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Emirates is looking for talented South Africans to join its award-winning cabin crew

24 June 2022 By admin

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Emirates is looking for talented South Africans to join its award-winning cabin crew

Emirates is looking for talented South Africans to join its award-winning cabin crew

Do you want to collect passport stamps and make loads of friends from all over the world? Can you strike up a conversation with just about anybody? Have an unlimited supply of energy and patience?

If this sounds like you, then you’re in luck. Emirates, the world’s largest international airline is on a mission to recruit talented South Africans with a passion for service to join its award-winning cabin crew team.

To give you a head start, we’ve listed four things you need to do to ensure that you’re in the know about what’s required to become a member of the Emirates cabin crew, and how to approach the application process.

Understand what the job requires

Start by researching Emirates to learn more about what they’re looking for by heading over to the Emirates Group Careers page. Here, you’ll get access to cabin crew-related information on upcoming recruitment events, the recruitment process, training details, pay and benefits, and FAQs.

Here are a few non-negotiable job requirements you will need in order to qualify:

• You have a valid passport
• You’ve had more than a year’s experience in hospitality or customer service
• You have a positive attitude and the natural ability to provide excellent service in a team environment while dealing with people from many cultures
• Your minimum qualification is high school graduate (Grade 12)
• You need to be fluent in written and spoken English (the ability to speak another language is an advantage)
• You’re at least 160 cm tall and can reach 212 cm while standing on tiptoes, to enable you to reach emergency equipment on all aircraft types
• No visible tattoos while you’re in Emirates cabin crew uniform (without covering them with bandages or cosmetics)
• As Emirates cabin crew, you’ll be based in Dubai and will need to meet the UAE’s employment visa requirements

Are you ready to be an airline frontliner

Ensure that your personality is aligned with the position’s high-energy profile, so it’s worth reflecting on who you are as a person before you pull the trigger and apply.

You’ll be required to deliver top-notch service, and you’ll also be responsible for passengers’ overall health and safety. This means you’ll need to lead confidently and take control when managing aircraft services, security, and safety procedures.
On top of ticking the basic job requirement boxes and being comfortable with your role, you should be determined to always perform to the highest standards, focus on being solution-oriented, and be able to manage a demanding work schedule.

Prepare a knock-out CV and cover letter

Show who you are by discussing your achievements and how you can add value to the Emirates team by writing a thoughtful, personalised cover letter. Giving people a sense of your personality will help grab attention and increase your chances of receiving an invitation to interview.
Don’t forget to mention if you can speak more than one language and highlight any service or hospitality-related experience you might have. The same applies if you’ve completed first aid or emergency health response training.
This is your opportunity to boast about yourself ? make the most of it.
For the application form, you’ll need to fill in some personal details and submit your CV and photos.

Always dress for success

Whether you’re getting ready for your photos, preparing for the assessment day or the digital and face-to-face interviews, choosing a professional outfit will make a world of difference, as it can help you make a powerful first impression.
Smart business attire is the way to go to make a professional first impression. Make sure your clothes are ironed and presentable. Don’t forget your hair – think neat and professional.
Strictly follow the application instructions for your photos, as this will boost your chances of being invited to attend an interview as an Emirates flight attendant.
If you’re looking for an exciting career opportunity, apply online to receive an invitation to their next recruitment event. The team can’t wait to hear from you.

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