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Post by Felinny » Thu, 14 Feb 2013 11:39 am

Hmm those who receive confirmation calls, when will you be starting training? Any idea how many batches are there? Thanks.

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Post by Shuin » Fri, 15 Feb 2013 1:10 am

Thank you!
xin1993 wrote:
Shuin wrote:Hi everyone, just wish to confirm with you people. this coming interview on 9th March is open for Singaporean and Malaysian only, so I'm guessing other nationalities will not be able to participate in this coming interview??
Yes. The SIA website states,
"Requirements (for Singaporeans and Malaysians only)***"
"***For other nationalities, please refer to the other sections for the requirements and our recruitment exercises conducted in your respective countries."

You can find the information here:
http://www.singaporeair.com/en_UK/caree ... ointments/

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Post by calvink » Fri, 15 Feb 2013 9:54 pm

http://sg.news.yahoo.com/is-being-a-fli ... 02100.html



reading pleasure of the not so glamorous side

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Post by xin1993 » Sat, 16 Feb 2013 12:42 pm

calvink wrote:http://sg.news.yahoo.com/is-being-a-fli ... 02100.html



reading pleasure of the not so glamorous side
I have read this article yesterday. I do agree that being a CC is not as glamorous as people make it to be and honestly, I'm worried if I would get used to being away from my family and friends most of the time. Jet lag and future job prospects are things that CC hopefuls should reconsider too. But if your dream is to be a CC, I think that self-motivation and passion will overcome any obstacle. Good luck to those going for next month's recruitment! :)

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Post by mimipan » Sun, 17 Feb 2013 1:35 am

Just curious, anyone with flat feet here passed medical round? or any crews with flat feet and is accepted by SIA and is flying now? care to share some experiences??

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Post by wav35_ » Sun, 17 Feb 2013 5:43 am

calvink wrote:http://sg.news.yahoo.com/is-being-a-fli ... 02100.html

reading pleasure of the not so glamorous side
also this piece of news earlier this month - for those who missed it

http://www.todayonline.com/singapore/si ... ce-changes

also heard that they are cutting down more long haul flights.

pay cut + cut long haul flights = might not be gd news for new crew or all

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Post by calvink » Mon, 18 Feb 2013 4:36 pm

Realistically in every job regardless of what level you are at - fresh, middle, senior or management.

As long as you are paid 'fairly' and even so, if you are not but compensated by other 'perks' and it is within your acceptable range to live and spend. You shall be able to still enjoy your work and commit to producing what you are expected to bring to the company for a period of time.

As you aged, and allowance being cut. It is not a good indication at all given that you are now being paid almost on the line of those newly joined crew.

We all know why there is so frequent recruitment ---- needless to say -- the overall 'package'.

In comparison with our neighbor airline, MAS & If you take MAS frequent, you will notice the 'faces' are not new but older as they have worked their way up since joining the airlines - I believe its the overall welfare system for the crew that works for most of them. Whereas SIA, newer and fresh look - overall 'salary package' is not as attractive as it used to be now.

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Post by xin1993 » Tue, 19 Feb 2013 3:42 pm

Just sharing the second part of "Is being a flight attendant all that glamorous?"

http://flygosh.blogspot.sg/2013/02/is-b ... at_19.html

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Post by yujie » Wed, 20 Feb 2013 12:53 am

Hi pple, anyone wants to share kristine's manuel please pm me! I've bought it and wanting to share cost with some!

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Post by everything » Fri, 22 Feb 2013 12:16 am

Hi all, need some advice..i will be starting my training in end mar..tried to tender today but my superior asked if i could help them o ut for another month to tight over shortage of manpower..is it possible to delay my training in such cases? Is it acceptable?

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Post by kennyjoseph » Fri, 22 Feb 2013 8:50 pm

hi.. anyone from 26th jan 2013 interview batch who pass have received calls from SIA yet?

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Post by MeganL » Sun, 24 Feb 2013 1:01 pm

everything wrote:Hi all, need some advice..i will be starting my training in end mar..tried to tender today but my superior asked if i could help them o ut for another month to tight over shortage of manpower..is it possible to delay my training in such cases? Is it acceptable?
Hi, you should give HR a call asap and let them know about your situation(IF you are very sure about staying in your current workplace for another month). I'm sure HR will understand and advice you what to do, they'll probably let you start training with a later batch. :)

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Post by distordedx » Tue, 26 Feb 2013 2:18 pm

everything wrote:Hi all, need some advice..i will be starting my training in end mar..tried to tender today but my superior asked if i could help them o ut for another month to tight over shortage of manpower..is it possible to delay my training in such cases? Is it acceptable?
Have you signed the contract? If you have I don't think you can delay or it'll be a breach of contract

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Post by eugene_k » Thu, 28 Feb 2013 11:40 am

Any cabin crew looking for room to rent?
HDB common room in Pasir Ris, max 15 min to Changi Airport.
I'm the owner. $700 fully furnished, all inclusive.
Call 92278875 for more details. Thanks.

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Post by Abercrombie » Thu, 28 Feb 2013 12:27 pm

everything wrote:Hi all, need some advice..i will be starting my training in end mar..tried to tender today but my superior asked if i could help them o ut for another month to tight over shortage of manpower..is it possible to delay my training in such cases? Is it acceptable?
Its the best to join ASAP in case of any uncertainty. They can terminate the contract even after you started training if the economy went down south, it happened before. In todays market why would you help the employer? They paying you a better pay? One month less flying will sent you back X amount of $$. The employer will terminate you as and when they want. Do you think they will employ you for one more month so that you can find a new job to pay your bills? When come promotion or bonus calculation one month can means the world of a different. Choice is yours and above is just my 2 cents.

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