Cabin Crew

One-day Experience for Schools

This One-Day Cabin Crew Experience is an exclusive taster course designed for Year 10, 11, and 12 students in Queensland.

Suitable for
Year 10, 11 and 12 students
Venue
Aviation Australia Brisbane Campus
Dates
Registrations closed
Cost
$2,693 (inc. GST)

Dreaming of a career in the skies?

This one-day course is designed for students who are keen on becoming cabin crew but haven’t yet decided if it’s the right path for them. It’s a hands-on way to find out, and to learn how to stand out from the crowd.

A career as a cabin crew member offers excitement and fulfilment, with opportunities to travel and experience a new view every day. Flight attendant roles are highly competitive and the recruitment process can be stressful. With our guidance and training, students can approach it with confidence, knowing what recruiters are looking for and equipped with the skills to set themselves apart.

Join us for an immersive day that includes hands-on safety slide demonstrations, insights into the recruitment journey, and an introduction to cabin crew training, all in world-class facilities used by a number of airlines.

Along the way, students build confidence, customer service skills and a real feel for the cabin crew role, with hands-on safety and emergency training, networking opportunities and plenty of personal development in a day that’s as fun as it is educational.

What students will cover

  • A day in the life of cabin crew
  • Professional image requirements and how to get the flight attendant look
  • The recruitment journey, including applications, video interviews, assessment days and team building
  • Emergency procedures, with safety demonstrations, a tour of the training facilities and a go on the evacuation slide

Schools have 14 days to pay from the date of invoice. If payment isn’t received within this timeframe, the booking will be forfeited and made available again online.

Dates are final and cannot be changed. Please ensure you’ve read all Terms and Conditions before booking.

Frequently asked questions

How many students can attend?

Each session is capped at 20 participants, so places are limited.

Do students need to bring food?

Yes. Students should bring their own lunch, snacks and a water bottle.

What should students wear?

Full sports attire with thick, above-ankle socks. These are required for the hands-on safety activities, including the evacuation slide.

Please leave jewellery at home and avoid skirts or any clothing that restricts movement.

Is there parking?

Yes, free parking is available on Melia Street.

Can we get there by public transport?

Yes, buses run along Boronia Road. Visit the Translink website to plan your trip.