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by M » Sun, 04 Feb 2007 11:18 pm
xmischax wrote:http://www.jal.com/en/history/uniform/jal/
see the uniform there.. but according to the website, junior crews are in charcoal grey blazers and the dark blue/black one is for senior crews.. not too sure though! i`ve only seen the black/dark blue ones so far.
Only black. All crews are black unless I'm wrong but doubt so after many rounds at T1.
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by gwenniebliss » Sun, 04 Feb 2007 11:18 pm
i like the JAL uniform better!! the kebaya seems tight... and i have a small belly!!!! hahaha
when the screen for the skin i think i should wear thick make up too.. boo
does JAL have the water confident test? i'm scare of that..
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by xmischax » Sun, 04 Feb 2007 11:22 pm
i heard from somebody that JAL`s water confidence test is in japan and they will fly you there to do it, is it true?
don`t worry, they will provide life jacket if i`m not wrong. SIA does so i assume JAL does too.
but anyways, just jump! and the rest will take care of itself.
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by gwenniebliss » Sun, 04 Feb 2007 11:24 pm
i cant swin actually... i have to learn soon... scary! hahah..
mischa u know so much about being a air stewards!! very cool! keke
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by xmischax » Sun, 04 Feb 2007 11:27 pm
gwenniebliss wrote:i cant swin actually... i have to learn soon... scary! hahah..
mischa u know so much about being a air stewards!! very cool! keke
lol i just read things from this forum! from other people`s experiences and tips. i can`t swim too, but it`s not a swimming test, just water confidence. they just want to see if you dare to jump without hesitation. i`m sure you can swim backstroke, just kick your legs. when you jump, hold on to your life jacket. hold it when you`re in the water too, just kick and you`ll reach the other side. it`s only about confidence.
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by gwenniebliss » Sun, 04 Feb 2007 11:28 pm
eh anyhow kick and reach the shore? hahaha. so did u went for the test?
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by xmischax » Sun, 04 Feb 2007 11:30 pm
i`ve asked, they do provide life jackets for water confidence test. do they do it in japan or singapore? cos i`ve heard that they do it in japan.. i don`t know if they still do though.
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by M » Sun, 04 Feb 2007 11:33 pm
xmischax wrote:
i`ve asked, they do provide life jackets for water confidence test. do they do it in japan or singapore? cos i`ve heard that they do it in japan.. i don`t know if they still do though.
Lol, I wasn't referring if life jackets will be provided or not.
Anyway regarding that, I've gotta ask my girl. But I doubt they will fly you there just for water confidence. I know they spent 3 months or something there for training.
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by xmischax » Sun, 04 Feb 2007 11:33 pm
gwenniebliss wrote:eh anyhow kick and reach the shore? hahaha. so did u went for the test?
no lar! that`s how backstroke goes.. you should float, even without a life jacket if you just lay on your back.
i didn`t but that`s what people tell me lar! lol
but yeahh, there`s life jacket, nothing to be afraid of. i can swim but i`m not good.. i can only do basic free style.
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by gwenniebliss » Sun, 04 Feb 2007 11:35 pm
lol okies! anyway i dont have to be so kan chiong! gonna wait for the email 1st.. haha
gonna go learn back storke! =]
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by xmischax » Sun, 04 Feb 2007 11:39 pm
M wrote:xmischax wrote:
i`ve asked, they do provide life jackets for water confidence test. do they do it in japan or singapore? cos i`ve heard that they do it in japan.. i don`t know if they still do though.
Lol, I wasn't referring if life jackets will be provided or not.
Anyway regarding that, I've gotta ask my girl. But I doubt they will fly you there just for water confidence. I know they spent 3 months or something there for training.
so all of the training is done in japan and it lasts 3 months? i see! i`ve heard that JAL do they water confidence test just before you start training, in japan. but i don`t know if they still do it now.
ohh well, it`s nothing to be worried about like where and when.. cos you`ll still do it in the end!
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by xmischax » Sun, 04 Feb 2007 11:40 pm
gwenniebliss wrote:lol okies! anyway i dont have to be so kan chiong! gonna wait for the email 1st.. haha
gonna go learn back storke! =]
don`t worry so much! worrying is unneeded! cos.. we still don`t know if we`ll even be shortlisted you know!
but i guess we just want to know!
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by M » Sun, 04 Feb 2007 11:44 pm
xmischax wrote:so all of the training is done in japan and it lasts 3 months? i see! i`ve heard that JAL do they water confidence test just before you start training, in japan. but i don`t know if they still do it now.
ohh well, it`s nothing to be worried about like where and when.. cos you`ll still do it in the end!
Eh, not sure if it's da entire training or part of it. I can't remember what she has mentioned to me. But I know you will be spending part/all of your training in Narita.
I will probably ask her tomorrow and feedback to you peeps.
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by gwenniebliss » Sun, 04 Feb 2007 11:45 pm
gah!! jia you to us!!! teehee
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