Interested in becoming a flight attendant? If so - read on!

A key component of all International Travel College courses is the inclusion of our unique flight attending workshops. These have been developed in consultation with international airlines, and include the key ingredients a new entrant into the industry would require before applying to an airline for a flight crew or ground-based position.

Students are provided with an overview of:

The flight attending role Airline industry requirements Practical safety demonstrations Skills and qualifications required for flight attending employment AIrport Check-in duties Passenger safety and comfort Practice of in-flight service
Information is provided on recruitment practices within airlines operating in Australasia. A comprehensive Airline Directory is available for students who follow through to airline applications.

It is important to note that all airlines deliver their own in-house training for new recruits to flight attending. This is standard international practice, and ensures that each airlines' safety and service standards and procedures are closely followed. This means that prior to securing a position within an airline there is no external (College based) dedicated flight attending training course that airlines require or recognise in connection with their recruitment of new flight attendants. We recommend that students check with airlines prior to enrolling on any dedicated flight attending courses.

Students interested in pursuing a career within an airline should consider the International Qualification in Travel, Tourism & IT, or the International Airline & Travel Agency Diploma. Both courses include training in international air travel, international fares & ticketing, airport and terminal check-in procedures, together with the full flight attending workshop training.