ryan air

[amarni]

I recently applied for a cabin crew position with ryan air..my application was denied and I'm
assuming it may have been due to applicants already having been chosen and being put on the training course and unfortunately I was
A little too late..I think they maybe recruting in march,do you think I will be able to reapply to the same airline again?

[Count-A-Strong]

Don't see why not

[jno]

unless they told wou "We don't like your sort, never darken our doors again" (or gave you some specific reason why you missed out), yes, why not?

[237SJ]

Yes, I`d definitely give it another go.

[Buenchico]

New cabin crew members on Ryanair flights don't actually work for Ryanair. They work (on a 3-year fixed term contract) for one of the agencies that Ryanair uses. You need to check which agency (or agencies) cover the part of Europe where you're based and then to contact them directly (not via Ryanair) to find out when the next recruitment days are:
http://www.ryanair.com/en/careers/job/10003

I can see no reason why you can't reapply.

Chris

[Buenchico]

PS: I don't normally bother to comment on people's spelling but I'll point out that the company's name is 'Ryanair', not 'Ryan Air'. If you're required to mention it on an application form, it might not look too good if you can't spell the name of the company you want to work for ;-)

[chrissa1]

Dare I say for written applications, a bit more care with punctuation might be advisable.

[Andyvon]

I agree.

If you are unable to present yourself in person Amarni then writing is the only way you can present yourself and the only means by which someone can gain an impression of you. Your presentation of yourself is all important - imagine turning up for interview in old jeans and trainers! It would be no good arguing that it didn't matter when other applicants had taken the time to present themselves properly.

If your application was as badly worded and punctuated as your thread then Ryanair would certainly not have been impressed, especially if other applications were well presented. Perhaps that's why you got no further.