How to become a flight
attendant in Canada?
Live your Dream!
Do you have the passion to assist
people? Are you a team worker and possess leadership skills?
Do you have a positive attitude? Do you like to
travel? Yes? Then we want to meet you at Ariane Information!
Enrol in the International Standard Initial Cabin
Attendant Training Program
now to have the opportunity of
being hired by an airline in the
near future anywhere in the
world. Our program is
taught by professionals who
lives their passion, and recognized and approved worldwide
by governments and the airline industry.
We need candidates for the flight attendant position for airlines
and/or corporate
We are recruiting!
Airlines are hiring now
for the 2008 season ! We need to find
qualified candidates for the flight attendant
position for different airlines in Canada and overseas. If you want to take this wonderful new challenge,
we invite you to our seminar where you will learn
more about this
career, where there will be pre selection on-site and an
interview. If
you meet the following requirements, we want to
meet you!
Bring your resume and your smile!
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18 years
old +
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Speaks
French and English, or one or the other, plus another
language preferably
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Medically
fit
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No
criminal records
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High
School Education or equivalent
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Height and
weight in proportion
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Experience
with the public
Become qualified!
Become a cabin attendant and fly
anywhere in the world!
Important Notice
Beware of organizations who copy us; we are the only
original.
If you have been interviewed and/ or selected from an
airline, please
contact us and bring your resume and the letter from
the airline with you. Also, airlines are kindly invited
to send us their requirements, or to come to our facilities to
make a request for a small presentation (20-30 minutes) of
their needs to candidates.
Corporate Flight Attendant
Finding work as a corporate flight attendant can be an
arduous process as, unlike the commercial carriers, most
business jets do not require a flight attendant to work
onboard an aircraft. Add to the mix that many operators
do not opt to use flight attendants and the market
tightens up even more. Still, there is work out there
for those who aspire to fly on a private jet. Before
heading down that road, many companies do require that
you have some sort of corporate specific training before
you can even apply for a job.
Selection Process and Training
If you meet the pre requisites, and succeed the pre
selection tests and interview of the aviation industry,
you will be invited to attend to one of our
international standard initial
cabin attendant training which is already recognized by more than +80 countries.
Please take note that we select only those who have a
very good potential of success and a strong motivation
to work in this industry. Upon success, we will help you
find a position as either a contractual flight attendant
or as a flight attendant for an airline anywhere in the
world. Afterward, you receive a tax credit from the
Quebec government, (Quebec residents only). Annual
and re qualification training also available.
Basic Indoctrination
If you have never flown before or if you have never
flown on a corporate jet, we are offering training
geared toward working on a private jet have training
programs in place. These programs include food service
techniques, cabin safety training including security
training, emergency evacuation, fire safety, first aid,
and ditching. We provide training geared toward
helping you find work as a corporate flight attendant.
Most of these types of classes last up to five days.
Trends in the future
Airlines
recruits hundreds of new Flight
Attendants every year. This is
primarily because Flight Attendants
tends to move on to other job opportunities,
after becoming exhausted with flying
day-in and day-out. This attitude,
compounded by rapid expansion of
international air-travel, causes
airlines to continuously employ new
recruits to fill hundreds of gaps
left behind by departing seasoned
Flight Attendants, and new spaces
created by commerce.
Flight Attendant job opportunities
are widely available for different
routes. In view of these
occurrences, Flight Attendant job
openings are generally available
year round.
Qualified applicants from any region can apply for a
Flight Attendant job opening in
almost any country in the world.
Population growth and an
improving economy are expected
to boost the number of airline
passengers. As airlines enlarge
their capacity to meet rising
demand by increasing the number
and size of planes in operation,
more flight attendants will be
needed.
Because of the
success of Beijing Olympics, China is entering into
its first stage of exponential
development. According to the
recent Air China research, in
the next 5 years, there will be
an increase of many new
aircrafts, offering 40,000 new
jobs. Also, Indians are
traveling by air more than ever before, so much so that
last year, according to government figures, passenger
traffic grew by a whopping 50 percent. The Civil
Aviation Ministry projects growth of at least 20 percent
a year for the next 10 years, so cabin crew career is
becoming more and more in demand.
Tips on What Airlines Look for
Let's clear up a few queries on what
airlines are looking for in
new cabin crew:
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FACT:
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Airlines are looking for very good
potential candidates for the flight attendant position to be trained
by the airline and/or looking for cabin
crew graduates from an approved cabin
crew training
course like the one from Ariane
Information Training Centre. Become qualified, become a cabin attendant
and fly anywhere in the world! |
How Ariane Information can help you
Airlines from different countries, are sending us their requests to recruit, and/or to train candidates
for them. So to begin your new career, here is what to do:
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Go to our
seminar, take the pre
selection tests and get an interview with us. We'll tell you if you
fit the profile, airlines are looking for! If you can't, send us
your resume + photo by email and we'll contact you
to schedule an interview by telephone.
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If
you succeed the first step, you will be invited to
begin the training session with us, and upon
completion with success, we'll help you out until
you find a job with an airline! Guaranteed!
As simply as that! We are the
most trusted and recognized company and school because we deliver results, not fake
illusions.
We deliver to airlines, we deliver to people! So what are you waiting for!
Enrol now
to our seminar, and open "Your Gateway to Peace of Mind".
As an
Established Educational Institution and during our
initial training, you'll get a chance to have a training of
several weeks of theory and practice The minimum of 90% is recommended by ICAO
and the
training is strict, and covers topics such as:
- Emergency procedures
- Safety procedures
- Aircraft types
- Passenger handling
- First-aid
- Fire fighting
- Security
- And more
You
will also practice the interview in front of an airline
recruiter,
see just how good your
interpersonal service skills really are and, if they're not up to
scratch, we'll tell you! You'll practice teamwork assessments, on-board
customer service and you'll practice a real airline interview as well as
being given feedback, tips and a good helping of honesty! Just an
experience with Ariane Information and you'll be confident of dazzling
not just the interviewers but all your competitors too! Airlines will select YOU, if they think
that YOU are the person that their customers would like to deal with.
You'll need to give a pretty dazzling performance at your interview
though! As long as you have their
pre-requisites, then there is
nothing to stop you applying to Ariane Information or any airline, other than yourself! You
don't need to attend a college cabin crew course or do an on-line cabin
crew diploma before you can apply.
So
what do airlines look for... what do they want?
Airline recruitment teams want to
employ cabin crews candidates who will meet and exceed some or all of the following
expectations:
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Applicants with a strong personal
image
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People who can handle difficult
situations, and solve conflicts
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Applicants who are positive
communicators
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People who have good reflexes,
common sense and self-control
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Applicants who are naturally warm
and friendly
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People who size people and
situations quickly and efficiently and work towards a win-win
solution
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Applicants who are attentive and
ready to help
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Applicants who care about people
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People who are sensitive to
others needs/cultures
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Safety conscious
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Possess a valid
Canadian passport
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Experience with the public
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Excellent health
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Bilingual (French & English); another language is definitively a plus
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Availability
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Teamwork oriented and leadership
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Positive attitude
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Height and weight in proportion
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High school or equivalent
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Minimum age: 18 years old
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Ability to pass security clearance
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Ability to meet our medical standards
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Well groomed and self confident
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Willingness to undergo and
successfully complete training of several weeks
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General learning ability to ensure the safety and
comfort of passengers
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Verbal ability to greet passengers, explain and
demonstrate safety features and answer passengers inquiries
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Clerical perception to perceive detail when
verifying boarding passes
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Methodical interest in comparing information
to check the general condition of the aircraft cabin and to
ensure that all necessary supplies are on board
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Social interest in assisting passengers and
attending to their safety during take-offs, landings and
emergencies
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Objective interest in handling equipment to
serve food and beverages and make flight announcements
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Comparing - Identifying the obvious functional,
structural or compositional characteristics (in terms of
similarity with, or difference from, established standards)
of data, people and things.
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Serving - Assisting - Attending to the needs and
requests of people or animals or the expressed and implicit
wishes of people; helping and supporting other workers in
the performance of tasks.
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Handling - Using the body, hand tools and/or
special devices to work, move and carry objects or materials.
The attainment of standards or the selection of the appropriate
tool, object or material is not significant.
Procedures in Canada
Flight attendants ensure the safety and comfort of passengers
and crew members onboard aircraft.
An individual who wishes to become a flight attendant must be
employed by an air operator; once
employed, the individual is trained and paid by the airline in accordance with,
and must successfully complete, the airline's training program approved by the
civil aviation authority (Transport Canada). Transport Canada does not approve flight
attendant training done by outside organizations or vocational schools.
Any individual who has completed flight attendant training offered by
an outside organization is still required to
succeed the air operator's approved training program in order to be a
qualified flight attendant with that particular air operator.
Transport Canada : http://www.tc.gc.ca/CivilAviation/commerce/CabinSafety/tips/faq12.htm
Procedures in other countries
Most countries must comply with ICAO Standards and many have their own
regulations too. For cabin crew training, in some countries, only
approved training organizations by the Minister of Transport are
approved to perform cabin attendant training, while others do their own
training within the airline company. For more information, contact your
local civil aviation authority (Minister of Transport)- cabin safety
department. Here is a partial list:
or click here for a more
complete list of CAA
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