ENGLISH IS REQUIRED FOR CABIN CREW INTERVIEWS!

Make sure your English is adequate before entering the cabin crew interviews. Those who want to pursue a career in airlines should improve their English. Most of the candidates who apply to airlines cannot pass the interviews just because their English communication skills are not sufficient. Don't make the mistake they made!

ENGLISH INTERVIEW PROGRAM FOR CABIN CREW CANDIDATES

As Aviation English Center, we help you reach your targeted English level and pass all airline interviews. By making the necessary determinations to improve yourself and your English, we aim to take you one step forward in airline interviews with plenty of practice along with an intensive study program. Interview English Program for Cabin Crew Candidates; It covers the entire interview process from the beginning of your job application to what you need to do during the interview. The program will teach you a variety of strategies to help you succeed.

Program Benefits

• At the end of the program, you will be able to
• describe yourself and your career in English with confidence.
• recognize your weakness' and strengths.
• understand the importance of an interview from the employer's point of view.
• answer questions about your CV and cover letter.
• cope with the difficult questions posed to you during the airline interviews.
• use your body language more effectively and learn how to identify yourself in an airline interview.
• receive ideas and advices from expert English teachers.
• know your current level of English and learn what you can do to improve it before the interview.

PROGRAM FORMAT

Interview English for Cabin Crew Candidates program consists of one-to-one lessons with professional English teachers. This program focuses on improving your performance, self-confidence and preparation to answer difficult questions in the interview.

PROGRAM CURRICULUM

UNIT	SUBJECT	CONTENT
UNIT 1	You, your career, your qualifications, your experience and your plans	Giving personal information CV, cover letter and application forms
		Identifying your strengths and weaknesses
		Describing your character
UNIT 2	Airlines requirements	Airlines requirements
		Preparation for skill tests
		Catering dialogues
		Exemplifying
		Language proficiency
UNIT 3	Answering interview questions	Personal questions
		Questions about career history
		Technical questions
		Pronunciation tests
UNIT 4	Group discussions	Understanding different perspectives
		Joining an idea, objecting, interfering
		Advanced persuasion techniques
		Approve, repeat, summarize
UNIT 5	English language proficiency	Get to know your current level of English
		Types of language tests. Are you ready?