Japan Airlines

miaka29 · Post by **miaka29** » Sat, 01 Jul 2006 3:33 pm

I have yet to send my application. I have been cracking my brain to write an impressive cover letter. Cuz i dont have any experiences in customer service. I have been in accounting field after I graduated from O levels. So is a complete change in my career path.

All of us in this forum who wanna be JAL's FA, GOOD LUCK!!!!

MINASAN GANBATTE!!!!!!

To Sharkie,

I really appreciated your effort for answering all the qns in this forum. Your informations are very helpful to all of us.
Thank you so much!

sana · Post by **sana** » Sat, 01 Jul 2006 4:52 pm

Sharkie, the judges there all knows japanese ?

Plavt · Post by **Plavt** » Sat, 01 Jul 2006 5:33 pm

sana wrote:Sharkie, the judges there all knows japanese ?

What do you think?

Plavt.

sana · Post by **sana** » Sun, 02 Jul 2006 11:36 am

I guess some will be japan person / know japanese ba

sharkie8480 · Post by **sharkie8480** » Mon, 03 Jul 2006 9:30 am

Not all of them will be japanese, but all of them will know some japanese at least.

chai ching · Post by **chai ching** » Mon, 03 Jul 2006 9:56 am

Hey me too. I have yet to send in my application too.

miaka29 wrote:I have yet to send my application. I have been cracking my brain to write an impressive cover letter. Cuz i dont have any experiences in customer service. I have been in accounting field after I graduated from O levels. So is a complete change in my career path.

All of us in this forum who wanna be JAL's FA, GOOD LUCK!!!!
MINASAN GANBATTE!!!!!!

To Sharkie,

I really appreciated your effort for answering all the qns in this forum. Your informations are very helpful to all of us.
Thank you so much!

sana · Post by **sana** » Mon, 03 Jul 2006 2:22 pm

sharkie,

I tink the self intro is testing our eng speaking right? if we do all the self intro in jap won't they penalise ?

Plavt · Post by **Plavt** » Mon, 03 Jul 2006 4:19 pm

sharkie8480 wrote:They will ask u to bring your own. I said before that there is no swimming during interview or training.

If there is no swimming during training how do your crews deal with an emergency which involves ditching?

Plavt.

babymoon21 · Post by **babymoon21** » Mon, 03 Jul 2006 4:52 pm

Hi all!! I am a Malaysian and would like to know can I apply for this JAL cabin crew job?
As from the requirement, it stated for Singapore or Malaysia Permanent Resident. I wonder whether I am qualified for it.

Thank you.

*rachel* · Post by ***rachel*** » Mon, 03 Jul 2006 6:26 pm

Of course Malaysian can apply. Do you know what permenant resident means?

babymoon21 wrote: Hi all!! I am a Malaysian and would like to know can I apply for this JAL cabin crew job?
As from the requirement, it stated for Singapore or Malaysia Permanent Resident. I wonder whether I am qualified for it.

Thank you.

babymoon21 · Post by **babymoon21** » Mon, 03 Jul 2006 10:59 pm

hehe thanks for ur reply...
so another question i have here is will it be better if i attach my cv and cover letter as well?
coz there did not state in the attachements.

thanks thanks

sharkie8480 · Post by **sharkie8480** » Mon, 03 Jul 2006 11:44 pm

sana wrote:sharkie,

I tink the self intro is testing our eng speaking right? if we do all the self intro in jap won't they penalise ?

Actually its preferable for u to do it in Japanese. Its best if you do in both, if possible.

For the ditching training, we learn to evacuate from the aircraft and set up the slide raft etc, but we don't actually have to get into the water, except one time just to learn to get onto the raft from the water, but the water is really shallow so don't actually have to swim at all. We don't even have to be in a swimsuit. We were told to wear shorts and tshirt for that.

Just send in a simple cover letter and resume. They don't really care about it I think. Send in a nice professional looking photo if you can=)

N-G- · Post by **N-G-** » Mon, 03 Jul 2006 11:59 pm

Hi Sharkie

Thanx for being so helpful here...Juz wana check...what is the dresscode like for the 4R photo requirement? Will it be Office Wear (Suit) or Smart Casual? And also for the 1st, 2nd and 3rd round interview?

sharkie8480 wrote:
sana wrote:sharkie,

I tink the self intro is testing our eng speaking right? if we do all the self intro in jap won't they penalise ?
Actually its preferable for u to do it in Japanese. Its best if you do in both, if possible.

For the ditching training, we learn to evacuate from the aircraft and set up the slide raft etc, but we don't actually have to get into the water, except one time just to learn to get onto the raft from the water, but the water is really shallow so don't actually have to swim at all. We don't even have to be in a swimsuit. We were told to wear shorts and tshirt for that.

Just send in a simple cover letter and resume. They don't really care about it I think. Send in a nice professional looking photo if you can=)

sharkie8480 · Post by **sharkie8480** » Tue, 04 Jul 2006 1:53 am

There is no "dress code" for the photo, but I wold suggest you send in a more business-like photo to show your professionalism. For the interview, pls be in suit. It IS a job interview. I think you will have no chance at all if you turn up in casual attire. Its very impt in japanese culture to be look presentable and professional. Best if you can bun up your hair as well coz they will try to imagine u in the JAL uniform when u show up for interview.

N-G- wrote:Hi Sharkie

Thanx for being so helpful here...Juz wana check...what is the dresscode like for the 4R photo requirement? Will it be Office Wear (Suit) or Smart Casual? And also for the 1st, 2nd and 3rd round interview?

sharkie8480 wrote:
sana wrote:sharkie,

I tink the self intro is testing our eng speaking right? if we do all the self intro in jap won't they penalise ?
Actually its preferable for u to do it in Japanese. Its best if you do in both, if possible.

For the ditching training, we learn to evacuate from the aircraft and set up the slide raft etc, but we don't actually have to get into the water, except one time just to learn to get onto the raft from the water, but the water is really shallow so don't actually have to swim at all. We don't even have to be in a swimsuit. We were told to wear shorts and tshirt for that.

Just send in a simple cover letter and resume. They don't really care about it I think. Send in a nice professional looking photo if you can=)

babymoon21 · Post by **babymoon21** » Tue, 04 Jul 2006 2:50 pm

Thanks Sharkie for all the advice...
it is really helpful for all of us...
Thanks a lot...

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