Then take toygirl's and my advice learn to swim, only being capable of what you mention above is no use to most airlines, not only do you need to be able to save yourself you would have the added hazard of panicking passengers. As I say so many times plan your application and take your time no sense in rushing to the next recruitment session the minute you see it advertised in the newspaper, there will be plenty more of them given the high staff turnover. Give it about six months and you could have a better chance than many others.babysnow wrote:Plavt wrote:I do not know how to swim meaning that I can't swim without anything to support to eg. life vest or float. However I'm able to paddle and move around in the water if I have something to support to. Hope this can clarify the issue.babysnow wrote:I really do not know how to swim at all but I'm not afrid of water./quote]
Are you saying you cannot swim? I ask because there seems to be a language issue here given the times that has been said in previous posts and what was said by DoveLady in response to my question.
The simple fact is; you have to be able to swim at least 25m this is to enable you to get away from the aircraft as when it sinks as it would eventually in open seas you will be sucked under with it.
Thanks MissPhish! I am going on Sunday. Gosh!missphish wrote:qiutinger wrote:Hi everyone,
I'm new to this forum and the histories are too thick to go through in order to find out what i wanna know about SIA intake. So can someboby answer these questions,
1) Do they actually take in O' levels grads? I have been to poly for two-and-a-half years but i need to stay on to complete some repeat modules, it will take me one more year to complete but i am leaving it already, can't cope. But my O' Levels results were pretty good and i had a number of experiences in the F&B line and customer service line. So?
I know of some friends who're O level grads (but with working experience in the service line) and have made it through so yes, i believe they do take in O level grads. But i think if you have a diploma, your basic pay would be higher.
2) I have this BIG BCG mark on my left arm. Could be concealed but it would still remain visible as it kinda pops up
BCG mark is on the upper arm right? It should not be a factor as they will only check for VISIBLE scarring when you're wearing the kerbaya. And the kerbaya top is 3-quarter-sleeved so it shouldnt show. so no worries on that! =)
Would appreciate if anybody could advise me.
Thank you, thank you, thank you!!! The times I have had an argument about this issue even told them what you just have - but did some of them listen.toygirl wrote:Water confidence - Please bear in mind you sign a INDEMNITY form before you jump into the pool - If you die, drown SIA is not liable. The worst case scenario is your life vest does not work - Then you're screwed big time. I remember donkey years ago my friend went for that round and everyone snatched the good life vests leaving those lousy ones! So yeah, always good to know how to swim!
hi corines and nita~~ i will be going for this walk in interview too. i am also 20 this year but simply have no confidence in my figure. sighz. 164/54kg. i think i actually look quite big size. went for the interview on oct but got booted out from the 1st round. but nevertheless, have got myself more prepare this time and will keep up with the never say die attitude if i happen to fail again. *touch wood*nita_ash wrote:hey there corines143, i will be going for the walk-in this sunday. I am a 20 yr old girl. As for what i am going to wear, i am not sure. i was thinking the neutral white blouse and a black pencil skirt. what will u be wearing?
sundaymorningstaple wrote:ipodnano,ipodnano wrote:Perhaps the Singapore/Malaysian thing is the polite way of saying "Non-Asians need not apply"...
Correct me if I'm wrong but I've never actually seen a non-Asian SQ crew..
I think you should take the earphones out of your ears when you're reading the posts. The last couple of posts show absolutely no reading comprehension. Are you trying to tell all of us here that Filippina's, Thai's, Korean's, Honkies, PRC's, Tiawanese & Japanese are not Asians?
maddette wrote:Hello dudes & duddettes,
Just wondering if anyone knows, if I register early, like 9am sharp, would i be able to get everything done by 12pm? (if i make it thru').
And also wondering if anyone would wana meet up and go together for the 12th november walk-in? Could add me on msn if possible. [email protected]
Thank you all!
-maddie
Dear tatiana,tatiana wrote:Hey crewbe, I think we're in the same boat. I attended the interview somewhere Sept n got booted out after the 1st round. I consider myself not fat but big frame with broad shoulder, n I'm on the 168/53kg package. I really wonder if SQ prefer small n petite girls? As I notice girls who managed to get thru to kebaya round are pretty thin n skinny. Anyone mind to clarify this? Please advice.
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