Non type rated easyjet recruitment?
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Alexander, you're absolutely right!
But as already stated by someone in here, some are employed right know and we just are trying to check if it is worth it to spend time for the selection...
That most infos are rumours should be beyond question..
But as already stated by someone in here, some are employed right know and we just are trying to check if it is worth it to spend time for the selection...
That most infos are rumours should be beyond question..
Last edited by McMax; 21st May 2013 at 18:14.
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From: Vatican City
A scheme for TR funding, similar to the TRSS scheme which finished up 5 years ago might be considered depending on the rest of the package.
I will not be paying hard cash up front for a TR.
However, if this is the road easy decides to go down, I'm sure I will derive useful experience from the assessment center and possible sim assessment with the hope of perhaps a future BA, MON, Aer Lingus, Cargolux, DHL, Jet2, Fly Dubai, Qatar, Cathay, Dragonair etc etc assessment.
4000 > 20T TP, 1600 Command.
I will not be paying hard cash up front for a TR.
However, if this is the road easy decides to go down, I'm sure I will derive useful experience from the assessment center and possible sim assessment with the hope of perhaps a future BA, MON, Aer Lingus, Cargolux, DHL, Jet2, Fly Dubai, Qatar, Cathay, Dragonair etc etc assessment.
4000 > 20T TP, 1600 Command.
Last edited by Coupled_To_Me; 21st May 2013 at 23:35.
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To answer previous questions, I wouldn't expect much recruitment into European bases directly as most of them have a waiting list at the moment.
However, depending on your contract, you can usually go on the waiting list after 6 months and then it is based on first come first serve.
McMax, due to new European laws, you will have to pay Social Security in the country of your base. Tax is then dependant on where you are "ordinarily resident".
If you were to have a German contract, I believe it is a contractual requirement to become resident there and thus would have to pay all taxes there anyway.
However, depending on your contract, you can usually go on the waiting list after 6 months and then it is based on first come first serve.
McMax, due to new European laws, you will have to pay Social Security in the country of your base. Tax is then dependant on where you are "ordinarily resident".
If you were to have a German contract, I believe it is a contractual requirement to become resident there and thus would have to pay all taxes there anyway.
Last edited by EcamSurprise; 22nd May 2013 at 14:36.
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Anyone know what the sim instructors will be looking for from the non TR'd guys?
I'm not talking specifics (like take off from 13 at Edinburgh followed by engine failure at V1 etc), I'm thinking more of:
- general high level of ability (instrument scan etc)
- response to instruction given
- knowledge of A320- or as much as can be expected from someone who doesn't have an A320 TR.
Oh... in case you haven't guessed, it's a DTC for me too. 3500h, mostly light and med TP. LHS and RHS.
I'm not talking specifics (like take off from 13 at Edinburgh followed by engine failure at V1 etc), I'm thinking more of:
- general high level of ability (instrument scan etc)
- response to instruction given
- knowledge of A320- or as much as can be expected from someone who doesn't have an A320 TR.
Oh... in case you haven't guessed, it's a DTC for me too. 3500h, mostly light and med TP. LHS and RHS.
I REALLY SHOULDN'T BE HERE
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From speaking to colleagues who have passed stage 1 of the selection, it seems to be the case that most (none infact) have the price of a TR in their bank accounts. Here's hoping for a bond, because anything else will have many heading back to their current employer.
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very good point! 95/100 of my colleagues who are DTC do not have the cash sitting in their bank accounts either. Running to get a new loan on top of the existing one, mmm? Easyjet better comes out with all info before the surprise that their candidates don t have the cash upfront. But hey, maybe still enough people?
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When EZY stated at the outset:
Please only apply if you have the following minimum requirements:
With one of those requirements being:
Willing to self-sponsor type rating.
I think they made it perfectly clear what the arrangement is. Now whether that takes the form of a monthly deduction from salary or full payment in advance is not yet known, but you will be paying for your own rating.
Please only apply if you have the following minimum requirements:
With one of those requirements being:
Willing to self-sponsor type rating.
I think they made it perfectly clear what the arrangement is. Now whether that takes the form of a monthly deduction from salary or full payment in advance is not yet known, but you will be paying for your own rating.
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When EZY stated at the outset:
Please only apply if you have the following minimum requirements:
With one of those requirements being:
Willing to self-sponsor type rating.
I think they made it perfectly clear what the arrangement is. Now whether that takes the form of a monthly deduction from salary or full payment in advance is not yet known, but you will be paying for your own rating.
Please only apply if you have the following minimum requirements:
With one of those requirements being:
Willing to self-sponsor type rating.
I think they made it perfectly clear what the arrangement is. Now whether that takes the form of a monthly deduction from salary or full payment in advance is not yet known, but you will be paying for your own rating.
So, Willing (yes), Able (yes), Going to (thats all depends)
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You never know and I would suggest not putting this opportunity down before you know facts.
On a internal side of things, easy is currently looking for cabin crew who are already qualified (which we have quite a few) and will offer them a flying job and a part sponsored TR.
Think it will set the CCers back by 6k only, so you really never know what they will come up with.
On a internal side of things, easy is currently looking for cabin crew who are already qualified (which we have quite a few) and will offer them a flying job and a part sponsored TR.
Think it will set the CCers back by 6k only, so you really never know what they will come up with.
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CCers
easy is currently looking for cabin crew who are already qualified (which we have quite a few) and will offer them a flying job and a part sponsored TR.
Think it will set the CCers back by 6k only, so you really never know what they will come up with
Think it will set the CCers back by 6k only, so you really never know what they will come up with
Why would any self respecting CCM pay 6K to be demoted into the RHS, presumably with a pay cut
Last edited by mona lot; 23rd May 2013 at 20:54.
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Demoted from Cc to RHS??? Strange comment...
, that is why we are leaving
Sorry for the thread drift
Best of luck to all those going for Easy (not me)
Last edited by mona lot; 23rd May 2013 at 21:34.