COURSES: ENGLISH FOR CABIN CREW

Pre-requisite: CEFR level A2

DESCRIPTION

An ideal course for flight attendants and flight attendants in training who need to become familiar with the different scenarios encountered in the day to day of a cabin crew.

Everything, from the recruitment process to in-flight service: greeting passengers and boarding to landing and layover.

Special emphasis highlighting the differences between British and American English as it pertains to the job-functions.

Practices cover several scenarios, such as meal service, dealing with difficult passengers, and responding to complaints, all with realistic listening extracts that source out the industry’s technical vocabulary in authentic use.

MODALITIES INCLUDED

Modality: Standard

The standard modality is best suited for slow-paced programs that give students more time between classes to assimilate and implement the content.

Modality: Accelerated

The accelerated modality is a faster paced program that improves on the standard by giving students either a faster coverage of the content or more practice time.

Intensive Modality: Rapid (only for refresher courses)

A fast-paced intensive course that covers an entire level of the CEFR scale, or English for specific purposes course in a single month. The rapid modality aims at the achievement of a full program at a fast pace progress.

Intensive Modality: Cruise

A Normal-paced intensive course that covers an entire level of the CEFR scale, or English for specific purposes course in a single month. The number of hours provide for a steady environment in which content is covered at a reasonable pace for students to internalise.

Intensive Modality: Thourough

Considered the most exhaustive; the Thorough modality is a semi-intensive program which gives students ample time for content analysis and practice. Ideal for first-time takers of Core CEFR levels of B2 and higher and official Cambridge exam certificate training programs.