Dalmac Cabin Crew training corse 'November'

aronmcstay

Hi, is anyone doing the Dalmac cabin Crew training corse through ryanair on the first or eight of november, if so are you planning to stay in Dublin and do you know anything about the tests along the way and the practical????

Dacian

Not too many FR crew on here. I assume the tests and the practical will cover everything you do (safety/fire/decomp/evac drill/first aid) during the training course.

shamrock421

Use this forum insted I would suggest and Goodluck!
http://www.cabincrew.com/forums/category/ryanair/19/1

Sterling Archer

Check this Thread

missmoo

You'll do tests every week, after you complete a topic. Your initial exam is after about 3 weeks, pass mark 85%, if you fail first time, you can re-do a different exam, not many pass the second time. Your conversion is at the end of your course, pass mark 90%. Topics are first aid/decompression/dangerous goods/security/fire/, there's endless drills to learn and then you have 1 day of customer and sales training after your conversion.

If you're doing the course in Rush, Dalmac will arrange host housing for you at you own expense.

Also before your initial, you'll have your survival training, was out in Sportslink in Santry when I did it, after you pass the initial, you'll head to Stansted to do the cabin training.

Initial and conversion exams cover all the topics, there's usually a few pages of multiple choice, then pages of drills that have to be written out word for word.

Locker10a

missmoo wrote: »

You'll do tests every week, after you complete a topic. Your initial exam is after about 3 weeks, pass mark 85%, if you fail first time, you can re-do a different exam, not many pass the second time. Your conversion is at the end of your course, pass mark 90%. Topics are first aid/decompression/dangerous goods/security/fire/, there's endless drills to learn and then you have 1 day of customer and sales training after your conversion.

If you're doing the course in Rush, Dalmac will arrange host housing for you at you own expense.

Also before your initial, you'll have your survival training, was out in Sportslink in Santry when I did it, after you pass the initial, you'll head to Stansted to do the cabin training.

Initial and conversion exams cover all the topics, there's usually a few pages of multiple choice, then pages of drills that have to be written out word for word.

missmoo i persume your still with Ryanair? and still based in Dublin?
Are crew being cut back at Dublin? or is there a chance new crew could be based there?

missmoo

Locker10a wrote: »

missmoo i persume your still with Ryanair? and still based in Dublin?
Are crew being cut back at Dublin? or is there a chance new crew could be based there?

yep and yep, still there for my sins:p as for new crew, the last couple of training courses that have been done, a lot of the crew came to DUB, there's been a lot of people leaving recently for various reasons. it all depends where crew are needed, they asked crew to transfer to the canary island bases for the Christmas period. so i guess it all depends on your luck if you get DUB or not!!

Locker10a

missmoo wrote: »

yep and yep, still there for my sins:p as for new crew, the last couple of training courses that have been done, a lot of the crew came to DUB, there's been a lot of people leaving recently for various reasons. it all depends where crew are needed, they asked crew to transfer to the canary island bases for the Christmas period. so i guess it all depends on your luck if you get DUB or not!!

Okk cool thanks!! How do you find DUB as a base? I keep hearing about how flights are being cut back from Ireland would be afraid they wouldnt take new crew on there and id end up in , god i dunno Hann or what ever its called , or someother godforsaken place :eek::pac: (which may be a really nice place if you can speak the language and know the area).