I have a 10-15 min bilingual interview post-feast (assuming I pass). They said it would be short and used as a pre-assessment. That said, I'm unsure if they're just pre-assessing my french, or if it's a general screening tool for future interviews.
Any guidance on preparation is greatly appreciated.
Thank you.
I honestly forgot about the application I made for this position a year ago. So it came as a surprise when I got the email invitation yesterday.
The email states I am FEAST testing for a Montreal ACC (IFR) position. I am bilingual (but prefer English). And so, I have a few questions:
If "successful" and hired, would I be working at Montreal ACC for sure?
Is there a chance I am changed into VFR at some point during the process? and If I am changed to VFR, how do they determine where they send me? At what point of the selection process will I know if I am VFR or IFR?
Will my FEAST tests be in french or english? Can I choose to do everything in English? How about the "interview" that's scheduled right after my FEAST?
During my career, how arduous would it be for me to relocate back to Ottawa, to lets say, the tower at YOW?
I have 10 years of federal government time. Does this count toward seniority or have bearing on ANYTHING tenure-related with NAV CAN? Pension transferrable?
I have seen that after the 20-28 months IFR training, base pay starts at 155k. Is this accurate? I understand that premiums are in addition to this, and that premiums/OT all depend on where you are assigned.
Any additional info is SUPER appreciated. Just an older young guy making a serious career change.