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DIPLOMA OF Flight Attendant

Become work ready in one of the most exciting and rewarding industries.

About the Flight Attendant Program

The Flight Attendant Program at Canadian Aviation College is 54 weeks and is designed to prepare our students to become a flight attendant using an international concept.

 

Today's flight attendants are highly trained, highly skilled, and focus on safety as the core of their job function.

 

The Flight Attendant diploma program encourages you to develop career-related skills, knowledge and behaviors to effectively perform a variety of functions required to provide passenger safety and exceptional passenger service as you work in the airline and travel industry.

Overview

Admission Requirements

  • Over 18 years of age

  • High school diploma or equivalent

  • IELTS 5.5 (international students)

Career Opportunities

Flight attendant for all air operators such as airlines, air taxis, charter flights, private flight operations. However, international students are not eligible for the Post Graduation Work Permit by completing this program.

Learning Objectives/Outcomes:

Upon completion of this program the successful student will have developed various career-related skills, knowledge and behaviors to effectively perform a variety of functions required in providing passenger safety and services specific to the aviation industry.

 

Each student will have demonstrated the knowledge and skills in: world geography and cultures, basic knowledge of aviation theory, the roles and responsibilities of aviation related personnel, safety and emergency procedures, different aircraft types, various types of drills, aviation first aid, in-flight services and self-defense.

Program Duration:

Total Program Duration: 54 weeks total.

Methods of Evaluation:

Students’ progress in the program is measured by their successful completion of the courses listed in the program outlines. A minimum of 70% on all course tests, as well as each assessment component of the courses, is required to successfully complete the program.

 

Required course materials:

  • First Aid

  • Oxford- English for cabin crew

  • Airline cabin crew training manual

  • CAC manual and workbook

Pre
Course Breakdown

Fees & Expenses

Registration Fee

Domestic Student - CAD 250.00

International Student - CAD 350.00

Tuition Fee

Domestic Student - CAD 15,750.00

International Student - CAD 19,000.00

Books

Domestic Student - CAD 500.00

International Student - CAD 500.00

Courses
Fees

This is a University Pathway program, graduates can transfer credits to Yorkville University for Bachelor of Business Administration.

Disclaimer: This program has been approved by the registrar of the Private Training Institutions Branch (PTIB) of the Ministry of Advanced Education, Skills & Training.

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