Airline Cabin Crew

Students

Ideal if: your goal is to work in the travel and tourism industry as airline cabin crew.

You’ll learn: working as a cabin crew; how to handle passengers and make passenger announcements; health, safety and security; cabin service and selling techniques; and dealing with emergency situations.

Expect: a mix of theory combined with practical experience to develop your customer service and selling skills.

You’ll love: our unique aircraft simulation room on campus and the opportunity to train with airlines like British Airways and Flybe.

This qualification is designed for anyone who'd like to work as cabin crew, including the duties carried out by cabin crew in the crew room.

"A feature of many curriculums is the effective emphasis on developing learners’ confidence through curriculum content that develops the skills that local industries need.” (Ofsted, 2023)

There are six units that will help you to develop your skills when working with customer on board: 1. Working As Cabin Crew 2. Airline Health, Safety and Security 3. Airline Emergency Situations 4. Dealing With Passengers on Board an Aircraft 5. Cabin Service - Selling Techniques 6. Making Passenger Announcements on Board an Aircraft The course is a combination of continual assessment and includes the development of practical workplace skills. You will be assessed through coursework and practical assignments. What's more the college has invested money into creating the right environment for you. So you will benefit from the latest learning technology and a unique aircraft simulation room where you can put your customer service skills into practice.

You will also be learning from tutors who have been cabin crew, and as part of the course you will have the opportunity to visit airlines to develop your skills.

As part of your programme of study you will also be timetabled for English and Maths.

You will need to complete relevant work placement as part of your course. You will have support whilst at College to arrange this but it is advised to start thinking about it prior to enrolment.