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Showing posts with label Cadet Pilot Training. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cadet Pilot Training. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 27, 2018

Want's To Be A Pilot? Cebu Pacific Has A Study Now, Pay Later Program For You!

Being a pilot is one of the most rewarding jobs in the Philippines and abroad especially if you belong to big airline companies like Cebu Pacific!

 Pilot job is not easy and the course is expensive but if you are eager you can apply for 'Study now, pay later' program of Cebu Pacific where they are looking for new pilots to undergo training.
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Being a pilot is one of the most rewarding jobs in the Philippines and abroad especially if you belong to big airline companies like Cebu Pacific! The course is expensive but if you are eager you can apply for 'Study now, pay later' program of Cebu Pacific where they are looking for new pilots to undergo training. Cebu Pacific is now accepting applications for the second batch of cadet-pilots under its "study now, pay later scheme." The airline will recruit 16 candidates for its 56-week Cebu Pacific Cadet Pilot Program, which includes a 52-week aviation course in Australia. This program is only open to Filipino college graduates who are proficient in English and with a passport valid for two years prior to the start of the program. According to Philippine's largest carrier, the cadets will be sent to Flight Training Adelaide campus in Australia where they will earn diplomas in aviation and then complete a 4-week training in Manila to obtain a pilot's license under the Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines. And it will be followed by a good news. Because successful candidates will get guaranteed employment with the airlines upon graduation. Payment for their training will be deducted from their salary at zero interest for a maximum of 10 years.

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Cebu Pacific is now accepting applications for the second batch of cadet-pilots under its "study now, pay later scheme."

 The airline will recruit 16 candidates for its 56-week Cebu Pacific Cadet Pilot Program, which includes a 52-week aviation course in Australia.

This program is only open to Filipino college graduates who are proficient in English and with a passport valid for two years prior to the start of the program.



 Completing this training you can be introduced to commercial pilot jobs in the airline company.

 According to Philippine's largest carrier, the cadets will be sent to Flight Training Adelaide campus in Australia where they will earn diplomas in aviation and then complete a 4-week training in Manila to obtain a pilot's license under the Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines.

And it will be followed by a good news. Because successful candidates will get guaranteed employment with the airlines upon graduation.
Being a pilot is one of the most rewarding jobs in the Philippines and abroad especially if you belong to big airline companies like Cebu Pacific! The course is expensive but if you are eager you can apply for 'Study now, pay later' program of Cebu Pacific where they are looking for new pilots to undergo training. Cebu Pacific is now accepting applications for the second batch of cadet-pilots under its "study now, pay later scheme." The airline will recruit 16 candidates for its 56-week Cebu Pacific Cadet Pilot Program, which includes a 52-week aviation course in Australia. This program is only open to Filipino college graduates who are proficient in English and with a passport valid for two years prior to the start of the program. According to Philippine's largest carrier, the cadets will be sent to Flight Training Adelaide campus in Australia where they will earn diplomas in aviation and then complete a 4-week training in Manila to obtain a pilot's license under the Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines. And it will be followed by a good news. Because successful candidates will get guaranteed employment with the airlines upon graduation. Payment for their training will be deducted from their salary at zero interest for a maximum of 10 years.

Payment for their training will be deducted from their salary at zero interest for a maximum of 10 years.

Qualifications:
  • Filipino with a valid Philippine passport
  • College graduate (Fresh graduates are encouraged to apply
  • Strong academic backgroun
  • Passionate & service-oriented
Program Details:
  • Sponsoring 240 cadets
  • The program will run for approximately 56 weeks.
  • Three (3) batches of 16 cadets per year will be chosen for 5 years.
  • Training will be administered by FTA.
  • Applicants will undergo both online and onsite screening and selection process from CEB and FTA.
  • Applicants will be required to pay AUD 425 for core skills test and pilot aptitude tests.

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Wednesday, October 25, 2017

Cebu Pacific Launched 'Study Now, Pay Later' Program For Those Who Wants to Be a Pilot

Being a pilot is considered to be one of the most rewarding aviation careers and professions. Many people dream to fly an aircraft but only a few become licensed or registered because this thing is not easy. Lack of finances is one of a major problem since this course is considered to be expensive. According to Captain Samuel Avila, vice president of Flight Operations of Cebu Pacific in PTV News, for someone to become a pilot, he or she needs to prepare P2 million to P3.8 million for a 12-month training program. Avila added, pilot training is a high-risk investment because there is no guarantee for employment in spite of expensive training fees.

Being a pilot is considered to be one of the most rewarding aviation careers and professions. Many people dream to fly an aircraft but only a few become licensed or registered because this thing is not easy. Lack of finances is one of a major problem since this course is considered to be expensive.

According to Captain Samuel Avila, vice president of Flight Operations of Cebu Pacific in PTV News, for someone to become a pilot, he or she needs to prepare P2 million to P3.8 million for a 12-month training program.

Avila added, pilot training is a high-risk investment because there is no guarantee for employment in spite of expensive training fees.
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 He said this is one of many reasons why Cebu Pacific launches its Cadet Pilot Training, with a goal of recognizing the importance of education to produce a better number of highly skilled aviators.

This program, Avila said is for Filipinos who want to become a pilot through study and train now, then pay later.

Cebu Pacific will finance the training course. Successful applicants will be employed by the airline, and they can pay for the training cost through salary deduction over a maximum of 10 years.
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 Qualifications:
  • Filipino citizen
  • Male or Female
  • College Graduate
  • Valid Passport
  • Proficient in English
  • No age limit
Avila explained that rigorous screening process will be done to applicants and successful candidates will undergo a 56-Week integrated flying program flight theory and education course at the Flight Training Adelaide (FTA) in Australia.
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 FTA provides customized aviation training solutions for the fixed wing and rotary wing industry. FTA’s goal is not just to train cadets for them to obtain a license, but to produce future airline and helicopter captains.

He said the Cebu Pacific will invest USD25 million in this program for five years. Each year, three batches (16 successful candidates per batch) will be sent to the FTA. The first batch would go there in the first quarter of 2018.

For those interested applicants, check the Cebu Pacific Website or click here for the application form.

The applicant will undergo an online and onsite screening for core skills and aptitude test.

Applicant selection for the successful candidate will be made by the Cebu Pacific and the FTA.

The successful candidate will undergo training at the FTA for 52 weeks where they can earn their aviation diplomas.

They will be trained on a flight simulator, then on an actual aircraft, for them to complete the licensing requirements to be a commercial pilot.

They will return to the Philippines to undergo a four-week training to get a pilot’s license.

 (Source: PTV News)

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