Jadual Walk Interview November dan Disember

Perhatian, anda dijemput untuk hadir beramai-ramai di Walk In Interview Cabin crew...Berikut merupakan jadual terkini interview tersebut....Apa tunggu lagi..peluang kerjaya menjadi pramugari / pramugara menanti anda....Tempat adalah terhad..Hubungi talian kami untuk booking tempat anda 018-5842007 atau 03-60572480 atau wakil kami di sekitar kawasan anda..Nombor telefon tertera pada jadual.. Terima kasih

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BERITA BAIK!!! Anda yang terlepas peluang utk menghadiri walk in interview? Anda sekali lagi dijemput utk hadir interview serta sesi orientasi di :-

* LEVEL 5 , WISMA NAZA, N0. 12

JALAN SUNGAI BESI, 57100

KUALA LUMPUR

* Pada 18 NOVEMBER 2013 (ISNIN)

* Jam 9.00 Pagi - 5.00 Petang

Sebarkan kpd rakan2 anda juga..jika berminat confirm kehaadiran anda kpd kami ,tempat adalah terhad kepada yang menghantar resume terawal..

Ciri yang dikendaki 

1) Lelaki / Wanita berumur - 18 hingga 35 Tahun

2) Berminat menjadi pramugari/pramugara

3) Email resume 40 terawal

4) Gambar saiz full body / passport

5) Tinggi Minimum lelaki : 165 cm

6) Tinggi Minimum wanita : 157 cm

7) Minimum SPM (B.M/B.I) : Credit (C)

8) Kelebihan kepada yang boleh berbahasa Inggeris

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  03-60572480 utk booking tempat anda...

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Tahniah kepada yang berjaya di Walk In Interview di Sg. Buloh

Tahniah kepada mereka yang telah hadir pada 9  Nov 2013 yang lalu dan berjaya dalam sesi interview di Sg Buloh. Mereka telah meneruskan impian mereka untuk menjadi salah seorang cabin crew dan bekerja di salah sebuah syarikat airline terkemuka di dalam negara seperti 

Mari mengenal Airbus

So, how can you get to know and remember your aircraft types, quickly and easily? In this new series of articles, we take a look at the most popular commercial aircraft in use today and how you can spot the difference! Here is a quick beginner’s guide as to their description and how you can identify between them…
The Airbus Family

Airbus is an aircraft manufacturer based in France and produces half of the world’s commercial aircraft. It is known for its ‘fly by wire’ technology (computerized flying rather than manual) and the most popular A320 commercial aircraft as well as the new A380.

A318 - A stubby short aircraft, a shortened version of the A320 but with a tall tail! It has a single aisle and 2 engines and has arrow winglets on the wingtips. There are two main exits and one overwing exit on each side. It can hold approximately 100 passengers and can fly short to medium range flights up to 5,700 km.

A319 – The ‘baby bus’ is a slightly shortened A320. It has a single aisle and two engines and has arrow winglets on the wingtips. There are two main exits and one overwing exit on each side making it easy to identify from the A320. It can hold approximately 125 passengers and can fly short to medium range flights up to 6,650 km. The economy seat configuration is 6 seats across with the aisle through the centre.

A320 –The A320 is one of the mostly widely used commercial aircraft in the world. It is similar in size and capacity to a B737 but more modern with fly by wire technology in the cockpit. It has a single aisle and two engines. There are two main exits and two overwing exits on each side, making it easier to identify from the slightly smaller A319. It can hold up to 150-180 passengers and can fly short to medium range flights up to 6,150 km. The economy seat configuration is the same as the A319.

A321 – The A321 has a long body and is a stretched version of the A320. It has the usual single aisle, economy seat configuration of the A319 and two engines of much of the Airbus family. It has eight main exits and no overwing exits making it easier to identify. The two centre exits on each side are slightly smaller than the front and back exits. It can hold between 180-220 passengers and it suited to short or medium range flights. It can also be identified by its two four-wheeled main landing gear.

A330 – The A330 is a twin aisle wide body aircraft with two engines, making it easier to recognize from the larger A340. The economy seat configuration is usually two seats, aisle, four seats, aisle, two seats across but this depends on the airline and is suited to medium or long range flights. It can hold between 250-300 passengers depending on class seat configuration. There are four main exit doors each side of the aircraft and there are no overwing exits. Depending on the model it can travel between 7,400 and 13,430 km.

A340 – It is a long range/ultra long range aircraft with twin aisle and a similar seating configuration to the A330. It has a long body and has four main exit doors on each side of the aircraft. It has four engines and a double landing gear with four wheels, which makes it easier to identify from the A330, which looks very similar! It can hold between 260-360 passengers depending on the class configuration and has a range of 12,400 – 17,000 km.

A380 – The double decker aircraft and currently the largest passenger aircraft in use! It is wide bodied and has four engines. It can accommodate 555 passengers in a three class configuration with twin aisles and seating pattern of 10 seats across separated by two aisles in economy. If the aircraft was all economy it can provide 853 seats! There are a total of 16 exit doors. It also has a 20 wheel main landing gear. It has a flight range of 15,700 km – a distance of New York to Hong Kong for example.

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Tips of the day : 5 Tips for the Cabin Crew Interview

2. Questions and Answers Session
Stay Relevant
You really have to listen to the question, and answer the question, and answer it concisely. Always stick to the question you were asked. Don’t stray away from the discussion or the interview questions and move to irrelevant and unrelated answers.

Provide Examples
You can say you can do something, or you can give examples of things you have done. Prepare in advance some examples and answer the questions in specifics not in generalities. You can say ‘Yes, I have done that before. Here is an example of a time I did that… Did this answer your question?’

Be Honest
Dancing around difficult interview question is not a good technique. If you don’t have a skill, just tell the interviewer so and don’t try to cover it up by giving examples that are not relevant. You are better off if you tell them that even if you maybe don’t have that particular skill, you might have some related skills and you can tell them about those if they like.

3. Your turn to ask questions
When the interviewer asks you if you have any questions for them, do not be silent. Prepare in advance couple of questions or ask any questions that may have resulted from the information exchanged during the interview.
By asking relevant smart questions you show you enthusiasm and interest in the company.

4. What’s the next step
Unless it has been clearly explained before the cabin crew final interview, you need to know exactly what happens next in the hiring process. Try to establish the time frame for a hiring decision to be made and who you should get in touch with to follow up the status of your application. Should you phone or email? Clarifying this information not only lets you know what is happening but also shows the interviewer that you are professional and organized.

5. Thank the interviewer
Sincerely thank the interviewer for the time spent with you. Give a firm handshake and make eye contact when doing this.

Being successful at your cabin crew final interview is all about confidence. Confidence comes from being prepared. You are on your way to success, trust that!

Tips of the day : 5 Tips for the Cabin Crew Interview

1. Body Language
The little signals that we unconsciously send to the people we interact with show how you are feeling at that certain time and what you are really like. We can decode somebody’s body language better than anything else, so pay attention to it.


Posture
• Sit upright, but not too stiff in your chair – this shows that you are comfortable and confident.
• Lean slightly forward – this shows you are interested and involved.
• Very slightly tilt your head to one side – this shows you are friendly and open.

Hands
• Rest you hands loosely clasped in your lap or on the table.
• Do not touch your face – touching your nose or lips can indicate that you are lying.
• Do not elevate your hands above the neck – this shows that you are nervous and annoyed.
• Do not cross your arms across your chest – this shows a defensive attitude.
Legs
• Cross your feet at the ankles or place both your feet on the floor – this shows a professional and confident look.
• Control your leg movement – shaking or bouncing your leg shows nervousness and is distracting.
• Do not rest your leg on top of the other knee – this is perceived as arrogance.

Tone of voice
• Breathe and pause before answering questions.
• Vary your tone and pitch.
• Smile and nod at appropriate times, but do not overdo it.
• Do not laugh on your own – laughing along the interviewer is more appropriate.
• Always use words to answer questions. Don’t reply just with nods and head shakes.

Don’t forget!
• Get plenty of sleep the night before the interview. Yawning in front of the interviewer suggests boredom.
• Don’t consume alcohol the night before, and avoid spicy or garlic rich food as these may taint your breath.

Stay tuned for the next tips....