How To Become A Pilot | Pass The Pilot Selection Process

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The role of a pilot is a fantastic career choice and one that many dream of becoming right from an early age. To become a pilot it requires a lot of hard work and dedication and you will need to stand out from the other candidates.

Many people want to become a pilot but only a few really succeed and get to enjoy arguably one of the best jobs in the world.

There are not many other jobs that offer the fantastic opportunities like that of an airline pilot. Imagine walking into a airport knowing that you have completed all your training and have qualified as Pilot and you will be flying a brand new plane full of holidaymakers and businessmen half way around the world. Not only does this job bring with it great responsibility it is also a job that is admired and respected by everyone in society.

In addition to all this, you will experience many different cultures and get to travel all over the world. On long haul flights pilots and cabin crew often get the chance to stop off for a few days to explore the country before making their return journey home. These are just a few of the benefits of becoming an airline pilot and there are many more.

However, the problem is that as with any job of this nature there is a difficult and competitive recruitment and selection process that you need to pass before becoming a pilot.

This unique comprehensive insiders guide covers a wide range of topics including the role of a pilot, the pilot application process, how and where you should apply, actual pilot interview questions and loads of pages of e pages of essential information!

How much more confident will you feel when you know the types on interview questions you will be asked? This guide will provide you with over 130 pages of insider information to prepare your for your career as a pilot.

Imagine two candidates apply to become a pilot, one hoping for the best and the other preparing to be the best, to stand out by showing to the recruitment team an understanding of their role far beyond what is required from them. Which candidate is more likely to be remember? Which candidate is more likely to be successful?

This is the aim of this insider guide, to significantly increase your chances of success and make you the candidate that they remember. If you can show the recruitment team you have properly researched their airline, understand the role of the pilot, and give answers that have been carefully prepared this shows dedication and determination. We will show how to become fully prepared for a career as a pilot.

Including:

• Insider hints, Tips and Advice to ensure you are fully prepared
• How to pass the Pilot selection process
• Actual Interview questions
• What you need to know about Pilot training
• Useful Pilots contact details
• A professional CV guide - Discover How to build a professional CV
• Insider Interview Guide - How to pass an interview - includes all the information you need know

Here's What You Will Discover Within Your 130+ page Career Guide...

Chapter One: Introduction To Your Guide (pages 1-2)

Chapter Two: The Modern Day Airline Pilot (pages 3-7)

This chapter examines the role and the responsibilities of the pilot and includes:

- The Role of Pilot,
- Their Working Environment,
- What is expected of you as a pilot
- Your holiday entitlements and what the law states
- The primary role of a pilot
- What countries count as a long haul or short haul flight
- The difference between Scheduled, Charter and Freight Flight Carriers

Chapter Three: The Role Of A Pilot - In-depth Knowledge (pages 8 – 20)

The chapter has been included for one main reason to give you in-depth knowledge to help you stand out from the other candidates. This chapter carries on from chapter two and provides you with a much more detailed look at the role of a pilot and the type of things you need to know. Thousands of candidates apply to become a pilot each year and its only the ones that separate themselves from the other candidates that get selected.

This chapter will cover the following:

- Understanding The Role of the Flight Crew
- The role of the Captain and the First Officer
- Why the Flight Engineer is essential to your role
- Working alongside your Cabin Crew
- Communicating with ATC (or Air Traffic Control)
- What you need to know about Approach Control
- What you need to know about Aerodrome Control
- The different Types of Aircraft including ( Boeing, Airbus and other types of manufacturers)
- The Salary you will receive as a Pilot
- Understanding the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) and the Joint Aviation Authorities (JAA)
- The role of the British Air Line Pilots Association (BALPA) within you career

Chapter Four: The Training Required To Become A Pilot (pages 21- 40)

Chapter 4 provides detail information of the training that you need to undertake to become a pilot. The chapter starts off by examining the types of pilots licences that are available and what they mean (including the Private Pilot’s Licence). It then explores the different routes that you can take to obtain your licence (including degree courses and the armed forces route)

The chapter then explores how you can self fund your career as a pilot and the Airline Sponsorship training scheme before moving on to look at the ATPL course and a breakdown of what you can expect during the 56 weeks.

The last section of this chapter is dedicated to the sponsored ATPL Training Courses including the New Oxford Aviation Training, The Pilot Sponsorship Scheme for Atlantic Airlines Cadet, Cabair, British Airways and finally the Pilot Cadet Scheme for Highland Airways.

Chapter Five: The Approved Pilot Training Courses (pages 41-45)

Chapter Six: How To Become A Pilot- The Application Process (pages 46- 54)

This chapter includes a detailed look at the selection process, what it involves and more significantly what they look for from a candidate at this stage. This chapter provides essential reading for any one who wants to stand out from the other candidates and secure their dream job.

- An introduction to the Pilot Application Process
- Your CV and personal information
- The Aviation Qualifications you have obtained
- Your Personal Profile
- Other Interests & Achievements outside of work
- Completing the Personal Details section
- Do you have a criminal record
- Your Educational background and additional qualifications gained
- Your Current Flying Experience to date
- The type of Licences you have so far acquired
- The amount of Flying Hours.
- Your previous and current Employment History
- General types of application questions
- Referees - who should you include
- INCLUDES ACTUAL COVERING LETTER

Chapter Seven: How To Become A Pilot - The Pilot Interview process (pages 55-75)

If your assessment day includes group exercises you are likely to be split into a small team with other candidates numbering around 4 to 6 people. You will be observed by a panel, usually consisting of HR representatives and pilots, whose aim is to assess your team working skills. This chapter has 20 pages dedicated to the whole application process.

This chapter includes the following:

- An introduction to the Pilot one-on-one Interview
- Making a good first Impression in your interview
- Preparing for the pilot interview
- What not to forget during the interview
- Group Exercises you will need to pass

The Pilot Tests

- The types of tests you will have to take
- Pilot Psychometric tests
- The Pilot IQ Tests.
- The Pilot Aptitude Tests
- Passing the Flight Simulator Tests

Pilot interviews are generally conducted by a panel consisting of a pilot (usually a captain), a member of the human resources team and also possibly an aviation psychologist. To succeed at this stage you must make sure you are fully prepared. This chapter will cover the pilot interview in detail:

Many candidates turn up to the interview not fully prepared and as a result they struggle on the day. The interview is a chance for you to show the recruitment staff you are the right person for the job. To do this you need to make a lasting impression and the best way to do this is by delivering high quality answers to the interview questions.

In this chapter we will provide you with ACTUAL INTERVIEW QUESTIONS so you can prepare and practice your answers before you arrive.

Actual Pilot interview questions on the following topics:

- The Aviation Industry
- The Airline
- Your relevant Flying Experience
- The Cockpit Environment
- More Technical Questions
- The Correct Procedure you should follow in certain situations
- You and Your Personality
- Your Previous Employment Record
- Equal Opportunities of others
- Plus....Difficult Interview Situations and how to deal with them

Chapter Eight: How To Secure A Job As A Pilot (pages 76- 84)

Within this chapter we will examine how you go about finding a job as an airline pilot. It includes the following:

- How to find as Job as a Pilot
- Where can I find job adverts for the position of a pilot?
- A number of Web Resources International Airlines
- Additional resources for uncovering Pilot Job Vacancies

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