Scoot | Cadet

Cadet Pilot Programme - Scoot

Scoot, recognized as a leading long-haul, low-cost carrier, invites aspiring aviators to join the Scoot Cadet Pilot Programme. This initiative offers a structured pathway for motivated individuals to pursue a career as a professional pilot, upholding the highest standards of safety and digital innovation.

Job Description

Successful candidates will participate in a customized, co-funded training curriculum at a preferred aviation training college. The program is designed to lead to the attainment of either a Multi-crew Pilot License (MPL) or a 'Frozen' ICAO ATPL. Upon graduation, participants will undergo Scoot's internal base and line training to ensure full operational readiness for the role of Second Officer or Junior First Officer.

Essential Requirements

• Minimum 18 years of age (in accordance with Air Navigation Order regulations).
• Must hold legal entitlement to work in Singapore upon completion of the training program.
• Minimum GCE 'O' level qualification with at least 5 credits at one sitting, including English, Mathematics, and a Science subject (Physics preferred).
• Must qualify for Class I and II unrestricted medical certification as approved by the Civil Aviation Medical Board (CAMB).
• Good visual acuity of at least 6/60 without optical aid, correctable to 6/6, and must not be colour blind.
• Full commitment to serve a compulsory training bond.

Desirable Traits

• Uncompromising commitment to aviation safety.
• Strong passion for the aviation industry and a proactive approach to learning.
• Proven ability to work effectively within a team, demonstrating confidence, maturity, and composure.
• High levels of diligence and professional conduct.
• Alignment with the dynamic, vibrant "Scootitude" corporate culture.

Training Period and Bond

• Training Commitment: Candidates must commit to 18–24 months of consecutive, uninterrupted training.
• Training Bond: As this is a co-funded programme, successful graduates are required to enter a six-year training bond following the completion of the 18–24 month training phase.