BA Interview from somebody who has got the （英航采访人的）.pdf

Information provided by www.cabincrewcourse.co.uk from one of our candidates who got the job with British Airways Mixed Fleet Cabin Crew Facebook /cabincrewcourse Twitter /#!/cabincrewtweet BA Interview from somebody who has got the job with British Airways Mixed Fleet – Their Story My assessment time was 11:45 - 14:15 I arrived about half hour early as I knew there was a multi-story car park there, but was unsure if I would be able to park as it says limits parking on the interview confirmation email. It was a good job I did as i had to keep circling the car park for a while and eventually found the last space! It’s a free car park. From here it’s a 3-5 min walk to the reception. Before you get there you go through the gates and have to show your passport and interview booking confirmation to a security officer - you then get handed your visitor pass which you must clip on your jacket. At reception you get greeted by a member of BA staff and asked to take a seat with the other hopefuls. From here you get your height, and your reach tested, you also have to demonstrate you know how to fasten and UN-fasten a seatbelt. You then all get taken through for a presentation on BA, they then explain the structure of the day. We then went straight in to a test. We had individual desks and had to complete a multiple choice question paper in 10 minutes - (on BAs careers website, if you log in and go to about my assessment day - they provide you a link to do some practice exam questions before the assessment day) I recommend doing this. The questions are nothing to panic about it is common sense and as long as you don’t rush through it you will be fine. Mark your answers and then go back through it a second time to give you peace of mind. Fromm here we got put in to three groups. Group1,2,3. Then told what group would be doing what firstfor examp