Description
Cabin Crew are being adversely affected during the COVID-19 pandemic with the number of flights being drastically reduced.
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Cabin Crew – Leveraging Professional Skills
QAR 500.00
What you’ll learn
- Define your preferred learning style and understand your strengths and weaknesses.
- Identify your transferable skills – technical and non-technical
- Enhance your CV, resume skills and self-promotion techniques.
- Improve your interviewing skills and professional networking skills.
Who should attend
- Cabin Crew.
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- Recognize differences in pharmaceutical products and their main characteristics.
- Recognize pharmaceutical product packaging types, transport equipment and active/passive shipping systems
- Discuss regulatory requirements for handling and transporting time and temperature sensitive pharmaceutical products.
- Describe air freight supply chain stakeholders, roles and responsibilities and important process milestones.
- Manage requirements for documentary and physical handling of pharma shipments in air freight.
Who should attend
- Cargo agents.
- Freight forwarders.
- All staff involved in the transport and handling of pharmaceutical products
- Airline staff and shippers transporting time and temperature sensitive healthcare products.
- Primary producers or manufacturers of pharmaceutical and healthcare goods
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QAR 1,000.00Add to cartWhat you’ll learn
- Protect the safety and welfare of animals on the ground and in the air.
- Describe container design principles for live animals
- Determine which container requirement is applicable to the animal being transported.
- Describe carrier requirements and government regulations.
- Identify relevant documentation.
Who should attend
- Cargo agents and freight forwarders.
- Airline passenger representatives.
- Cargo Operations personnel.
- Customer Service.
- Reservations and Operations staff
- Airline Handlers
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QAR 1,000.00Add to cartWhat you’ll learn
- Identify and classify dangerous goods.
- Interpret hazard communication
- Detect hidden dangerous goods in cargo and mail.
- Accept passenger and crew baggage.
- Explain the basic Emergency Response procedures.
Who should attend
- Airline, airport and ground handling passenger handling staff.
- Airline and airport staff at transfer desk.
- Operations managers and frontline supervisors of passengers handling.
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QAR 1,000.00Add to cartWhat you’ll learn
- Explain the changing environment of the airline industry and travel consumer
- Define sales cycles and utilize them to their advantage
- Convey the importance of attitude within the workplace.
- Describe the revenue, merchant, and consultant models.
- Build an agency environment suitable to the implementation of service fees.
- Calculate costs and ROI associated with providing services.
- Differentiate between costs associated with corporate and leisure travel.
- Determine key revenue generators, and how they contribute to increasing the bottom-line.
- Export production ready assets.
- Explain the benefit of IATA’s TASF solution
Who should attend
- Travel industry entrepreneurs
- Travel agency employees and managers.
- Airline ticketing agents and managers.
- Air fares and ticketing specialists
