Anonymous wrote:Hi, new to this forum.
i am certain that the uniforms of the cabin crew is fit to the tee. but i have a protruding ribcage bone at the lower end.
will it affect my chance? its pretty obvious whenever i wear fitting clothes.
shopaholic wrote:Hey everyone, long time!
I've made it through the swim test as well as the kebaya fit. Am waiting for the management interview + tea party now. Good luck to me and all
Hey Shopaholic,shopaholic wrote:Hey everyone, long time!
I've made it through the swim test as well as the kebaya fit. Am waiting for the management interview + tea party now. Good luck to me and all
Paige wrote:Hey Shopaholic,shopaholic wrote:Hey everyone, long time!
I've made it through the swim test as well as the kebaya fit. Am waiting for the management interview + tea party now. Good luck to me and all
Long time didnt see you in this forum.. So... you are bz preparing urself for the interview...
icic... well.. congrats! you dream is goin to come thru!
Cheers!
Paige
Anonymous wrote:Guest SIA wrote:I've been for the SIA recruitment and got through the first round and also through the 2nd round and now am a flight steward. For the Ladies, it's kind of difficult getting in because the number of ladies applying is saturating. So, the management has to scrutinise the applicants in terms of height, capability, education qualifications, grooming standards, etc. So, you should develop more on these. This crew job IS a profession as under the job occupation, you're considered a professional. You can work in SIA as a cabin crew for as long as 20 years. After that, maybe as a Cabin crew Management team who flies but checks on the flight attendants instead. So, you are still flying and get paid but in a more higher post. Cabin Crew job is highly valued when entering other professions like nursing, physiotherapy, and other hospitality-related courses. Don't be disheartened ladies. Try to go for any interviews, grab as many as u can. Be it JAL, EK, SIA, or SilkAir, just go for the interview to have a feel of it so as to feel confident. All the best to you ladies and also to all the guys out there, it's Really a High-Flying Job guys, the ladies are Wif you....haha...
to each his own. i mean, if you consider being an air steward as a professional job then by all means do so. however, i beg to differ. as a pilot, i have seen the absolute horrendous behaviours of both stewards and stewardesses abroad and i do make an effort to disassociate myself with such acts of debauchery and decadence. truth be said, while on flights, the SIA service is impeccable down to every single crew member but is essentially a mechanized service with nary a touch of genuine hospitality. i have known many stewards/stewardesses on various flights and it is just absolutely shocking how they verbally 'attack' the difficult customers thereafter in the galley or at the hotels thereafter. i mean, if your attitude and discipline is not there in the first place, where then is the service quality that SIA advocates so greatly?
to be considered as a professional, not only must you be professional in the manner you conduct yourself in and out of your job but also have the correct mentality and job discipline that sets you apart from any other employees in other industries. of course, i am sure i come across sweeping in this statement, but i think in general the whole cabin crew needs a good wake up call in the aftermath of our slipping rankings
Haha hi 747!747 wrote:Anonymous wrote:Guest SIA wrote:I've been for the SIA recruitment and got through the first round and also through the 2nd round and now am a flight steward. For the Ladies, it's kind of difficult getting in because the number of ladies applying is saturating. So, the management has to scrutinise the applicants in terms of height, capability, education qualifications, grooming standards, etc. So, you should develop more on these. This crew job IS a profession as under the job occupation, you're considered a professional. You can work in SIA as a cabin crew for as long as 20 years. After that, maybe as a Cabin crew Management team who flies but checks on the flight attendants instead. So, you are still flying and get paid but in a more higher post. Cabin Crew job is highly valued when entering other professions like nursing, physiotherapy, and other hospitality-related courses. Don't be disheartened ladies. Try to go for any interviews, grab as many as u can. Be it JAL, EK, SIA, or SilkAir, just go for the interview to have a feel of it so as to feel confident. All the best to you ladies and also to all the guys out there, it's Really a High-Flying Job guys, the ladies are Wif you....haha...
to each his own. i mean, if you consider being an air steward as a professional job then by all means do so. however, i beg to differ. as a pilot, i have seen the absolute horrendous behaviours of both stewards and stewardesses abroad and i do make an effort to disassociate myself with such acts of debauchery and decadence. truth be said, while on flights, the SIA service is impeccable down to every single crew member but is essentially a mechanized service with nary a touch of genuine hospitality. i have known many stewards/stewardesses on various flights and it is just absolutely shocking how they verbally 'attack' the difficult customers thereafter in the galley or at the hotels thereafter. i mean, if your attitude and discipline is not there in the first place, where then is the service quality that SIA advocates so greatly?
to be considered as a professional, not only must you be professional in the manner you conduct yourself in and out of your job but also have the correct mentality and job discipline that sets you apart from any other employees in other industries. of course, i am sure i come across sweeping in this statement, but i think in general the whole cabin crew needs a good wake up call in the aftermath of our slipping rankings
greetings. i see that a few other pilots are around on this forum...haha. i am just a freshly minted second officer, on his third trip to los angeles...anyway, i have some comments on this 'thorny' issues here at hand. personally, i feel that the cabin crew are rather clique-ish and tend to operate within the confines of their own social circle (stewards, other stewardesses) at STC. No one particularly seems interested in getting to interact with staff in other divisions (eg. flight ops, station managers etc). and so far, as i have seen on overseas trips, these cabin crew are in a world of their own and truth be said, such undesirable activities mentioned are pretty dominant. i think its important applicants to careers as stewards/stewardesses consider about the lifestyles that you would be leading on flights out.
Almost airline is the same.747 wrote:greetings. i see that a few other pilots are around on this forum...haha. i am just a freshly minted second officer, on his third trip to los angeles...anyway, i have some comments on this 'thorny' issues here at hand. personally, i feel that the cabin crew are rather clique-ish and tend to operate within the confines of their own social circle (stewards, other stewardesses) at STC. No one particularly seems interested in getting to interact with staff in other divisions (eg. flight ops, station managers etc). and so far, as i have seen on overseas trips, these cabin crew are in a world of their own and truth be said, such undesirable activities mentioned are pretty dominant. i think its important applicants to careers as stewards/stewardesses consider about the lifestyles that you would be leading on flights out.
Just saw today's TODAY Newspaper Classified Ad. Silkair is recruiting again. Is Silkair and SIA recruitment under the same HR dept?...RachelAw wrote:Hi Gals..
Good news for you gals! There will be another recruitment exercise for singaporean stewardess at the end of this month! True! It's real!! My buddy told me, because his sister is working in the HR department at STC. There are currently 2 batches of trainees already. 1 will start end of this month when the latest current batch graduated, then the next batch will start training in November.
For the recruitment this month end, the training class will only start next january if my buddy is not wrong!
So gals, await for the opening at month end and please remember to look out for it in the net or papers, dont miss it again alright!
In the meantime, what i suggest is.... take a nice full lenght pic of yourself...slim down for those who have to.... and do all the prepartion job first! PRepare yourself wll for the interview!
:):)
How much do Silkair crew earn generally? I'm curious since they only do turnaround flights.EvanLee wrote:Just saw today's TODAY Newspaper Classified Ad. Silkair is recruiting again. Is Silkair and SIA recruitment under the same HR dept?...RachelAw wrote:Hi Gals..
Good news for you gals! There will be another recruitment exercise for singaporean stewardess at the end of this month! True! It's real!! My buddy told me, because his sister is working in the HR department at STC. There are currently 2 batches of trainees already. 1 will start end of this month when the latest current batch graduated, then the next batch will start training in November.
For the recruitment this month end, the training class will only start next january if my buddy is not wrong!
So gals, await for the opening at month end and please remember to look out for it in the net or papers, dont miss it again alright!
In the meantime, what i suggest is.... take a nice full lenght pic of yourself...slim down for those who have to.... and do all the prepartion job first! PRepare yourself wll for the interview!
:):)
From what I've heard, its around $3k max...Idealist wrote:How much do Silkair crew earn generally? I'm curious since they only do turnaround flights.EvanLee wrote:Just saw today's TODAY Newspaper Classified Ad. Silkair is recruiting again. Is Silkair and SIA recruitment under the same HR dept?...RachelAw wrote:Hi Gals..
Good news for you gals! There will be another recruitment exercise for singaporean stewardess at the end of this month! True! It's real!! My buddy told me, because his sister is working in the HR department at STC. There are currently 2 batches of trainees already. 1 will start end of this month when the latest current batch graduated, then the next batch will start training in November.
:):)
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