Frankfinn initiates 4 new air-hostess training courses

Updated on: Monday, October 04, 2010

Frankfinn Institute of Air Hostess Training has announced the launch of four new "scientifically designed" short-term part-time courses for graduates and 12th pass students.

There are two courses on offer for graduates or those in the final year of graduation – Frankfinn Certificate course in Airport Ground Service (3 months) and Frankfinn Certificate course in Aviation & Hospitality Services (4 months), to prepare students for aviation and hospitality industries.

For 12th pass students, Frankfinn offers 6 months intensive Frankfinn Certificate course in Hospitality,Travel and Customer Service. It is also introducing an abridged 9 months Frankfinn Certificate Course in Aviation, Hospitality and Travel Management costing less than Rs 1 lakh.

The full-fledged one-year UK's Edexcel certified course BTEC HNC in Aviation, Hospitality & Travel Management will continue to be available for students with a minimum qualification of 12th class.

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