Soar in Your Aviation Career
The Airline Cabin Crew Diploma Program at Western Community College equips students with the essential skills and knowledge required for a successful career as a flight attendant. The curriculum covers critical areas such as passenger safety, emergency response, and superior customer service.
Students will also gain insights into the operational aspects of airlines and effective crew collaboration, ensuring they are well-prepared to provide exceptional in-flight experiences.
- Comprehensive training in safety procedures and emergency protocols.
- Development of exceptional customer service skills.
- Insights into airline operations and crew resource management.
Next Intakes
Contact our admissions team today or request information on upcoming program start dates.
Career Opportunities in CABIN CREW
Start Your Career in Aviation Hospitality
$30*
Graduate Employment HOURLY Rate
*Based on Canada Job Bank
Upon successful completion, graduates are fully prepared to step into the role of Airline Cabin Crew, where they will play a pivotal role in enhancing the passenger experience while ensuring safety protocols are meticulously followed.
- Flight Attendant: Ensure passenger safety and comfort on commercial flights.
- Cabin Crew Supervisor: Lead cabin crew teams and oversee in-flight services.
- Corporate Flight Attendant: Provide personalized service on private and corporate aircraft.
Why Study at Western Community College
Western Community College offers students an inclusive and vibrant learning environment, with dedicated support services to ensure your academic success and personal well-being.
- Installment-based, low tuition fee.
- Choose weekday, weekend, or evening classes to fit your schedule.
- Part-time or full-time class schedule.
- Free CLB preparation classes (*Conditions Apply).
Begin Your Path in AVIATION
Admission Requirements
Candidates must meet the following criteria:
- An acceptable Criminal Record Check
- Meet the IATA proportional Height and Weight standards
- Medical fitness as per Aviation Standards
Name of English language assessment/test | Minimum score(s)/level(s)* |
---|---|
International English Language Testing System (IELTS) Academic | Minimum overall score of 5.5 (no less than 5.0 in any module) |
Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) IBT | Minimum overall score of 46 |
Canadian Academic English Language Assessment (CAEL) | Minimum overall score of 40 |
Canadian English Language Proficiency Index Program (CELPIP) | Listening 6, Speaking 6, Reading 5, and Writing 5. |
Duolingo English Test (DET) | Minimum overall score of 95 |
Pearson Test of English (PTE) Academic | Minimum overall score of 43 |
Cambridge English Qualifications: B2 First exam (FCE) Institutions may include other Cambridge Qualifications at a higher level (i.e., C2 Proficiency (CPE)). | Minimum overall score of 160 or “C” |
Cambridge Linguaskill | Minimum overall B2 level |
LANGUAGECERT Academic | Minimum overall B2 level |
The Michigan English Test (MET) | Minimum overall B2 level |
iTEP Academic | Minimum overall score of 3.5 |
EIKEN | Minimum placement of Grade Pre-1 |
(Validity period of these test results is two years.)
Accepted Countries for Prior Education The following countries are recognized for education completed in English:
American Samoa | Dominica | Lesotho | St. Kitts & Nevis |
Anguilla | Falkland Islands | Liberia | St. Lucia |
– | Fiji | Malta | St. Vincent & the Grenadines |
Australia | Gambia | Mauritius | Tanzania |
Bahamas | Ghana | Montserrat | Trinidad & Tobago |
Barbados | Gibraltar | New Zealand | Turks & Caicos Islands |
Belize | Grenada | Nigeria | Uganda |
Bermuda | Guam | Seychelles | United Kingdom |
Botswana | Guyana | Sierra Leone | US Virgin Islands |
British Virgin Islands | Ireland | Singapore | USA |
Canada | Jamaica | South Africa | Zambia |
Cayman Islands | Kenya | St. Helena | Zimbabwe |
Completion Requirements
To graduate, students must achieve at least 60% in each course, maintain a C grade average or higher, complete 160 hours of in-house Mock-up drills/practical demonstrations and service, and attend at least 85% of classes.
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Take the next step toward your future!
Gain the skills you need for success and take the first step toward a rewarding career. Enroll today to learn essential industry knowledge, enhance your expertise, and open doors to new opportunities.
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Total program
hours
99%
STUDENT SATISFACTION RATE
$30*
Graduate Employment HOURLY Rate
BASED ON CANADA JOB BANK
97%
Graduate Employment Rate
Course # | Title of Course/Work Experience Component | # of Hours |
---|---|---|
ACC101 | Introduction to Airline Industry | 14 |
ACC102 | Air Transport Flight Operations | 21 |
ACC103 | Cabin Crew Role and Responsibility | 21 |
ACC104 | In Flight Service Standards | 14 |
ACC105 | In flight announcement & Communication Skills | 35 |
ACC106 | Personal Grooming & Hygiene | 35 |
ACC107 | Safety Procedure | 14 |
ACC108 | Emergency Procedure | 35 |
ACC109 | Emergency Equipment | 21 |
ACC110 | Aircraft Types | 14 |
ACC111 | Medical Emergencies, CPR & First Aide | 35 |
ACC112 | Aviation Security, Self-defense & Fire Fighting | 35 |
ACC113 | Dangerous Goods | 21 |
ACC114 | Airline Catering, On Board Retail Services, Inflight Entertainment & Food Safety | 35 |
ACC115 | Customer Services including dealing with difficult Passengers | 35 |
ACC116 | Mockup, Drills, Fall Safe and Swimming | 160 |
ACC117 | Essential French Language Skills for Cabin Crew | 70 |
Total Timeframe | 21 Weeks |
Our Academic Partners
We collaborate with leading Legal profession courses to ensure our curriculum is relevant and up-to-date, providing our students with valuable insights and connections.
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Tuition & Financing
We offer competitive tuition rates and flexible financing options to make your education at Western Community College both accessible and affordable.
BC Student Loan
In-house Financing
Student Line of Credit
Scholarships
Our dedicated Financial Aid Officers will help you every step of the way.
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