Flight Attendant Courses

[spicynoodles]

Do you guys know where can i find one training center for flight attendant... i really want to become one kasi e :) Pero sat. and sun lang available time ko, coz im working din kasi.

Mayroon sa Philippine Airlines pero Mon-Fri lang ang offer nila...

Baka someone can help me naman kung may alam kayo offer sat. class with certificate sana... thanks :)

--Spicy

[GeeKGuRL]

It has always been my dream to become a flight stewardess eversince i was a kid.(even if i took a course related to multimedia):p anyhoo..i just felt that this is the right time to pursue this dream of mine...at vuhkeet nde..just wanna try my luck..malay nateen.. so yesterday i went to PAL learning center and enrolled myself in "the making of the flight attendant workshop. i already paid the VAT & reservation fee. I was kinda shocked lang upon readin the guidelines, kc for the Ditching class: u have to wear a one piece bathing suite(t-shirts & shorts now allowed,sna man *** kahit boy shorts)tsk..maybe i wasnt ready for that especially in front of other people u barely knw..but i guess kailangan ko na *** kapalan mukha ko..basta wish me luck peepz ill start next week na(march 6 til 21).. i hope its goin to be a fun learning experience for me..

btw..any guy/girls out there who went thru this kind of workshop/training?
share naman kayo...

[KuyaDanny]

As far as I know, airlines train their own flight attendants. The qualifications usually are: no physical disabilities, good speech and interpersonal skills, pleasing personality, good appearance (generally), and, sadly, some political connections (not true for all airlines). They don't necessarily favor one academic major over others.

I really doubt that a certificate earned from an institute outside the airline can enhance your chances of getting hired.

If the airline will pay for your training, why would you want to spend your own money?

[heart4us]

what school offer courses related to flight attendants/stewardess?