Hello, any ideas ?

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Hello, any ideas ?

A380kid 19/11/2009, 4:42 PM
After i have completed my GCSE's and A-levels i will hopefully be looking to join Oxford Aviation Academy. I am looking at there APP First Officer Course. I know it is expensive and hard work etc. After i have completed this course what are my options ? can i go straight ahead and apply for an position for an airline. I just need some information which i aint finding.

Thank you

CLICK HERE
that's the course

Re: Hello, any ideas ?

Aviator|Chris 19/11/2009, 5:45 PM

Yes you can.

Read the last line on this page under the Jet Training MCC... heading.

Nice course, sounds most enjoyable!

Re: Hello, any ideas ?

A380kid 19/11/2009, 8:44 PM
yes, thanks for the help im going to have get some sponsorship first, its very expensive. Hey if you don't mind me asking what type of pilot are you ? . Im interested

EDIT: Can you link that topic please i cant seem to find it sorry to be a pain

Re: Hello, any ideas ?

Morbz 19/11/2009, 9:42 PM

A380kid

People on these forums might get annoyed by me constantly praising the flying school I am with however listen to this for a minute!

All pilots first think of Oxford as soon as they decide to take the plunge. However many people miss their biggest rival - CTC Aviation. Oxford train you up to airline standard no problem and I believe they are an excellent school having graduates go to the likes of BA, however after it is finished you are left to find a job for yourself, competing with other pilots with more experience. CTC however train you up to an excellent standard too and after you graduate you then get a position on an AQC course followed by a type rating on a B737 / A319/20 / B757 along with a guarenteed (providing you are on the wings course) 6 months line training as a second officer on a partner airline (BA, Easyjet, Thomson...).

I have heard from Oxford students themselves comments such as "the CTC stars get the jobs" etc!! So, take a look at CTC Wings first and I think if you pass their selection you will be much happier in their hands than you would Oxford's especially at times of difficult employment. Saying this however Oxford are amoungst what is generally considered as the top 3 training schools (CTC, Oxford, FTE).

Whichever one you chose though you will come out with the same licences, however all I am saying is why not just give yourself the best chance of employment!

Any questions just ask!

Morbz

Re: Hello, any ideas ?

A380kid 19/11/2009, 10:05 PM
ye no problems thanks for the info man !

I have seen a few posts of yours mentions CTC aviation and checked out there website. It does seem the better school for employment etc.

Hey would you check out my
An inspired 14 year old thread i have a few questions

thanks