Do airlines generally recruit people from aviation schools or train in the society for a short time?

The landlord should want to be a flight attendant or ground crew. If you want to be selected by an airline, you might as well go to an aviation school. However, if the landlord's foreign language and education are good enough and high enough, whether he can go to aviation school is still very promising, but he must insist, because different airlines have different aesthetic standards and the direction of recruitment is different every time. One of my classmates interviewed N domestic airlines, but none of them were selected. However, this year, she was taken a fancy to by a great foreign airline. She went by herself, which is social recruitment. Her advantages are English and Korean, so gold always shines. As for training, every company will conduct training after you are selected. China Eastern Airlines does not charge training fees, and accommodation is included. The conditions are very good. Other airlines have to charge at least 15000 for training, not including accommodation there, a lot. About internships, every company is different. HNA's internship time is longer. If you haven't graduated, you should practice until you get your diploma. I wonder if my answer can help you.