SIA cabin crew

xin1993 · Post by **xin1993** » Fri, 23 Nov 2012 9:57 am

What'll you be wearing to the interview (for ladies)? I don't know how 'formal' is a formal attire if that makes any sense. Is a short sleeved or sleeveless blouse accepted? Must you wear a skirt? I prefer pants. Someone please give me an idea on the basic attire for an airline interview. Thanks!

rainbow123 · Post by **rainbow123** » Fri, 23 Nov 2012 11:13 am

Pants should be ok.

Oh gosh I'm so nervous already!

perseverancelevon · Post by **perseverancelevon** » Fri, 23 Nov 2012 11:54 am

Hello guys,

anyone has rcv a rejection letter and call back to ask for the reason behind? I've alot of past medical reports and was requested by Shenton clinic for them. All my medical reports seems fine as the specialist said there was no restriction in flying. I was suspected for glaucoma but everything is normal, meaning that I did not have glaucoma. Even so, a pilot has got glaucoma and can even operates a plane, I find no reason why. ): Anyone call back to SIA and ask?

Many thanks

itmustbemy · Post by **itmustbemy** » Sat, 24 Nov 2012 3:48 pm

If anyone wishes to travel down together for the Dec 1 interview -

Email me at [email protected]!

calvink · Post by **calvink** » Sat, 24 Nov 2012 11:32 pm

Is the game round taken out?

golden8 · Post by **golden8** » Sun, 25 Nov 2012 12:42 am

perseverancelevon wrote:Hello guys,

anyone has rcv a rejection letter and call back to ask for the reason behind? I've alot of past medical reports and was requested by Shenton clinic for them. All my medical reports seems fine as the specialist said there was no restriction in flying. I was suspected for glaucoma but everything is normal, meaning that I did not have glaucoma. Even so, a pilot has got glaucoma and can even operates a plane, I find no reason why. ): Anyone call back to SIA and ask?

Many thanks

they will not disclose the reason to you, both SIA and the clinic.

lovelizzie · Post by **lovelizzie** » Sun, 25 Nov 2012 3:27 am

kimmiecri wrote:
lovelizzie wrote:
yoyobin wrote: If you have some back pimple, will they reject you straight?? Those tiny ones.. Not big ones
Thank you for your answer! ^^ as i have some light scar behind my ears, so i pretty worried about this. during the kebaya round, the skin check is still very strict? we still have to stand under the florescent light for that round?
i cant remember if it's the kebaya round of skin check round they make u stand infront of the spot light. but for sure, they actually busted a few of my mates and they dun even know why they are busted out. some say could be their back, face, the way they walk.. etc. try to put on some foundation on your visable scar. dunno if it helps..

Alright! Will try concealing it, thank you for the advise! Sorry but again only for the kebaya round we need to bun up our hair right? skin check round doesn't need to?

123fly · Post by **123fly** » Sun, 25 Nov 2012 11:13 am

I went to the interview in kl yesterday! Got booted out aft one to one interview..

n I'm thinking of going to sg for 1 dec interview.. Anyone is going? Oh. I'm looking for a cheaper accommodation in sg. Backpackers hostel/inn or smtg.. You guys & girls have any recommendation? Do share with me ya.. Thanks first

MeganL · Post by **MeganL** » Mon, 26 Nov 2012 2:21 am

lovelizzie wrote:
Alright! Will try concealing it, thank you for the advise! Sorry but again only for the kebaya round we need to bun up our hair right? skin check round doesn't need to?

Not necessary to bun up your hair for skin check round, but they may ask you to lift up/gather your hair away from the spot they are checking(especially your fringe and if your hair is covering your shoulders).

There are some people though who just might as well bun up their hair anyway as they feel they look more professional or that it'll will help them project more of a "cabin crew image". Whichever makes you comfortable

kimmiecri · Post by **kimmiecri** » Mon, 26 Nov 2012 10:30 am

lovelizzie wrote:
kimmiecri wrote:
lovelizzie wrote: Thank you for your answer! ^^ as i have some light scar behind my ears, so i pretty worried about this. during the kebaya round, the skin check is still very strict? we still have to stand under the florescent light for that round?
i cant remember if it's the kebaya round of skin check round they make u stand infront of the spot light. but for sure, they actually busted a few of my mates and they dun even know why they are busted out. some say could be their back, face, the way they walk.. etc. try to put on some foundation on your visable scar. dunno if it helps..
Alright! Will try concealing it, thank you for the advise! Sorry but again only for the kebaya round we need to bun up our hair right? skin check round doesn't need to?

you just basically have to do what they instruct you to. dun be nervous. just do what is being told. they lifted down my clothes at the back to see if i've got back pimple and i had already tied up my hair. so it all depends.

xin1993 · Post by **xin1993** » Mon, 26 Nov 2012 11:39 pm

Hi, anyone interested to meet up this sat? It'll be my first time going so I'm seeking a companion. Pm me!

Exotic · Post by **Exotic** » Tue, 27 Nov 2012 3:28 pm

Hi guys, wanna meet up this Saturday to go for the interview? I went for Jetstar interview but rejected it. 97562827.

sstan123 · Post by **sstan123** » Tue, 27 Nov 2012 4:53 pm

Abercrombie wrote:
Nevergiveup wrote:Hi folks, just a small reminder; it's not easy to be a crew. It might be glamorous with all the envious eyes on you but you don't know how bad it is with the irregular pattern, jetlag, flu/fever every two to three days due to the change of temperature and of course the hardwork you have to deal with pax or even your own colleagues.

I'm not stopping anyone to join but please think twice before stepping into this industry. But of course, for me, I'm happy being a flying crew. However, if I can choose again, I might not want to step into this industry. This is just my personal opinion.

Lastly fyi; you are not considered as a staff during your training days and you might just get terminated for a small mistake Afterall sq is all about image and discipline. Training is very tough, worse than NS which some of my batch boys claimed to be.

Wish all the hopefuls all the best in the upcoming interview.
Training worst then NS ?? I bet your batch boys must be a clerk, store man or some white horse who never goes through the real NS training. You will never perspire during the course of STC training. Zero running, push up, sit up and ''interesting'' physical exercise. No endless stand by bed and Turn out !!! You don't even need to know how to swim which in NS you will really suffer from that. Training is only "tough" in a way that you must pass all the theory test of many subjects in a short time, waking early Mon-Fri & fighting the Z Monster everyday from 2-5pm, that's all.

You are a staff once you sign the contract. You are paid and enjoy staff benifits such as medical. You will have a staff ID which can be use for free entry and discount in some night spot. If you get in trouble the media will report '' Ex SIA steward/stewardess.......etc"

Abercrombie is spot on! People who claimed they are or were cabin crew are simply trying to discourage others from joining the airlines. I was there for 35 years and I wish I am still flying. The issues I had were usually with my bosses in the office.

Exotic · Post by **Exotic** » Tue, 27 Nov 2012 5:04 pm

hey stan, can i go for the interview if i have 5 passes in N level?

KatherinaS · Post by **KatherinaS** » Thu, 29 Nov 2012 2:51 pm

Hi, ive passed the interview already, however how long it takes for them to proceed the visa/ employment pass? Cos ive havent been receiving any news from them saying when i should start the class...

Anyone wanna share how long they have to wait after you've submitted all the documents needed? Thank you

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