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Thanks to Plavt and the 'member of the cabin crew union there in UK' for taking such great interest. I too have spoken to the interviewers and employee of the BA SG base. Anyway those interested in the position with BA based in SG, lighten up. Once recruited, you will be confirmed upon 6 mths' satif...

aWleSs is right. Plavt, as much as you're trying to help here you do not fully understand the employment terms of an overseas crew base such as BA's. What you've highlighted without doubt are general terms of UK employment. The probationary period is 6 months even though this is a one-year temporary...

Actually passing rate is not low this time, it's always been like this. At the time I was interviewed, 13 of us pass the assessment day out of over 60 people who attended. Out of the 13, about half made it pass final interview.

Here's an outline of the recruitment process, hope it helps... Open Day You can go anytime from 9am to 4pm to hand in your CV/application forms. Not sure whether things have changed now cos my interview was a year ago. Those successful on this day - which includes arm reach test and a discussion rou...

the airlines r looking for people who look pleasant and has great body posture and poise. they are also looking for people who know when to be a team player, yet be firm at the same time too. from grp discussions, they can tell if u r too domineering, over-assertive etc.. all in all, they want u to...

The selection conducted yesterday was on behalf of Emirates Airline. The people you met yesterday were from the airline-assigned agency and they've been doing this pre-screening for EK for years. They kind of know what EK are looking for so that when the EK personnels come to SG to conduct the actua...

Hey guys, im sort of new here, and this came in as something quite urgent. Reading through the forum was a handful of help, as this is my first time attempting for a cabin crew interview. I was quite confident to attend for the Emirates walk-in interview this saturday, also after completing the onl...

Hi flawa and toygirl, Tnxs for the invaluable input. I am currently working as a data analyst, I have minimal customer service experience(except for some sales experience that I have gained during school vacation), does that mean that my chances of being selected or even short-listed are potentiall...

For those who might be interested, I chanced upon this forum http://www.pprune.org/forums/showthread.php?t=259102. Here you can find details on company information and interview process.

I'll have to agree, in this part of the world where Emirates recruitment take place, Open Days are taken care of by an agency. They pre-screened the candidates before the Emirates people comes to assess the candidates further... then they will test communication, language and some IQ skills. It may ...

xmischax, you're right... as the Open Day selection was carried out by the agency, what they mostly did was to shortlist the candidates based on appearance. I know, this may not seem fair to some, but on an ocassion such as Open Day where there is a large crowd and only several hours to shortlist ab...

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flyaway wrote:Hi all. Clarification - 12 out of 40 made it through today. No one is sure why the 28 candidates didn't make it.

Hey flyaway,
That is a really high attrition rate. Did you get through?

Yes I did So happy.

Hi all. Clarification - 12 out of 40 made it through today. No one is sure why the 28 candidates didn't make it.

Hi simmy, Happy to hear your interview went well. But you should be happier that you're only 3 month's left to finishing your course of study! Please choose wisely. If I were you, I'd choose to complete my studies first. Let the employer know of your plans and your interest in joining them in the ne...

I sent in my application on 22nd March. I've not gotten any calls.