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What qualifications would you need to pilot a plane?
By the time im finished at school new carriers and F35 ligtning IIs!!
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Posted: 2008-08-01 18:44:33
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Don't worry about people like that - they are not all like him - most are decent people. Go for it, you can go for an IT job anytime.
Put your mind to it and the services can be a damn good career. Don't listen to those who have have had no experience. As I said, I was in the Navy for nearly 30 years, from the age of 17, and still work for the MOD.
Keep me and others, if they want, informed.
Doug
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Posted: 2008-08-01 19:50:23
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Thanks alot doug, appreciate the support mate, just waiting for that info package to come through with the reference number I need to organise my first interview.
Will deff keep updated,
Thank you.
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Posted: 2008-08-01 22:33:55
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Pilot is 5 gcses : A*-C
and 2 A Levels A*-C
I'm still considering it, but i bet it's hard to get in!
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Posted: 2008-08-01 22:44:35
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On 2008-08-01 22:44:35, Nitro1360 wrote:
Pilot is 5 gcses : A*-C
and 2 A Levels A*-C
I'm still considering it, but i bet it's hard to get in!
Mate, give them a call and go to the 1st interview, the 1st one is just for you and them to get to know each other, you don't have to sign anything.
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Posted: 2008-08-01 23:40:35
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nah,
i'm just about to start 6th form..
i've got the GCSEs already and i'm sure i'll be alright with the A levels,
but i'm not sure whether to apply for a college bursary as i'm not sure what it's like..
for example. i get a college bursary because i want to be a pilot but it means I have to join, what happens if I can't then be a pilot?
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Posted: 2008-08-02 01:59:21
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I'm not sure what happens mate it's all new to me lol.
A levels are ok, I stayed on at 6th form for 3 years and done 2 years of college and got a few A levels all at B and Pass grades.
Total number of interviews since Jan?
2,
One in Feb and 1 on Tuesday.
I've found it very hard, and looking back, I kinda wish I took my mums advice and joined when I was 17-18 and didn't go to college etc because it's not done a whole lot for me.
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Posted: 2008-08-03 01:01:29
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Hey,
Does anyone have any info on the recruiting process?
I want to know, on average, how long it takes from the first interview, to actually getting in to the RAF.
Because I may be getting a job next week as an ICT Trainee technician, and if I did, I would have to phone up and change the date of my first interview because it's on a Friday at 11am, so would probably be during my work time.
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Posted: 2008-08-14 00:41:30
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