How is the work of the crew of EMU (high-speed train)?

The flight attendant's job is still good.

High-speed rail crew major is to train high-speed rail flight attendants, requiring secondary vocational and college education. The main courses include introduction to tourism, introduction to passenger transport and tourism, passenger transport, basic knowledge of railway safety, tourism psychology, physical training, tourism English, passenger security, train crew, train service, computer foundation, labor safety and health, etiquette and makeup, tourism geography, Putonghua, railway basic knowledge, railway regulations, railway geography, aviation etiquette, basic English, oral English communication, physical training, professional ethics and simplicity.

The specific registration requirements are:

Students who have reached the age standard and graduated from junior high school can register; Well-proportioned figure, the height of girls is above 158cm, and that of boys is above 168cm; No tattoos, no color blindness, no bad hobbies, and good physical fitness; Finally, you need to come to the school for an interview, and you can enter the school if you pass the interview.

First, smile

Smile is an international etiquette, which can fully reflect a person's enthusiasm, cultivation and charm. A really sweet but unprofessional smile is from the heart, natural and generous, true and kind. When smiling, the corners of the mouth slightly become warped, the lips slightly open, and the expression is sincere and natural. The emblem smile of female passengers should be sweet, and the emblem smile of male passengers should be kind. Keep smiling face to face with each other, be brave to face each other and accept each other's eyes. Smiling should run through the whole process of etiquette.

Second, the eyes

When talking to people, look at them most of the time. The right eyes are born. You shouldn't look around or stare at each other. When you say goodbye or shake hands, look the other person in the eye.

Third, standing posture

Basic requirements: hold your head up and chest out, chin up, hips up, shoulders drooping naturally. Chest out and abdomen in, neck straight, chin closed, body naturally straight, smiling.

Stewardess: Feet together, right foot slightly backward, toes separated into a "D" shape, hands with four fingers together, clasped cross, right hand folded on the left hand, naturally hanging in front of the abdomen.