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Old 28th October 2009, 18:16   #1 (permalink)
 
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airline interview preparation
Hello, just wondering if anyone could help. I'm looking for a airline interview preparation course, ideally in london. I understand there are a few about, just wondering which would be the best?

Any advise would be great!
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Old 28th October 2009, 20:48   #2 (permalink)
 
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The best thing to do is to read real experience and examples on this forum and ask questions to members. And all the rest is up to u...Write down the questions that may be asked at interview and think what would u answer to them.I dont think any course can prepare u for thatGood luck!
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