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There are 12 separate modules with a test at the end of each. They are completed online and in your own time. Some exams will be marked by an assessor and some are multiple choice. Your results will appear on your progress report. Your overall mark achieved will be your final grade for your cabin crew ticket diploma.
The study modules will give you a deeper knowledge of what it's like working as cabin crew and it will also be much easier for you to complete the airlines training course program once you are employed.
You also receive full recruitment help and the recognised cabin crew ticket diploma
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View modules 1 - 5
View modules 6 - 10
View modules 11 - 12 |
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Requirements & Qualities
So what are the requirements needed to become cabin crew? There are many misconceptions about what is needed, so we have put together the requirements for most airlines.
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The Importance of teamwork
Whilst on board the aircraft you will be faced with many situations that would require you to communicate and work in teams. This would involve not only cabin services i.e. a drinks service but would also include any emergency situation that may arise.
Before the passengers embark on the aircraft, the crew must work in a team to ensure that the aircraft is ready for passengers to board. Whilst in-flight team work within the Galley area is also vital to make sure that all of the meals and services are delivered on schedule.
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The importance of Personal presentation
You are the face of the airline and your standards of presentation should therefore be very high. Airlines spend a lot of money on their cabin crew uniforms and require you to wear it with pride to enhance the reputation and image of the airline. Because you will be coming into close contact with passengers, personal hygiene is very important. Keep a wash bag with you during a flight containing, mouth wash, deodorants/antiperspirants, makeup for ladies, hair styling products and a comb or brush.
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New Starters & Entrant Course
When a letter informing you that you have been successful in getting a cabin crew position with your chosen airline is sitting on your door mat or you have just received a phone call giving you the good news, your life is about to take a completely new direction and the hard work is about to start.
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Understanding the role
In this module you will understand exactly why cabin crew are on board an aircraft and some of the duties they perform in a typical flight.
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