International Airline Department | 2-year program + long-term study abroad
AIRLINE
Studying abroad × Aviation hospitality, Towards becoming a world-class flight attendant/airport professional.
"Work, study, and take on challenges abroad." Gain experience to help with job hunting after returning to Japan.
CA offer rate
70.0 %
Expected to graduate in March 2026
GS offer rate
100 %
Expected to graduate in March 2026
Main employment offer results
Japan Airlines (JAL) Group
279 people
全日本空輸(ANA) Group
308 people
Employment list
Cabin attendant
Japan Airlines
All Nippon Airways
EVA Air
Asiana Airlines, etc.
Grand Staff
ANA Narita Airport Services
ANA Airport Services
ANA Osaka Airport
ANA Kansai Airport
JAL Sky, etc.
For aviation industry professionals
International Airline Department
Airline Course
Two years of serious study Become a shining me!
Only at "Airline School" Cabin attendant and ground staff practical training give a lesson.
Cabin attendant
Cabin attendants (CAs) have the role of both a "security officer" who protects the safety of passengers on board and a "customer service officer" who provides services to passengers so that they can use the aircraft comfortably. It is a popular job with a high hiring ratio.
Ground Staff
This job involves supporting customers at the airport from check-in to boarding so that they can board the aircraft smoothly. The range of work is wide, including serving customers in the lounge and taking care of baggage, and there are many opportunities to work with other departments.
World-class in three years Aiming to become a flight attendant or airport worker
Learning Features 01
sandwich study abroadso, Improve your English and hospitality skills
Only an "airline school" can do this. Language skills that lead to employment and the latest industry education
The International Airline Department works in collaboration with many airlines and offers a unique curriculum aimed at helping 100% of students find employment in the airline industry. We provide thorough industry and English education to help students find employment at foreign airlines such as JAL and ANA, which are considered difficult companies to get into.
Improve your English skills by studying abroad
Hospitality experience in a cross-cultural environment
Designed to directly link to job hunting after returning to Japan
1st yearDomesticBasics + Airport/In-flight Practice/Make English a Habit
2st year Long-term study abroad in the USEnglish + Overseas Practice (Cultural understanding and hospitality)
3st yearDomesticJob hunting specialization + advanced training + Corporate collaboration (Airport training and corporate lectures)
Learning Features 02
Connect with the industry Employment supportAnd lead them to a job offer
industry network
Current ANA and JAL employees will be teaching Direct instruction as a homeroom teacher/class teacher
Corporate collaboration program
Special lectures in collaboration with airlines / Corporate training
Thorough employment support
We will accompany you until you are satisfied, including with your self-promotional videos.
English x Practical Training Airport workforcePut on
LEARNING 01Various initiatives leveraging strong ties with the aviation industry
"Overwhelming" industry network
Current ANA and JAL employees are instructors and lecturers. In charge of I will teach you directly
Our instructors have extensive experience and knowledge in the field and will teach you directly. By imparting practical skills and the latest information to students based on real-world knowledge, you can effectively acquire the skills and knowledge necessary for real work.
LEARNING 02Introduction to classes to improve your interpersonal skills
A curriculum that fosters independence
Required in the aviation industry A program to develop the skills you truly need
What is required in the aviation industry is hospitality that faces each and every customer. Our school's curriculum helps students think for themselves and act proactively in any situation, strengthening their problem-solving skills in many different ways, and helping them grow into people who can play a wide range of roles in the future.
LEARNING 03Aim for a high TOEIC® score
English education that will definitely help you improve even if you are not good at it
Individualized coaching for each individual Suggest a study plan.
Your English teacher will create a study plan just for you based on your TOEIC® results and your daily study history. We will give advice focusing on each student's strengths and weaknesses, so you can improve your English skills efficiently.
When you step onto the floor, you feel like you're in a bustling airport. You can almost hear the hustle and bustle of the airport, with foreign languages flying around.
What can I learn in the International Airline Department?
A.
This is a three-year program that includes long-term study abroad in the United States. Current JAL and ANA employees serve as instructors, providing direct guidance on cabin attendant duties, ground staff duties, TOEIC preparation, and English conversation. Students develop practical skills in realistic environments, including an aircraft mock-up training room.
Q.
What kinds of companies do graduates of the International Airline Department typically find employment with?
A.
Many of our graduates have found employment as cabin attendants for airlines such as Japan Airlines (JAL), All Nippon Airways (ANA), EVA Air, and Asiana Airlines, as well as ground staff for companies such as ANA Narita Airport Services, ANA Airport Services, and JAL Sky.
Learn from the pros You can experience a wide range of lessons!
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