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Hi, it sounds like you have a solid basis in French. They're usually just testing to see if you can carry a basic, casual conversation in French. See our video on this here: ruclips.net/video/PZBnFQN2xcU/видео.html

No. GPA shouldn’t matter. As long as you have a high school diploma or equivalent. Double check with the airline you’re applying to.

Hi. The process is covered in our video here ruclips.net/video/Uknz_Z1KJHg/видео.html&feature=share

Depends on the airline

@@frenchforflightattendants thanks for the reply. Can you give me an airline in canada that accepts non permanent resident please im from philippines

Depends on the airline. Some will only hire Canadian citizens, others will hire permanent residents. You’ll need to check each airline’s flight attendant job posting to see what each airline’s hiring requirements are.

6:01 it’s important to look up each job posting and read it carefully to see what they require

You can do it! All the best :)

You can be honest with your level in French (or other languages) when talking to the interviewers. Depending on their needs, generally, any French is still better than none. They may hire you on the condition that you make efforts to improve your language level.

@@frenchforflightattendants I am a 50 year old woman though is that a limit?

@@veronicaprovencal9811 Airlines (in Canada) shouldn't have age limits. I know many who were hired above 50.

@@frenchforflightattendants thank you for your time😀

​@@veronicaprovencal9811good morning ma'am ☺️

Depends on the airline, but not completely necessary. But most Canadian airlines will favour French-speaking candidates and will likely hire them over someone who only speaks English.

I believe Air Canada only hires Canadian citizens with a Canadian passport. You can check on Air Canada's flight attendant job posting.

@@frenchforflightattendants sadly yes. If europeans wants to move to canada and obtain work permits they have to apply with other companies... and work something they dont like... Air canada must open up in this regards... at least to european union.

@@hamudilae467 They have such requirements in place for a reason. I'm not the expert in this aspect, but I suspect that when all their flight attendants and pilots have Canadian passports, it makes it logistically far simpler to deal with all the different passport and visa requirements for the different countries they send their air crew to.

@@frenchforflightattendantsAirlines in Gulf and British Airways hire all nationals worldwide... Cabin crew they have special visa to perform duties other than normal visa for tourist or immigration etc... they can do it.. but... the management needs to allow it

@@hamudilae467 Ah ok. Then I'm not sure. Perhaps there are labour laws or other factors at play.

Depends on the airline. Most (especially those that fly overseas) require a Canadian passport. Others don't. Check each airline's job posting to see.

Depends on how far you got. Did you get an interview? If so, they should tell you if you didn't make it past the interview. If you only sent in an application, then they'll likely only contact those whom they choose to interview. Check directly with each airline to confirm their hiring procedures.

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We publish some videos on our channel here that teach airline/flight attendant specific French. But our comprehensive flight attendant French course is on our site www.frenchforflightattendants.com . Module 1 is introductory French. Module 2 teaches French for airline French tests. Modules 3-5 teach flight attendant on-the-job French for all kinds of flight attendant situations. Module 6 teaches French for those who are already flight attendants but who want to pass their airline's French test to become French-qualified, which sounds like your situation, if I'm not mistaken.

For airlines in Canada, it depends on the airline. Some will only hire Canadian citizens with a Canadian passport (Air Canada, for example). Others will hire permanent residents as well (Jazz Aviation, for example). You'll need to check with each airline and read each one's flight attendant job posting to see.

​@@frenchforflightattendantsgood morning Sir please am a Cameroonian and which to be a flight attendant in Canada.. i want to know those airlines that doesn't ask for Canadian citizen i speak both English and French thanks

@@KimChloé-k9t Yes, there are a few. You can see which ones hire non-citizens too on our list of airlines here: www.frenchforflightattendants.com/how-to-get-hired

@@frenchforflightattendants thanks for your kind attention ☺️

It's definitely a unique but exciting job. Feel free to ask us any questions en français ou en anglais :)

Depends on the airline. You likely need a Canadian passport or permanent residence card. Check on each airline's job posting.

@@frenchforflightattendants what we need PR for canada ? if we have to appy for flight attendant , without PR WE cant be a air hostess?

@@amritpalkaur2141 See above. Depends. Check each airline's job posting.

Probably. You'll have to check with the schools themselves. Canadian airlines (by and large) don't care if you've done flight attendant schooling and won't give you any preference. Among other qualifications, they do care if you speak French or not.

Medical emergency situations perhaps