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Post by xmischax » Mon, 04 Jun 2007 10:04 am

if you're working for a SIA subsidiary such as silkair, SATS, etc, you have to resign before you can apply for SIA FSS i think. that's what i heard. somebody who is working for SATS passanger services walked in for SIA FSS yesterday, got through to kebaya round, but couldn't continue cos she's working for SATS.. you might wanna ask your superior? but it shouldn't be problem if you've resigned.
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Post by xmischax » Mon, 04 Jun 2007 10:18 am

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Post by xmischax » Mon, 04 Jun 2007 10:25 am

how's the passing rate for each round of silkair interviews?
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Post by mz^d » Mon, 04 Jun 2007 10:39 am

xmischax wrote:if you're working for a SIA subsidiary such as silkair, SATS, etc, you have to resign before you can apply for SIA FSS i think. that's what i heard. somebody who is working for SATS passanger services walked in for SIA FSS yesterday, got through to kebaya round, but couldn't continue cos she's working for SATS.. you might wanna ask your superior? but it shouldn't be problem if you've resigned.

wow, that's taking a big risk. :o

Passing rate: well for the first 2 rounds, it;s unpredictable, but normally about 120 gals make it to the water confidence and from there 40 - 50 girls will make it to the management. From there they will pick 20 girls or less to form one batch. If there are forming 2 batches, then about 40 gals will make it through:) But highly unlikely.

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Post by xmischax » Mon, 04 Jun 2007 10:41 am

whoa! not any easier than SIA i reckon!
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Post by Dylla » Mon, 04 Jun 2007 1:32 pm

mz^d wrote:
xmischax wrote:if you're working for a SIA subsidiary such as silkair, SATS, etc, you have to resign before you can apply for SIA FSS i think. that's what i heard. somebody who is working for SATS passanger services walked in for SIA FSS yesterday, got through to kebaya round, but couldn't continue cos she's working for SATS.. you might wanna ask your superior? but it shouldn't be problem if you've resigned.

wow, that's taking a big risk. :o

Passing rate: well for the first 2 rounds, it;s unpredictable, but normally about 120 gals make it to the water confidence and from there 40 - 50 girls will make it to the management. From there they will pick 20 girls or less to form one batch. If there are forming 2 batches, then about 40 gals will make it through:) But highly unlikely.
1) During WCT, do they take ur weight again..??

2)Will they penalised you if ur BMI is abt 22..?
Coz i do not want to be rejected again bcoz of that..(tried SQ WCT before..) Did try to lose weight, but the most that i can lose is abt 2kg..dont think thes much difference..still on the plum side....

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Post by mz^d » Mon, 04 Jun 2007 1:37 pm

Dylla wrote:
mz^d wrote:
xmischax wrote:if you're working for a SIA subsidiary such as silkair, SATS, etc, you have to resign before you can apply for SIA FSS i think. that's what i heard. somebody who is working for SATS passanger services walked in for SIA FSS yesterday, got through to kebaya round, but couldn't continue cos she's working for SATS.. you might wanna ask your superior? but it shouldn't be problem if you've resigned.

wow, that's taking a big risk. :o

Passing rate: well for the first 2 rounds, it;s unpredictable, but normally about 120 gals make it to the water confidence and from there 40 - 50 girls will make it to the management. From there they will pick 20 girls or less to form one batch. If there are forming 2 batches, then about 40 gals will make it through:) But highly unlikely.
1) During WCT, do they take ur weight again..?? Will they penalised you if ur BMI is abt 22..? Coz i do not want to be rejected again bcoz of that..(tried SQ WCT before..)
Hi Dylla,

Yes, they normally do take height & weight but the last recruitment they didn't. Errm isn;t 22 the norm? ANyways, who's goin this weekend? U gals goin on Fri or Sat?

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Post by xmischax » Mon, 04 Jun 2007 1:40 pm

do i stand no chance for having bmi 23? :cry:

anyways i'm going on friday around noon just to see how things are..
not pinning too much hope after seeing the success rates! :lol:
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Post by mz^d » Mon, 04 Jun 2007 2:10 pm

xmischax wrote:do i stand no chance for having bmi 23? :cry:

anyways i'm going on friday around noon just to see how things are..
not pinning too much hope after seeing the success rates! :lol:
Don;t say that! You have to stay positive and tell yourself that you can do it! Just keep smiling and be yourself. AM sure you can make it. I strongly beleive in positive energy:p

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Post by xmischax » Mon, 04 Jun 2007 2:24 pm

HAHA YES!
SIA or SLK.. both are fine with me!
so wish me luck, i'm gonna do my thing!
and hopefully get through! :lol:
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Post by Plavt » Mon, 04 Jun 2007 2:29 pm

xmischax wrote:if you're working for a SIA subsidiary such as silkair, SATS, etc, you have to resign before you can apply for SIA FSS i think. that's what i heard. somebody who is working for SATS passanger services walked in for SIA FSS yesterday, got through to kebaya round, but couldn't continue cos she's working for SATS.. you might wanna ask your superior? but it shouldn't be problem if you've resigned.
I don't think so; if I remember correctly both Queenie-me and Singaporegrrl were working for SATS when they applied with one of them having applied on four seperate occasions. However, times change so best ask one of them.

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Post by xmischax » Mon, 04 Jun 2007 2:36 pm

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xmischax wrote:if you're working for a SIA subsidiary such as silkair, SATS, etc, you have to resign before you can apply for SIA FSS i think. that's what i heard. somebody who is working for SATS passanger services walked in for SIA FSS yesterday, got through to kebaya round, but couldn't continue cos she's working for SATS.. you might wanna ask your superior? but it shouldn't be problem if you've resigned.
I don't think so; if I remember correctly both Queenie-me and Singaporegrrl were working for SATS when they applied with one of them having applied on four seperate occasions. However, times change so best ask one of them.
i'm making that statement in conclusion to what happened yesterday.. that's what that girl's been told by the hr.. but i'm advising blue to ask her superior, that would be most accurate!

anyways blue, why don't you apply for internal transfer? or have you not completed 3 years?
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Post by Plavt » Mon, 04 Jun 2007 2:57 pm

xmischax wrote:i'm making that statement in conclusion to what happened yesterday.. that's what that girl's been told by the hr.. but i'm advising blue to ask her superior, that would be most accurate!

anyways blue, why don't you apply for internal transfer? or have you not completed 3 years?
OK but you never mentioned the HR in the post to which I was referring. However it does seem strange that you should have to go as far as resigning before you can apply to SIA. Perhaps that is not surprising in regard to SilkAir but why on earth apply such criteria to SATS?

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Post by mz^d » Mon, 04 Jun 2007 2:57 pm

Oh xmischaX,

I wish you all the best and hope you get through all the rounds successfully! Well, I hope all the girls in this forum make it! \:D/

So tempted to apply again and meet more people from this forum :p
Keke, well, do keep us posted yah! :D

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Post by xmischax » Mon, 04 Jun 2007 3:00 pm

Plavt wrote:
xmischax wrote:i'm making that statement in conclusion to what happened yesterday.. that's what that girl's been told by the hr.. but i'm advising blue to ask her superior, that would be most accurate!

anyways blue, why don't you apply for internal transfer? or have you not completed 3 years?
OK but you never mentioned the HR in the post to which I was referring. However it does seem strange that you should have to go as far as resigning before you can apply to SIA. Perhaps that is not surprising in regard to SilkAir but why on earth apply such criteria to SATS?
i don't know, i don't work for the HR! :lol: but the HR lady did mentioned that it applies to all SIA subsidiaries and she quoted silkair and SATS.

but well, i'm not saying i'm right or anything.. she should ask her superior to get the most accurate information. :)
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