Cabin Crew Initial Training for Attestation

Cabin Crew Attestation (CCA) of Initial Training

***£715 (10% Discount) when booked 2 or more months before start date! (Normally £795)***

This course is the real EASA cabin crew qualification, and is approved by the Civil Aviation Authority.

The course forms the first part of the training and qualification that would traditionally be delivered by airlines. It covers all the generic subjects common to all airlines and passenger aircraft.

This means that successful candidates will be able to apply to any airline in Europe and be recognised as being part qualified as a cabin crew member already. This makes the candidate far more employable than an unqualified applicant. Some European airlines ask for an Attestation as part of their essential requirements.

All successful skypeople CCA students will receive Priority Application for Thomson Airways Cabin Crew Recruitment.

The CCA will be issued on successful completion of the Initial Course and is valid for 5 years to any airline in any EU member state.

Skypeople are a Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) approved Cabin Crew Training Organisation (CCTO0004) to deliver this course. Only a CAA CCTO can issue an EASA Cabin Crew Attestation (CCA).

This course is compliant with the guidance material as set out by EASA Aircrew Regulations, Annex V Part-CC, Annex Vl Part ARA and Annex Vll Part ORA as applicable

The course is an 8 day course which has been condensed into 7 by completing a Pre Course Workbook.

Current course dates are as follows:

Manchester - M22 9UE

April 7,8,11,12,13,14 & 15

July 18,19,20,21,22,25 & 26

Portsmouth – PO13 9FU/PO14 1NH

February – (15,16,17,18, 22,23 & 24)

Doncaster – DN9 3GE

March – (8,9,10,11,14,15 & 16)

Hertford – SG12 9JF

February – (24,25,26,27 + March 1,2 & 3)

Huddersfield – HD1 3LD

December – (1,2,3,4,7,8 & 9)

May – (24,25,26,27,31 + June 1 & 2)

East Surrey College RH1 2JX

Dates TBA

North Hertfordshire College, Hitchin SG4 0JD

Febuary (8,9,10,11,12,15 & 16)

The course consists of

Module 1

Aviation Regulations and Passenger Handling

Aviation language & terminology, Theory of Flight & Meteorology, CAA & EASA, CC Responsibilities & Medical fitness, Identifying areas of responsibility, Chain of Command Boarding, Arming doors, In flight and landing procedures

Module 2

Human Factors and Crew Resource Management

A day in the life of CC, Human Factors, Attitudes & behaviours, Stress & stress management, Fatigue            , Situational awareness/Information acquisition, Hudson River case study, Personal Learning & assessment

Module 3

Safety and Emergency Procedures 

Definition/type of Emergency, Planned emergencies, Ditching, Crowd control/psychology, Turbulence, Pilot incapacitation, Decompression

Module 4

Fire and Smoke/Survival Training                 

Fire indications, triangle of fire & coordination, Fire locations & generic drills, Ground based emergency services, Search & Rescue, Survival

Module 5

Practical – Survival recap/wet drills/FTL  

Flotation equipment, Wet drill brief, Ditching practical, Flight Time Limitations

Module 6

Aero Medical First Aid (2 days) Session  1 

Primary & secondary survey, The unconscious passenger, First Aid kits, Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation, Shock, Fainting, Eustachian tubal function, Heat Stroke, Sunstroke, Airsickness, Choking, Asthma, Anaphylaxis, Hyperventilation

Module 7

Aero Medical First Aid (2 days) Session 2

Burns and scalds, Wounds, Fractures & soft tissue injuries, Cardiac conditions, DVT/Strokes, Emergency childbirth, Death on board, Diabetes, Epilepsy, Cosmic Radiation Circadian Rhythm/Fatigue/Sleep

Module 8

Security and Dangerous Goods

Security Governing Bodies, Airport planning requirements, Screening, Aircraft Security Security Searches, In flight security, Disruptive passengers, Classification of Dangerous Goods & packaging

Each module as above is tested for competency, and all module tests have got to be passed to achieve the CCA. Tests are a mix of practical and multi choice.

Each module as above is tested for competency, and all module tests have got to be passed to achieve the CCA. Tests are a mix of practical and multi choice.

If a module is failed 1 x resit is allowed, a maximum of 3 failed papers during the course is allowed. If the max failure is exceeded we will move the candidate back to the next course but there will be support and coaching behind this move, to support success for the next course. As a CCTO we have to ensure competency before issuing a CCA.

Candidates must be at least 17 years of age to enrol on this course (full testing and issue of CCA cannot be carried out until the candidate is 18)

Course cost is £795.00 per person.

People who would like to become cabin crew for EU (including UK) registered airlines, and who would like to apply to airlines in possession of much of the training which would normally need to be provided by the airline.

It is equally open to current cabin crew who are flying for non-EU airlines but who would like to move to an EU registered employer.

Also professional development for college and airline staff involved in the delivery of airline / travel and tourism related courses.

All skypeople CCA successful students will be offered Priority Application for Thomson Airways Cabin Crew

Fluent Spoken and Written English language.

17 years old

Confident in water

After successful completion of the course the candidate should apply for employment at an airline and will require conversion courses to their airlines specific procedures and aircraft types prior to flying as cabin crew.

All skypeople CCA successful students will be offered Priority Application for Thomson Airways Cabin Crew