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#1 Ryanair training - what will i need? Posted 19/05/2012 at 12:06 |
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| What things will be required for the training? Eg. Do you need a black strap watch? |
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#2 Re: Ryanair training - what will i need? Posted 23/05/2012 at 18:25 |
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| Yes, amongst a long list of things. Email them and ask for a list - we were emailed ours after we'd arrived! |
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#3 Re: Ryanair training - what will i need? Posted 24/05/2012 at 17:39 |
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| Thanks i'll do that! Are you now cabin crew for Ryanair? I'd like to get in contact with one so they can tell me about the course and what it's like working for them! |
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#4 Re: Ryanair training - what will i need? Posted 24/05/2012 at 18:48 |
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I am, yes :) I've been in the job 6 weeks now and I really like it! The training was HARD, LONG, and at times very, very boring, but the people you'll meet are fantastic and make it so much better.
If you have any questions, just ask, I'm usually around when I'm not working ;) |
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#5 Re: Ryanair training - what will i need? Posted 25/05/2012 at 10:29 |
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| Where are you based? Do they try and base you where you want to go? |
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#6 Re: Ryanair training - what will i need? Posted 25/05/2012 at 10:39 |
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| I'm based in Edinburgh, I was very, very lucky - they do not base you where you want, unless you ask, and even then they put you where they need you. You have to be willing to relocate to ANY of their bases :) |
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#7 Re: Ryanair training - what will i need? Posted 25/05/2012 at 12:28 |
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How did they go around basing you? Where did everyone else in your group get based? I am prepared to go anywhere but i'd prefer to go to Europe just for the experience and i know most people in my group are wanting to stop within the UK. :) Also,
How quickly did you start work after the course? Did you have time to find accommodation etc? |
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#8 Re: Ryanair training - what will i need? Posted 04/06/2012 at 16:20 |
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Hello!!
Could you please tell me how is organised the training course and how are organised the daily tests and the main exams??Open questions?are really so difficult??
And then any suggestions about cabin crew shoes for a woman (features, heel,colour, etc)?
Thanks in advance for your answer! |
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#9 Re: Ryanair training - what will i need? Posted 08/06/2012 at 10:39 |
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I have NO idea how they base people - everyone from our course was based in the UK, and everyone on the course before us were based in Italy.
We started work the week after the course, but I know it can be up to two weeks. Finding accommodation was definitely the hardest part, there is limited internet in Hahn, and most people don't want you to sign a lease on a place unless you've visited it.
My advice on the housing is to get your parents/relatives/friends involved - the more people you have looking for you the better. :) |
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#10 Re: Ryanair training - what will i need? Posted 08/06/2012 at 10:43 |
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hi!
The course is set up into two sections, Initial and Conversion - they both work the same way.
Initial 1 is taught, and then the daily test is given the next morning - then initial 2 starts and so on.
The daily tests are not THAT important, they are more of an indicator as to whether or not you'll pass the exams. I have a very, very good memory so I didn't find any of it particularly hard, but the questions and answers are very specific. My advice is to READ READ READ and LEARN LEARN LEARN.
Cabin shoes for women need to be black, they need to be leather or to look like leather - no swede or gloss or shiny, and they have to be plain, no bows, buckles ect. Heels should be between 2-3 inches. |
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