This two-year Ontario College Diploma program prepares you for a career in the airline industry with a focus on both flight operations and cabin management. You will gain practical skills through hands-on learning experiences. The curriculum covers essential flight attendant responsibilities, including maintaining passenger safety and adhering to regulatory procedures. You will learn to handle challenging situations and become proficient with aircraft safety and emergency equipment. The program fosters a service-oriented attitude combined with a strong safety focus, preparing you for diverse duties on the ground and in the air.
Graduates are prepared for various roles within the airline and aviation industry, with opportunities both in Canada and internationally.
International applicants may have different admission requirements. Please refer to the international admissions section on the Seneca website for specific details.
An additional cost applies for the mandatory uniform required for on-campus classes.
This program leads to an Ontario College Diploma.
This is a two-year Ontario College Diploma program, consisting of four semesters.
Graduates are prepared for various roles such as Flight attendant, In-charge flight attendant, Check-in/gate agent, Airline concierge, Airline reservationist, and Airport ground agent, with opportunities in Canada and internationally.
International applicants generally require an Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) or equivalent, which must include Grade 12 English (ENG4C or equivalent). Specific international admission requirements should be reviewed on the Seneca website.
International applicants should check admission requirements, prepare documents like academic transcripts and proof of English proficiency, and then apply online via the Seneca College website or an authorized representative. After receiving a Letter of Acceptance, pay fees and apply for a study permit.
The program uses a hybrid delivery model. Many courses are online, but some require on-campus attendance for practical sessions and hands-on experience with airline safety and emergency equipment.
Yes, an additional cost applies for the mandatory uniform required for on-campus classes.