What course or school should I take if I wants to be air stewardess??

Question

I really need a useful information,,,I need to decide when I waiting for my result......If possible,I wants to know which website can I find related information....Thanks....

Answer 1

Um sure ok..
http://www.myfuture.edu.au/services/default.asp?FunctionID=5050&ASCO=599613A

Answer 2

They're called flight attendents these days.

I don't know what level you're at--but if high school, try to get a strong base in a foreign language. Also a course in speech/public speaking if one's available. But don't neglet your other courses.

In college, youre best bet is "Hospitality Management"--usually its a part of the business school at most colleges, and there are a number of good programs. This is not a "training course" its a bachelor's degree program. But its the kind of background you need if you want a career like tis.

Answer 3

First off, it's now called a flight attendant. Secondly, you should take an English and writing class, your grammar is deplorable. After you master English, work on a second language... it's always a selling point in the travel industry.

As for websites, look on the actual airline web pages to see what the criteria is for being a flight attendant. I would think that any bachelor's degree should suffice.

Answer 4

There was a discrimination law suit filed against The Airline for using the name Stewardess, discriminating against Males to do the same job.

The new adopted non-discriminatory name is Flight Attendant.

Answer 5

Languages would probably be the most useful. I would also guess that something like psychology would make sense.

Answer 6

Flight Attendants career:
http://www.iseek.org/sv/13020.jsp?id=100085

Check http://www.bestaviation.net/flight_attendant_school/
there you would find information of different aviation schools worldwide.

Check this ihttp://www.confederationc.on.ca/ce/PDFS/Part%20Time/Flight%20Attendant.pdf
http://www.delta.com/business_programs_services/training/flight_attendant_training/index.jsp
http://aeronautics.mtsac.edu/
http://www.glendale.edu/community/minibrochures/miniFlight%20Attendant.pdf

Answer 7

it's Flight Attendant! Stewardesses were discontinued in the late seventies!

I want to be a flight attendant! Where do I start?

Getting started is as simple as meeting the basic requirements like minimum age, height, vision, citizenship and customer service experience.
After that, all you must do is prepare, my guide is the best, most trusted and recognized resource available, then select the airline(s) you are interested in, and apply!
Many airlines accept applications and resumes online, while others will require that you attend an open interview session in a scheduled location. All of that information is on my site at the hiring page.
Once you have interviewed and been selected, you will be trained by the airline in a specialized training program that is not available to anyone but selected applicants and cannot be obtained anywhere but the airline you are hired with. Once you successfully complete your airline's training program, you will graduate and begin your career!
What are the requirements to be a flight attendant?

This has been the question we receive more than any other. You should be able to meet the posted qualifications for the airline to which you apply. These usually include:

HEIGHT- Normally the minimum height is between 5'0-5'1 and the maximum ranges between 5'8-6'3. The height requirements are DIFFERENT at every airline. Many airlines do not even have height requirements, but instead require that you be able to reach to a certain height.

VISION: Correctable eyewear or contact are allowed to ensure you can meet the corrected vision requirements.

WEIGHT: There are NO weight standards at US airlines. You will only be visually assessed and the recruiter is looking for weight in proportion to height.

EDUCATION: Only a high school diploma (Or GED) is required. NO prior schooling or training is required. The airline that hires you will provide all of your training. Airline training material is highly specific and safety sensitive and cannot be purchased. You cannot receive your airline training from any place other than the airline, regardless of what you might see on the internet.

CUSTOMER SERVICE: Some airlines will require some customer service experience. This can be in any type of situation that brought you into contact with the public in some capacity. Usually, if you can demonstrate in your interview that you are aware of and can perform effective customer service, you are considered qualified.

TEN YEAR BACKGROUND CHECK: You must be able to pass a ten year background check and drug screening.

MEDICAL EVALUATION: Once selected you will undergo a physical to ensure you are in good health.

As you can see, compared with most careers, the basic requirements for the flight attendant position make it very attainable, and that is why there are so many applicants for every one flight attendant opening. My guide is intended to set you apart, prepare you and help get you the job.

Do I need to attend a school for flight attendants before I can apply?

No! The only schooling required for the flight attendant position is a high school diploma or equivalent. It is really as simple as meeting the very basic requirements, applying and being well prepared for the interview, which is where my guide comes in. You will then be trained by the airline that hires you in a 3-6 week specifically structured training program.
How do I get started?

Applying to airlines has become more simplified than ever. Most will allow you to submit your application or resume directly online their company site, or interview instantly at an open session. Preparation is essential.
http://www.flightattendantcareer.com/faq.htm

What It Takes to Be a Flight Attendant at SWA

Flight Attendants provide legendary Customer Service on board the aircraft by performing safety, passenger service, and cabin preparation duties.

Locations: Bases are in Baltimore/Washington, Chicago, Dallas, Houston, Oakland, Orlando, and Phoenix and the Company will assign the initial base.

Basic Qualifications and Requirements: Job seekers must meet all basic qualifications to be eligible to become an applicant. This depends on the number of open jobs available. To be hired, job seekers must also meet other qualifications listed below and successfully complete all steps in our hiring process. Basic qualifications include:

High school diploma, GED, or equivalent education required
Must be at least 20 years of age
By date of hire, authorization to work in the U.S.
For airport security access, job seekers must have no conviction, guilty plea, or judgment not guilty by reason of insanity in last 10 years for any of the following disqualifying criminal offenses, as determined by the federal Transportation Security Administration:

Forgery of certificates, false marking of an aircraft, and other aircraft registration violations
Interference with air navigation
Improper transportation of a hazardous material
Aircraft piracy
Interference with flight crew members or flight attendants
Commission of certain crimes aboard aircraft in flight
Carrying a weapon or explosive aboard an aircraft
Conveying false information and threats
Aircraft piracy outside the special aircraft jurisdiction of the United States
Lighting violations involving transporting controlled substances
Unlawful entry into an aircraft or airport area that serves air carriers or foreign air carriers contrary to established security requirements
Destruction of an aircraft or aircraft facility
Murder
Assault with intent to murder
Espionage
Sedition
Kidnapping or hostage taking
Treason
Rape or aggravated sexual abuse
Unlawful possession, use, sale, distribution, or manufacture of an explosive or weapon
Extortion
Armed robbery or felony unarmed robbery
Distribution of, or intent to distribute, a controlled substance
Felony arson
Felony involving a threat
A felony involving: willful destruction of property; importation or manufacture of a controlled substance; burglary; theft; dishonesty; fraud or misrepresentation; possession or distribution of stolen property; aggravated assault; bribery; or illegal possession of a controlled substance punishable by a maximum term of imprisonment of more than one year
Violence at international airports
Conspiracy or attempt to commit any of the aforementioned criminal acts listed above


Other Qualifications: Beyond the basic qualifications listed above, job seekers must also have the following qualifications and requirements:

Ability to work well with others as part of a team, excellent verbal communications and interpersonal skills
Able to attend four weeks of unpaid training
Mental capacity to read documents, follow instructions, learn and understand emergency and Company procedures, rules and regulations
Must have ability to comprehend and keep abreast of information pertinent to the job such as special promotions and new procedures
Must successfully complete initial and recurrent training programs
Works under tight time constraints to assure service on flights of short duration and quick turnaround of flights and on-time departures
Must have ability to work well with the public on a constant basis under stressful conditions
A well-groomed appearance is required. Weight must be of such proportion to height that a neat appearance is maintained and physical ability to perform all job functions is not hindered. The ability to, while facing forward, walk and fit comfortably down the aircraft aisle, fit quickly through the overwing window exit, and to fit into a jumpseat harness without modification, including closure without a seatbelt extension
Until further notice, women may order male shorts or pants up to size 42 inches.
Must be able to lift of up to 50 pounds from floor to shoulder level as required. Also requires the ability to lift carryon items from floor to above shoulder level with assistance
Ability to work rotating shift work, and/or overtime and travel on a constant basis. Must be able to comply with Company attendance standards described in labor agreements and/or established guidelines. Will be required to work "Junior Available" and "Reserve Flight Attendant" depending on seniority
College course or degree would be an asset.
Foreign language skills preferred, but not required
Union position. Union dues required
Pay:

1st 6 Months - $18.10/Trip*
2nd 6 Months - $18.35/Trip*
2nd Year - $22.05/Trip*

http://www.southwest.com/careers/flight_attendant.html

unless you get really short flights this is not a very lucrative career. The airlines are undergoing tremendous downturn and bankruptcy, denial of pension and layoffs are rampant. A bartender would make considerably more with less effort.