SINGAPORE AIRLINES CADET PILOT (MALAYSIANS)

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Good day aviators, here is our neighbouring flag carrier SIA had been advertising their cadet pilot programme (ab initio) for Malaysians. SIA is the only sponsored scheme unlike MAB and AirAsia where you have to take up Bank Loans. Competition is stiff as they are receiving many applications and the cream of the crop are chosen to fly their flag. So, to stand out, you must have an impressive CV and stand out from the rest of the crowd. They are in shortage of pilots to cater as many of them left for Chinese and Middle Eastern carriers from the latest news. As more aircrafts such as A350 and B787 being delivered to replace the existing fleet, they require more pilots too. Last opening was on 2011 for Malaysians and after long freeze for 3years from 2012 to 2015 due to sluggish industry and then on August 2015, they started hiring for locals. On October 2017, they started hiring Malaysians after 5 years. They couldnt find suitable candidates among their citizens so they broaden up their search till malaysians from my view la haha.

Requirements
  • Minimum GCE 'A' Level/STPM, Polytechnic Diploma or Degree. In addition, you must demonstrate proficiency in English, Mathematics and Science, preferably Physics (with at least credits in GCE 'O' levels/SPM)
  • For candidates without credits in English at GCE ‘O’ Levels/SPM, you must produce additional proof of English proficiency:
     a) IELTS – Minimum Band 7 (out of 9); or   
     b) TOEFL – Minimum score: Computer based – 250, Paper Version – 600; or
     c) Certificate of Completion for English Language Course
  • Myopia of below 600 degrees and astigmatism of below 200 degrees per eye (Applies to both pre- and post-operative eyesight)

Selection Process

Preliminary interviews will be held in Malaysia and subsequent interviews will be held in Singapore. Applicants undergo five stages comprising online application, preliminary interview, aptitude test, final interview with senior management as well as a medical check-up.

Training

Successful candidates will undergo training to acquire either an Airline Transport Pilot’s License (ATPL) with Instrument Rating (IR) or a Multi-Crew Pilot License (MPL) at Singapore Flying College and overseas.

Employment

Successful candidates will enjoy a rewarding career coupled with extensive training and personal growth development with Singapore Airlines or our subsidiary SilkAir.

Salary and Benefits

A monthly allowance will be provided during your training.  On appointment as First Officer, you will enjoy an attractive salary, along with various allowances and benefits.

Bond

Successful candidates will be required to serve the employer company for the duration of the training and for a period of seven years from the date of appointment as First Officer.


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