Diploma in Aviation, Tourism and Hospitality

The Course Curriculum of DoyensFly Diploma in Aviation, Tourism and Hospitality is designed by industry experts to train students in the skills required to become a successful professional in the fast growing Aviation, Tourism and hospitality sectors. Students are taught and trained in all the aspects related to aviation hospitality.

A brief overview of the course content is as follows:

In today’s competitive environment, English is undoubtedly the first requisite for a successful career, especially in the Aviation and Hospitality industries. We lay stress on improving your communication skills, by conducting various interactive sessions which give an edge to your spoken English, thus enhancing your confidence and personality.

Basic and Functional Grammar	Activities
Tenses	Group Discussion
Actions	Role Plays in Group & One to One
Story Telling	Tele Shopping
Experience, Moment and Jokes Sharing	TV News Reading & Anchoring
WH Formula and Comparative Study	News Paper Reading
Modals	Channel Change Games
Duties toward Society, Sharing of Emotions	Listening Skills Games
Forms of Verbs	Presentation
Alphabets and Vocabulary Games	Show Hosting
Preposition	Stage Handling
Short Forms	Public Speaking
Spelling Study	Selling Skills
Mannerly Things	Story Building Session
RWS Formula	Pros & Cons
Exclamations	Periodic Feels Exposure
Part of Speech	Outdoor Presentation
Sentence Structure	Audio Video Presentation
How to Read Time	Extempore
One Word Substitutions	One to One Conversation
Basic Reading and Speaking	Management Games
Formal Informal Letter	Communication Skill Games
Daily Usage Words and Sentences	Interactive Group Exercises

Module 1 – The history of the Cabin Crew position

Module 2 – Criteria to become Cabin Crew and why they are required

Module 3 – Terminology and Definitions

Module 4 – Using the 24 hour clock and the Phonetic Alphabet

Module 5 – Weather conditions that affect flying

Module 6 – Currency Conversion when working as Cabin Crew

Module 7 – Importance of teamwork and communication among Cabin Crew

Module 8 – Personal Presentation of Cabin Crew

Module 9 – Airlines New Entrant Course

Module 10 – An Overview of Normal Cabin Crew Duties

Module 11 – Pre-flight safety briefing of Cabin Crew

Module 12 – The layout of a commercial aircraft

Module 13 – Aircraft communication systems & Passenger Announcements

Module 14 – The Galley

Module 15 – Doors and emergency exits

Module 16 – Types of passengers

Module 17 – Cargo carried within the cabin area

Module 18 – Safety and emergency equipment

Module 19 – Emergency procedures

Module 20 – Evacuation

Module 21 – Ditching

Module 22 – Aviation First Aid

Module 23 – Physiology of flight

Module 24 – Going the extra mile and top tips when working as Cabin Crew

• Height : Female 157 cms, Male 170 cms
• Pleasing Personality
• Basic Knowledge of English