English for Cabin Crew
Book Overview
| Weeks | TOPICS | USEFUL LANGUAGE AND SKILL |
| 1 | Career path | Describing jobs and personal qualities |
| Responsibilities | Describing an airport | |
| People and places | ||
| 2 | Pre-flight briefing | Formal and informal greetings |
| Introductions | Asking direct questions | |
| Aircraft features | Saying what’s wrong | |
| 3 | Greeting passengers | Describing types of luggage |
| Boarding and loading | Request and responses | |
| Solving seating problems | ||
| 4 | Meal service | Describing food and drinks |
| On board sales | Making offers | |
| Classes of service | Asking about preferences | |
| Apologizing | ||
| 5 | Health issues | Parts of the body |
| Remedies | Offering help | |
| Attending sick passengers | Making suggestions | |
| Giving advice | ||
| 6 | Safety equipment | Explaining situations |
| Emergency procedures | Responding to concerns | |
| Air rage | Being assertive | |
| 7 | Preparations for landing | Giving instructions |
| Checking the cabin | Advising | |
| checking into a hotel | Explaining what’s happening | |
| Giving/refusing permission | ||
| 8 | Job applications | Talking about your experiences and interests |
| The interview process | Taking about job challenges and rewards | |
| Cabin crew job requirements |
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Ian Tanpiuco started his ESL career back in 2013. With his previous experience in tech and outsourcing, he helps students how to communicate in a business setup. After a couple of years, he started teaching IELTS and TOEFL. In 2017, he became a Jr. Web developer and currently teaching ESL online.