I bring enthusiasm, realism, and positivity to my role at Qantas. I love that I can be authentic while maintaining a high level of professionalism.
Joining Qantas with a training pathway as my goal, I was continuously supported and guided throughout my career from a Flight Attendant to a Cabin Check and Trainer.
Qantas' commitment to cultural sensitivity and inclusivity was one of the key aspects that attracted me to the company. As a new immigrant, I wanted to join a team that recognises and values people from all backgrounds.
At work, I always look forward to creating amazing moments for our customers together with my colleagues.
Cabin Crew recruitment journey
Thinking about joining our cabin crew? Here are some things you can expect throughout the recruitment process.
Check criteria
Before you apply, remember to check the minimum criteria before applying. If you have any questions, there’s lots of helpful information in the Cabin Crew FAQ’s below.
Upload your CV
Upload an up-to-date cover letter and a CV that tells us about your skills, strengths and qualifications that will demonstrate that this is the right job for you.
Online assessment
After your initial application, we’ll ask eligible candidates to complete an online assessment about their values, experience, and motivations. It helps us assess personality traits, behavioral competencies, and language skills to make sure you’re a good fit for the role.
Assessment day
If you meet the initial requirements, we may invite you to a face-to-face assessment day. These are highly interactive and allow you to meet and talk with a group of Qantas representatives. The day includes a one-on-one behavioural-based interview, group activity, written comprehension assessment, and a height and reach test.
Pre-Employment checks
Before we make an offer to you, we’ll first need to complete various checks, including reference checks, a background check, criminal and security clearances, and a medical examination.
Training
If you’re successful, then congratulations! You’ll join the Qantas Cabin Crew training program, which can take place in Australia and around the world. The program takes up to eight weeks and covers topics like customer service, aviation first aid, aircraft and personal safety, and emergency procedures. It’s an intensive training program that involves written and practical components, including exams that you must pass to proceed.
Wings
Once you’ve successfully completed your training and passed all your assessments, you'll be awarded your "wings" - a proud moment for all cabin crew around the world. We look forward to your application and wish you the best of luck.
