Originally Posted by
timetoflyrn
Thank you! I have read all of your posts here and it does seem like it is such a looong process, but you guys are closer to the finish line than the starting line so I'm sure y'all can't wait to start flying.
Thank you for the tips, really appreciate it!
I do have a question, I've attended middle east airlines ADs before and never had a "written comprehension assessment" in my experience.
What does this Written Comprehension Assessment entail? Thank you to anyone who can shed light to this query.
Also, yes, it is for International Cabin Crew based in Sydney (Job Ref R77479).
So, the written comprehension assessment is an English competency assessment process where you and your group (and maybe other group) sit together in a room, within 10 mins, you will be given a piece of information (I believe it is from the aircraft operation Manual) and answer 4 questions at the end. the question are straight forward and all the answers are in the reading, all you need to do is copy and paste the correct piece of info to answer the question. However, make sure you answer with sentence(s), not just word. 10 mins is PLENTY of time for this task, it is not hard, even for me, which English is my second language.
the reading I was given was about procedures we need to follow when the cabin door is open or "cracked", like it asked me who to notify, what to do if......, and so on, but it is not hard at all.