guest123 wrote:tat means full GCE O level not qualify?
ken wrote:do u noe now they are recruiting again
I could be wrong (I've never worked for an airline) but I'm going to take a wild guess that the ability to spell and to form complete, grammatically correct sentences would be quite useful in your applications to SIA.theresa wrote:to b a air stadwardness really nid 2 noe lots of languages
Luckily for them if they look good in s kirt and have a nice smile they would get the job from me (Don't know about Ken though - Maybe if he shaved his legs lah)u noe o not wrote:It is, ahem BLOODY irritating to see people writing like that. If I were an SIA interviewer and I saw a sample of Theresa and Ken's spelling prowess, I'd fail them.
Imagine them speaking to airline passengers like that.
LOL - Did you shave ur legs mate???bafana's skirt wrote:hey Bafana,
I look great in a skirt and I have the hots for you.
Yes, even with a full GCE 'O' Level cert, you are not qualified. To be part of the SIA Cabin Crew, you need at least a GCE 'A' Level cert or a diploma.guest123 wrote:tat means full GCE O level not qualify?
Hmmm, not sure I'd agree with jpatokal on this. Maybe we're getting off the original topic, but SQ is one of the few airlines that seems to attach importance to treating it's passengers with respect (Yes, yes, I know that comment is going to generate lots of "let me tell you about MY horrible flight" posts, but I'm talking in general terms). In turn, the expectation of respectful service from the crew encourages the passengers (imho) to be more respectful to the crew. Well, that's how it works for me, anyway. By contrast, flying with most of the other airlines, I'm expecting bad service so I'm already in a 'confrontational' state of mind!jpatokal wrote:I'd reconsider if I were you. Some say SQ puts a bit of a premium on looks above other qualifications, and you're likely to be perceived by many as little more than a glorified waitress in a flying bus... and that's also what your job will be the 99.99% of the time that the plane is not having acute emergencies.
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