista personal ????
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I was invited initially for the September dates, but the spots were already filled by the time they confirmed the date and so they gave me new dates for October for the first stage. So not for the interview, but for the first stage.
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Hi, can someone clarify when we do the aptitude test plase.
I got an wmail offering day 8/29 of oct (i picked 8th but havent had it confirmed yet)- saying i would have an english assessment and theory. And the week before I would be sent a link with the aptitude tests. is this right?
Those of who that have passed the first stage, how long before you were told you passed and when do you have the interview?
thanks
I got an wmail offering day 8/29 of oct (i picked 8th but havent had it confirmed yet)- saying i would have an english assessment and theory. And the week before I would be sent a link with the aptitude tests. is this right?
Those of who that have passed the first stage, how long before you were told you passed and when do you have the interview?
thanks
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Got the date on 8th October, but I've change it to 29th October due to work. Haven't received final confirmation yet. No FW jet experience, only CPL with ME/IR on airplanes and 800 hours on helis.
Any idea if you have to self fund base training on real aircraft as well? Or you do it after OCC with company airbus?
Any idea if you have to self fund base training on real aircraft as well? Or you do it after OCC with company airbus?
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As far as I know, you have to self fund base training as well and most of the applicants are eligible for reduced base training (4 takeoffs and landings). It's a good question by the way, I did not think about it nor if they would sell base training at a better price, so I didn't ask at my interview. They were quite open and would reply to all questions.
Maybe someone else about to do the interview could ask and report back.
I made it to the final stage.
Maybe someone else about to do the interview could ask and report back.
I made it to the final stage.
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Congrats Banana Joe. Out of curiosity I've got few offers for A320 TR. Very similar in pricing. Arround 15000€ ground school and sim, 6000€ base training. I am somehow disgusted about paying for getting a permit to fly on employer's equipment. I would rather sign a bond. But today's professional aviation is full of sacrifice and prostitution anyway
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Congrats Banana Joe. Out of curiosity I've got few offers for A320 TR. Very similar in pricing. Arround 15000€ ground school and sim, 6000€ base training. I am somehow disgusted about paying for getting a permit to fly on employer's equipment. I would rather sign a bond. But today's professional aviation is full of sacrifice and prostitution anyway