Cabin Crew Professional Readiness and First Aid Essentials
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Snapshot
What You Learn
Students will learn how the Cabin crew recruitment and interview process works as teachers guide them through employer expectations and how to present themselves professionally. They will explore personal branding by reflecting on their strengths, values, and identity, and they will practise creating an effective elevator pitch.
Teachers will also support students in learning how to answer motivational, personality, and behavioural interview questions using the STAR method, while helping them build a “situation bank” of real-life examples they can draw on.
Finally, students will learn how to ask thoughtful questions at the end of an interview, helping them demonstrate confidence, professionalism, and genuine interest in the role.
Students will learn how to confidently respond to a wide range of emergency situations by following the DRSABCD action plan, including how to assess danger, check responsiveness, call for help, clear the airway, assess breathing, and place a patient in the recovery position.
They will be trained in lifesaving skills such as CPR for adults, children, and infants, and how to use a defibrillator safely. Students will also learn how to manage choking, severe bleeding, shock, burns, fractures, medical emergencies such as asthma attacks, allergic reactions, diabetes episodes, seizures, and strokes, as well as how to recognise symptoms and provide appropriate first aid until professional help arrives.
What You Get
Completion certificate and statement of attainment for the following units :
HLTAID009 - Provide Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation
HLTAID010 - Provide Basic Emergency Life Support
HLTAID011 - Provide First Aid
Materials to Bring
Students should bring comfortable clothing that allows for bending and kneeling.
Notebook and pen for taking notes.
Fully charged device such as a smartphone, tablet, or laptop for completing any digital components or assessments.
Water bottle, snacks and/or light lunch
Any personal medications they may need, and their reading glasses if required.
Students are encouraged to bring a positive attitude and readiness to participate in practical, hands-on activities throughout the day.
Dress Code
Neat business attire
Description
Cabin Crew Professional Readiness and First Aid Essentials
In this training, students will develop the skills and confidence needed to present themselves professionally by learning how the recruitment and interview process works to be cabin crew, exploring personal branding, and practising effective elevator pitches.
Teachers will guide students in answering motivational, personality, and behavioural questions using the STAR method while building a bank of real-life examples to support strong interview responses.
In addition, students will gain essential first aid knowledge and hands-on skills aligned with
HLTAID009, HLTAID010, and HLTAID011, including CPR for all age groups, safe use of a defibrillator, managing choking, bleeding, shock, burns, fractures, and responding to common medical emergencies.
By the end of the day, students will be equipped with both the professional communication skills needed for employment and the practical first aid abilities required to respond confidently and effectively in emergency situations.
