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by christineyuki » Mon, 18 May 2009 7:33 pm
kind of overaged for females but it really depends on luck i guess....
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by kelsen83 » Tue, 19 May 2009 5:27 am
Aui wrote:kelsen83 wrote:Hi Aui, i'm not sure but i have a friend who was 26 when she joined, and a guy who was thirty so.. Hope this helps.
Ok, so a 29-31 yr old will be overaged!
For a girl..? Mm.. I would think tt as long as a person looks alrite, it should be okay..
They make exceptions every now and then. Say one of the requirements is u gotta hav at least a dip/a level educational qualification, right? Well i hav a friend who got in with just o level and she's been flying for 2 years now.
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by Abercrombie » Sat, 23 May 2009 3:13 am
There are times that they take in O level's. Few years back they did lower it back to O Level's then raise to A and Dip again. The educational level changes from time to time depending on the needs of the Airline
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by sq009 » Sun, 24 May 2009 5:23 pm
humanrights wrote:I am waiting for the next SIA interview. But while waiting, i got myself a job at Changi Airport transit mall as a CSO.
Do your think it will increase my chance in getting the flight stewardess job as i have experience in serving passengers?
a Svc experience will help in your resume
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by sq009 » Sun, 24 May 2009 5:27 pm
mayoliss wrote:Hi fellow friends, I just got to know this forum because I am searching for information about being a part of CC. I am a newbie and pardon me for asking dumb questions.
I am 19 this year and is still studying in polytechnic. I hope to go for the interview the next time when time allows me to.
I've been reading the pages in this topic but there are still a few questions I wish to clarify:
1. Do they look at scars on the legs too?
2. Am I able to hide my scars on my legs from them by wearing pants/jeans for the interview? Will they eventually see my scars and kick me out upon acceptance to my entry?
3. Are all the rounds of interview happen on 1 day itself or it is separated into different days?
4. Some of my friends say that the basic pay isn't estimated $3500 that much. Is it true?
Thanks in advance to those who can help me in this. I am really interested in pursuing Airline services.
1. Depends on whether its on your upper or lower leg, and how bad it is. Stocking helps when you wear kebaya.
3. Depends on time and number or interviewees. Usually if you arrive early, you can clear everything in one day, sometimes takes more than 1.
4. Bsic pay isn't fantastic. Depending on your qualification, it will range from 1200-1400. The bulk will be from allowance. And it will be more than 3.5 (so far it has been like that for me, even after cuts, has not been lower than 3.5k)
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by sq009 » Sun, 24 May 2009 5:30 pm
konishiazumi wrote:Hi everyone, i'm new here. Pardon me but i'm just wondering... if they do care about what dip you grad from? I got a private dip in economics, rather irrelevant so i was wondering if tt will reduce the chances of passing the interviews for Cabin Crew?
Thanks for taking time to answer my question
SQ seems to be recruiting more of dips and degree holders. Doesnt matter what dip. Job experience more important, and the way you speak and present yourself
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by sq009 » Sun, 24 May 2009 5:33 pm
cythx wrote:Claireletricia wrote:ohhh..when did that happen?
Since last year recruitment already no water confident test.
Still require to swim in training, ditching exercise. Good to know how to swim (don't worry, v easy)
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by intoxicating » Mon, 25 May 2009 2:11 pm
[quote="redhairclip"]humanrights>> hi! i passed my interview on 17 Jan and have already went for medical check up but i'm still on KIV status..
hi redhairclip / humanrights, can i know what kinda medical check up u went thru? i mean as in what are the processes involved during the check up? do we hab to strip our top to let them check/scan our breasts to see if we hab any abnormal growth of lump in our breasts? sry to ask sensitive qns but i'm very curious to know.. i mean it will be very awkward to let strangers see n touch our sensitive area =X
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by Haru » Mon, 25 May 2009 8:42 pm
hi all... could you guys help me... i will be doing my cabin crew training soon, and i wanted to find out can a british citizen work in SIA and get to relocate in singapore?...
Thank you in advance!
also, how hard is it to pass the cabin crew training and getting a job?
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by Plavt » Mon, 25 May 2009 10:12 pm
Haru wrote:hi all... could you guys help me... i will be doing my cabin crew training soon, and i wanted to find out can a british citizen work in SIA and get to relocate in singapore?...
As cabin crew? No!
also, how hard is it to pass the cabin crew training and getting a job?
You are starting your cabin crew training soon and you are asking this - I am seriously worried now.
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by Haru » Mon, 25 May 2009 10:57 pm
whats so worrying about?... cabin crew is the same as flight attendance.....
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by Plavt » Tue, 26 May 2009 1:10 am
Haru wrote:whats so worrying about?... cabin crew is the same as flight attendance.....
That was not the issue, you asked a question which should not even be in your mind if you are about to start training. Don't you think it would make more sense if you sat down and considered your strategy (i.e. how you will go about learning and answering your exams) rather than asking a bunch of random strangers, most of whom are no wiser? From your posts it would seem you are training is in England yet your English is appalling.
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by Haru » Tue, 26 May 2009 1:27 am
Plavt wrote:Haru wrote:whats so worrying about?... cabin crew is the same as flight attendance.....
That was not the issue, you asked a question which should not even be in your mind if you are about to start training. Don't you think it would make more sense if you sat down and considered your strategy (i.e. how you will go about learning and answering your exams) rather than asking a bunch of random strangers, most of whom are no wiser? From your posts it would seem you are training is in England yet your English is appalling.
whatever... i just wanted peoples opinion...
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by christineyuki » Thu, 28 May 2009 4:23 pm
I don't think SIA accept British nationals.
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by Plavt » Thu, 28 May 2009 4:27 pm
christineyuki wrote:I don't think SIA accept British nationals.
They don't unless it is a department based within the UK such as the call-centre but I don't know if that still exist.
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