Do airlines recruit past graduates who want to graduate from Civil Aviation University?

When airlines enroll students in colleges and universities, they must recruit fresh graduates. If you are not a fresh student, the normal way is only social recruitment, which requires work experience and maintenance must have a basic license. A big company like China Eastern Airlines is unlikely to consider inexperienced previous graduates.

The majors of AVIC students are relatively matched, and the number of airlines enrolling students is generally relatively large. There are many airlines and maintenance units in Shanghai. You are from Shanghai. Your hukou is one of your main advantages. In principle, you still have many employment opportunities. However, if you only want to go to China Eastern Airlines, your chances of being hired are relatively low, because people from big companies want to go, and there must be many people with better grades than you. Your pile of failed classes shows that you were too careless in your studies at school, and your resume is likely to fail the screening test.

There are many maintenance units in Shanghai. There must be some companies that don't have so high requirements for grades, and some even have hukou first. If your written interview is good and you can get your diploma and degree certificate smoothly, there must be some units that are still willing to sign an agreement with you.

You didn't take it seriously for four years in college. Hanging Kobe more is your own consequence. When looking for a job, the most taboo is one-track mind. I found several units and found nothing. My suggestion is that you don't choose first, but submit as many resumes as possible and strive for more opportunities. If China Eastern Airlines can't apply, you should also make sure that you can find a job first. After all, it is nothing unusual to change jobs these days. It is normal for you to work in another aircraft maintenance company for a few years, gain technical experience, get a license, get a model aircraft, and then jump ship to your favorite company. And the unit you go to is not necessarily worse than China Eastern Airlines.

In addition, if your family is well-off and your family can afford to eat in Shanghai, and you find someone to contact, then what I said before is nonsense.