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Recruitment: Need flight attendants for airlines
We need to find qualified candidates for the flight attendant position. If you want to take this wonderful new challenge, we invite you to our seminar where you will learn about this career, and where there will be pre selection on-site. If you meet the following requirements, we want to meet you! Bring your resume.
18 years old +
Speaks French and English, or one or the other plus another language
Medically fit
No criminal records
High School Education or equivalent
Height and weight in proportion
Experience with the public
Seminar
Date: September 27th, 2006
Hours: from 6h30 pm to 9h00 pm
Location: 6050, route de l'aeroport
Saint-Hubert, QC, J3Y 8Y9
To confirm your place, please call at 450-656-6111 and leave your name and phone number.
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To Airlines - Training School
If you needs assistance regarding flight attendant training, go to:
- flight attendant manual
- flight attendant training program
- Initial flight attendant training program
- flight attendant recurrent training
Or read the following:
To Airlines: Ariane Information is the only place to look for professional flight attendant training. As professional aviation consultants working for airlines with airlines; our trainings, manuals and training programs are based on ICAO and other civil aviation authorities such as : CARs, FARs and JARs/EASA and more and approved afterward by the national civil aviation authority. Contact us when you need helpl for recruitment, for a train-the-trainer for your team of instructors, or for your crew personnel training on request, or to help you out with technical writing for your manuals and programs, consultancy and more. For more information or for a quote, please email us at ariane@ariane-info.com .
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To Individuals
Standard Cabin/Flight Attendant Training
For individuals who wants to work on a contractual basis for different airlines. Our training and manuals are meeting or exceeding ICAO, and other regulations. For more information, and to receive our Flight Attendant Training Package with dates of training, please email us at ariane@ariane-info.com . If you're an individual and needs assistance regarding a flight attendant's career, read carefully the following.
How do I become a Flight Attendant in Canada?
Description:
Flight attendants ensure the safety and comfort of passengers and crew members aboard aircraft.
Procedures:
Each air operator (airline) establishes it's own specific hiring criteria, policies and requirements, therefore, contacting these air operators individually is the best way to seek employment information and find out about any specific hiring qualifications. The Canadian Aviation Regulations require every air operator that has passenger carrying authority to establish and maintain a flight attendant training program, which is approved by Transport Canada.
An individual who wishes to become a flight attendant must be employed by an air operator. A medical test is often required by the airline; 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 organization or vocational school. Any individual who has completed flight attendant training offered by an outside organization is still required to complete 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 Some interesting facts :
Average age for men : 26 years old
Average age for women: 23 years old
Placement: 95?
Wages average $21.00/hour (Source Human Resources Canada)
Average rate of success (people who qualify with pre-selection): 50?
Average rate of successful students during the training: 85?
Average ratio of turn-over: 35?er year
You have the attitude, come see us if you have the aptitudes
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Employment Requirements, main aptitudes, ways of working with data, people, things and main interests:
Safety conscious
Possess a valid Canadian passport
Experience with the public
Excellent health
Bilingual (French & English); another language is definitively a plus
Availability
Teamwork oriented and leadership
Positive attitude
Height and weight in proportion
Minimum of high school or equivalent
Minimum age: 18 years old
Ability to pass security clearance
Ability to meet our medical standards
Well groomed and self confident
Willingness to undergo and successfully complete the training of several weeks
General learning ability to ensure the safety and comfort of passengers
Verbal ability to greet passengers, explain and demonstrate safety features and answer passengers' inquiries
Clerical perception to perceive detail when verifying boarding passes
Methodical interest in comparing information to check the general condition of the aircraft cabin and to ensure that all necessary supplies are on board
Social interest in assisting passengers and attending to their safety during take-offs, landings and emergencies
Objective interest in handling equipment to serve food and beverages and make flight announcements
Comparing - Identifying the obvious functional, structural or compositional characteristics (in terms of similarity with, or difference from, established standards) of data, people and things.
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.
Handling - Using the body, hand tools and/or special devices to work, move or carry objects or materials. The attainment of standards or the selection of appropriate tool, object or material is not significant.
Once hired by the airline, you have a training of several weeks of theory (in class) and practice (on a simulator and/or an aircraft). The minimum of 90?s suggested by Transport Canada. The training is strict, and covers topics such as:
Emergency procedures
Safety procedures
Aircraft types
Passenger handling
First-aid
Fire fighting
Security
And more