Emirates Hiring in France: 5 Open Days in September


Emirates organise cinq journées portes ouvertes en France pour recruter ses futurs membres d’équipage - DepositPhotos.com, pustosh

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Emirates continues its recruitment drive in France with sessions organized in Cannes on September 16, Lyon on the 18th, Paris on the 20th, Nantes on the 25th and Toulouse on the 27th of September.

Interested candidates can pre-register online or simply appear on the day of the event.

The company is seeking profiles capable of welcoming and serving passengers while ensuring their safety and security.

New recruits will benefit from training at Emirates’ training centre in Dubai.


Un recrutement à cinq étapes

The sessions will take place at the following venues:

–Cannes, September 16, at the Five Seas By Inwood Hotels ;

–Lyon, September 18, at the Crowne Plaza Lyon Cité Internationale ;

–Paris, September 20, at the M Social Hôtel Paris ;

–Nantes, September 25, at the Mercure Nantes Centre Grand Hôtel ;

–Toulouse, September 27, at the Plaza Hôtel Toulouse Capitole.

Candidates must submit an online application with an English CV and a recent photograph.

The company recommends pre-registration, but applicants can also attend without an appointment.


Salary and benefits in Dubai

Emirates crew members based in Dubai enjoy, among other benefits, a competitive salary, company-provided housing, commuting transport between home and workplace, and medical coverage.

Reduced-rate flight tickets and various other perks are also offered. The airline’s crew comprises more than 150 nationalities and speaks 72 languages.

Emirates currently serves France with 35 weekly flights, including three daily A380 services from Paris, a daily A380 service from Nice, and a daily A350 service from Lyon.

Amara Nambinga

Amara Nambinga

I write about tourism, culture, and emerging destinations with a Namibian perspective. Through my articles, I try to highlight the places, people, and travel stories that show how Africa and the wider world are changing.