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so i finished my training about 4 weeks ago, the training is fine just need to keep up on your work! there has been already 3 groups training and rumour has it there is another 2 groups coming. Trainer is lovely and all the staff are really nice too! your trained for check in during the two weeks training and i already got training for boarding a few weeks ago but i hear they're not doing any more boarding training as there are too many new people at boarding and they want to concentrate on getting them
experience as it's more difficult up there. most shifts start at 3am/3:30am/4am which is tough but you get use to it! there are later shifts too like 1pm
etc! your either rosterd 4,6,8 or 10
hour shifts! you get a monthly roster which is great!! contracts are a minimum of 20 hours and they can roster you a maximum of 40 hours a week. So much over time going people generally come out with up to 50 odd hours a week if you want woth over time! swapping shifts is so easy and flexible so if you have holidays or plans don't worry as they're helpful! good luck with the training enjoy it don't worry about it it's not overly difficult! see ya'll up in the station soon!
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Aviationman wrote: »so i finished my training about 4 weeks ago, the training is fine just need to keep up on your work! there has been already 3 groups training and rumour has it there is another 2 groups coming. Trainer is lovely and all the staff are really nice too! your trained for check in during the two weeks training and i already got training for boarding a few weeks ago but i hear they're not doing any more boarding training as there are too many new people at boarding and they want to concentrate on getting them
experience as it's more difficult up there. most shifts start at 3am/3:30am/4am which is tough but you get use to it! there are later shifts too like 1pm
etc! your either rosterd 4,6,8 or 10
hour shifts! you get a monthly roster which is great!! contracts are a minimum of 20 hours and they can roster you a maximum of 40 hours a week. So much over time going people generally come out with up to 50 odd hours a week if you want woth over time! swapping shifts is so easy and flexible so if you have holidays or plans don't worry as they're helpful! good luck with the training enjoy it don't worry about it it's not overly difficult! see ya'll up in the station soon!
Thanks for the heads up and all the information!! Your very good.
Think I'm just waiting to be called for the medical now. So far my training starts on May 15th. Looking forward to the 3am starts ha ha :-)0 -
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Aviationman wrote: »so i finished my training about 4 weeks ago, the training is fine just need to keep up on your work! there has been already 3 groups training and rumour has it there is another 2 groups coming. Trainer is lovely and all the staff are really nice too! your trained for check in during the two weeks training and i already got training for boarding a few weeks ago but i hear they're not doing any more boarding training as there are too many new people at boarding and they want to concentrate on getting them
experience as it's more difficult up there. most shifts start at 3am/3:30am/4am which is tough but you get use to it! there are later shifts too like 1pm
etc! your either rosterd 4,6,8 or 10
hour shifts! you get a monthly roster which is great!! contracts are a minimum of 20 hours and they can roster you a maximum of 40 hours a week. So much over time going people generally come out with up to 50 odd hours a week if you want woth over time! swapping shifts is so easy and flexible so if you have holidays or plans don't worry as they're helpful! good luck with the training enjoy it don't worry about it it's not overly difficult! see ya'll up in the station soon!
Thank you very much for the info! I start training on the 29th. I'm looking forward to working alongside everyone then. Also waiting to be called for medical. Best of luck 0
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