If you've ever dreamed of travelling around the world for work, there's a brilliant opportunity to join world-renowned airline Emirates who are hiring cabin crew in Dublin.
The Dubai-based airline Emirates is looking for enthusiastic cabin crew candidates to join their team, and successful applicants can enjoy fantastic benefits such as tax-free salary, free housing provided by the company, free transportation to and from work, excellent medical cover, and special discounts on Dubai's shopping and leisure activities.
Emirates is hosting a cabin crew recruitment open day on Monday, 6 March at 9am at the Hilton Dublin Charlemont Place, Dublin 2. Applicants are being asked to bring along with them to the open day an up to date CV in English, and a recent photo.
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According to Emirates, you can pre-register for the event on the Emirates website. Walk-ins and those who haven't applied online are also welcome to attend the opening day in Dublin.
Meanwhile, shortlisted candidates will be informed of the times of the subsequent assessments and interviews on the same day. Successful applicants will also receive training at the ariline's state-of-the-art facility in Dubai.
A spokesperson for Emirates said: "With 160 nationalities representing the airline’s cabin crew team, its workforce reflects the diversity of its passengers and conducts worldwide operations in more than 130 destinations across six continents using a contemporary fleet of more than 200 wide-body aircraft.
"The airline is the largest global operator of the Boeing 777 and the Airbus A380. Emirates has been flying to Ireland for 11 years and currently offers a twice daily service from Dublin to Dubai."
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