Can junior high school students learn flight attendants if their English scores are not good?

Some students asked me about my poor English in junior high school. Can I learn flight attendants? Does the flight attendant major require high English level? What I want to say is that my major is communicative English, not junior high school English. Since this major is offered and taught by professional teachers, how can it be bad?

No matter what kind of college you enter, you need to meet certain requirements. Chengdu Aviation Vocational and Technical College was founded in 1965, and Desheng Intermediate Technical School was founded by the Third Ministry of Machinery Industry. From 1966 to 1998, the school was renamed and restructured many times, and 1998 was approved by the Ministry of Education. It is a public full-time ordinary college directly under the Education Department of Sichuan Province, the first batch of national demonstration higher vocational colleges, high-quality higher vocational colleges in Sichuan Province, the national demonstration base for continuing education of colleges and universities, the first batch of joint training schools for high-end technical and skilled undergraduate talents in Sichuan Province, and the training base for high-skilled talents in Sichuan Province.

The English requirements of flight attendants should be defined from two aspects: one is the aviation major of applying for flight attendants, and the other is applying for flight attendants, which are divided into domestic aviation and international aviation. The English requirements are different.

If you are a junior high school graduate, a senior high school student, a secondary vocational school student, etc. Who wants to apply for the flight attendant major, you don't have high requirements for English, because learning is the place to study. If you go to study, you will learn relevant flight attendant knowledge and aviation knowledge, which is already related to English. So there is no requirement. It would be better if you have a certain English foundation.

If you apply for flight attendants, crew members, aviation services and other positions, you have requirements for English. Domestic flights are low, and basic universities have passed Grade 4, which can cope with daily life, but international flights are different. Non-English majors are required to pass Band 6. English major, passing CET-4; The score of TOEIC test is above 650 (inclusive); More than 60 points in the new TOEFL test; English IELTS score is above 6.0 (inclusive); And some small languages, such as Korean, Japanese and Spanish, also have requirements.

In short, professional English for flight attendants is a must, and students at school also need to learn English, so that it is easier to find jobs in the future. The school trains talents in strict accordance with the standards of the employer, and can be better qualified for the job. Airlines are also willing to recruit in schools.

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