Do you want OR training to become a cabin crew member/flight attendant?

[Mrs. Morale]

I'm currently studying Accounting at college but I also want train to become a flight attendant. I'm definitely NOT going to quick accounting. Since flight attendant only need to train for 3-6 weeks, I was think that I can apply & complete my training in December (during Christmas break). However, I wouldn't use my certificate until after graduating college. I was wondering if there is anything I must know before applying + can I use my certificate at a later date?

Edited July 28, 2020 by fullofjoy

[Trashie]

I'm scared of flights... like everytime I fly I get a mental breakdown literally 

I'm not sure what you have to do but hope you can go for it if you really like it 

[rosiecon]

I used to be really interested in being a flight attendant when I was younger so I did a lot of research but i think it sort of varies depending which country you're studying it in. When reading up on it many people said it was really challenging, you have to go through a few interview processes and even then you have to pass a lot of practical tests before you can officially become a flight attendant. I'd assume you can use your certificate for a later date, but you probably have to keep your first aid certificate updated since it runs out after a few months or so.

[love]

no, i'm scared of flying  best of luck to you though 

[Mrs. Morale]

20 hours ago, Trashie said:

I'm scared of flights... like everytime I fly I get a mental breakdown literally 

I'm not sure what you have to do but hope you can go for it if you really like it 

 

6 hours ago, love said:

no, i'm scared of flying  best of luck to you though 

I'm also scared of flying.

19 hours ago, rosiecon said:

I used to be really interested in being a flight attendant when I was younger so I did a lot of research but i think it sort of varies depending which country you're studying it in. When reading up on it many people said it was really challenging, you have to go through a few interview processes and even then you have to pass a lot of practical tests before you can officially become a flight attendant. I'd assume you can use your certificate for a later date, but you probably have to keep your first aid certificate updated since it runs out after a few months or so.

Oohkay, that's not bad. I'll try tho