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GROUND PERSONNEL - PLANNING ANALYST


Although this position involves working in the area of information technology, it also requires strong administrative/bookkeeping experience and the ability to work with database reports, particularly of an administrative nature.

Those with previous experience in this area will receive particular consideration.

Salary commensurate with experience
Office located in Olbia


JUNIOR HUMAN RESOURCES AND PLANNING DEPARTMENT ASSISTANT


In the Human Resources Department, support position for the Planning and Development Office, will work in human resources planning.

A university degree in economics/science and a master’s in human resources and planning are required, as well as knowledge of English and major computer applications.

Flexible work terms will be considered.
Office located in Olbia

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Training Center

With the strength of 40 years of experience, JAA European certified and ENAC approved, the Meridiana fly Training Center (Centro Addestramento Meridiana fly) is the company’s training nerve center.
Located at Meridiana fly’s principal base near Costa Smeralda’s Olbia Airport, its classrooms are fully equipped with multimedia teaching aids. Qualified instructors certified by the Aeronautics Authority guarantee a high degree of professionalism and training programs that conform completely to national and European standards.
Be advised that all courses focus on the single goal of training and qualifying students. Meridiana fly bears no responsibility either for the students’ successful completion of the course or for students’ future employment. For more information regarding possible employment, contact the Personnel Department directly.
Finally, note that all courses have limited enrollment – 2 for MD-80-type rating and 5 for all others: once that number of students is enrolled, the Meridiana fly Training Center will promptly inform individual applicants of the next start date of the desired course. request additional information.

Test of English for Aviation (T.E.A.)

Meridiana fly is now a recognized Test Centre for TEA (Test of English for Aviation), a test which has been recognized by ENAC and certifies your English speaking and listening ability according to the ICAO band descriptors.

The exams are held at the Meridiana fly Training Centre, Costa Smeralda Airport, Olbia. The exam lasts about 30 minutes and has a set cost of 110 euros. There is no minimum period which a candidate is required to wait before he/she can take the TEA test again. Candidate who are not satisfied with their results may appeal in writing no later than one month after the test certificate has been issued.

The test results are communicated to the Test Centre within 2 weeks of the test. A certificate with the results will then be issued by the Meridiana fly Training Centre, which must be presented by the candidate to ENAC in order to update their flying license.
For further information or to book your test please contact the Training Centre.

The test :
- is designed to assess a candidate's spoken and listening ability according to the ICAO band descriptors.
- is conducted in the form of a one-to-one interview between the candidate and the examiner.
- comprises three sections and lasts approximately 20 minutes.

Throughout the three sections of the test the examiner will be assessing the candidate’s ability based on the following six ICAO language proficiency requirements: pronunciation, structure, vocabulary, fluency, comprehension and interactions.
The candidate will be awarded a grade for each of the six skills.

Section One: Introduction (4 minutes)
The candidate is asked a series of questions on common, concrete and work-related topics relating to his/her aviation background.

Section Two: Interactive Comprehension (8 minutes)
Part A: Candidates listen to aviation-specific recordings of non- routine and emergency situations. Candidates are required to explain what is happening.
Part B: Candidates are presented with a series of problem solving role-play scenarios. The candidate is required to ask questions and give advice.

Section Three: Description and Discussion (8 minutes)
Candidates are presented with a series of aviation-related images and are required to describe what they see. The examiner will then ask further questions related to the images.

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