What if I’m already a FA and I am studying for the language qualification? I’m at a B1 level but need more focus on airline vocab for standard French. What would be your recommendation?
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.
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What if I’m already a FA and I am studying for the language qualification? I’m at a B1 level but need more focus on airline vocab for standard French. What would be your recommendation?
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.
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