Free Level 2 Air Cabin Crew Course in Wakefield. Classes run at Wakefield College, full-time during the day.
The course covers the knowledge and skills airlines look for in new cabin crew. You'll study passenger safety, customer service, and travel and tourism alongside the course training. The course takes one year to complete. You'll need five GCSEs at grades 9 to 3, or a Level 1 qualification in Travel and Tourism, to be considered.
You'll finish with a City and Guilds Certificate in Air Cabin Crew (New Entrant) at Level 2.
Upon successful completion of the course, you will receive a Level 2 Certificate in Introduction to Air Cabin Crew and a Level 2 Certificate in Travel and Tourism.
The UK is the seventh-largest tourism market globally, contributing over £70 billion to the economy each year. With more than two million people employed in the Travel and Tourism sector, there are numerous opportunities for you to pursue a rewarding career, both within the UK and internationally.
Studying Travel and Tourism at Wakefield College will provide you with the knowledge and qualifications needed to start your career in this exciting industry. Each year, we organize a variety of day trips and an annual residential trip to give learners valuable industry insights.
Your course will feature a dynamic mix of classes, lectures, seminars, workshops, presentations, and independent research. Some lessons will take place in our purpose-built aircraft cabin room, where you can develop the skills and knowledge needed to work as Cabin Crew. You’ll also have access to digital resources to research and stay up-to-date with the latest travel and tourism news. Some sessions will take place in classrooms, where you'll prepare for a career in the industry, and you’ll gain hands-on experience using the latest travel industry directories and manuals. Our strong connections with companies such as Fly Me, Jet2 Holidays, Travel Counsellors, and the Wakefield Tourism Department offer students the opportunity to learn from real-life experiences.
Throughout the academic year, we plan a range of visits and residential trips. Past day trips have included visits to Chatsworth House, The Yorkshire Wildlife Park, Yorkshire Sculpture Park, and London. Overnight residential trips have included destinations such as New York, Amsterdam, and Disneyland Paris (subject to availability).
Please note: Work placement opportunities will be available as part of the course.
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