Após o início da conversa da entrevista em inglês (parte 1) em companhias aéreas, onde o examinador quem saber mais sobre o candidato a comissário de voo/piloto, são feitas agora perguntas sobre a vida profissional, idiomas e viagens realizadas (experiência de vida).
Confira abaixo outra série de perguntas em inglês que você pode vir a responder em um exame de bandeira em companhia aérea.
85 – DO YOU STILL STUDY ENGLISH?
86 – HOW LONG HAVE YOU BEEN STUDYING ENGLISH?
87 – WHERE DID YOU LEARN HOW TO SPEAK ENGLISH?
88 – DO YOU LIKE TO SPEAK ENGLISH?
89 – DO YOU LIKE ANY OTHER LANGUAGE?
90 – HOW MANY LANGUAGES CAN YOU SPEAK?
91 – HOW MANY LANGUAGES ARE YOU ABLE TO SPEAK?
92 – WHAT DO YOU LIKE ABOUT LEARNING LANGUAGES?
93 – WHAT´S DIFFICULT ABOUT ENGLISH?
94 – WHAT´S DIFFICULT ABOUT LEARNING LANGUAGES?
95 – DO YOU HAVE ANY KIND OF PROBLEM WHEN LEARNING LANGUAGES?
96 – HOW MANY JOBS HAVE YOU HAD UP TO NOW?
97 – HOW MANY JOBS HAVE YOU HAD SO FAR?
98 – TELL ME ABOUT YOUR EXPERIENCE.
99 – WHICH JOB DID YOU LIKE BEST? WHY?
100 – WHICH ONE DIDN´T YOU LIKE? WHY?
101 – HAVE YOU EVER BEEN FIRED? WHY?
102 – HOW MANY TIMES HAVE YOU BEEN FIRED?
103 – HAVE YOU EVER CAUSED ANY PROBLEM AT WORK?
104 – HOW DO YOU GET ALONG WITH YOUR SUPERIORS?
105 – HOW DO YOU USUALLY GET ALONG WITH YOUR WORKMATES?
106 – WHY WOULD YOU LIKE TO WORK AT.......?
107 – WHY WOULD YOU LIKE TO WORK AS A FLIGHT ATTENDANT?
108 – WHY DID YOU DECIDE TO APPLY FOR THIS JOB?
109 – WHAT DO YOU KNOW ABOUT.............? (VARIG? TAM? GOL? AZUL?,ETC?)
110 – WHAT ´S YOUR OPINION ABOUT..........? (VARIG? TAM? GOL? AZUL?,ETC?)
111 – WHAT DO YOU THINK ABOUT........... ...? (VARIG? TAM? GOL? AZUL?,ETC?)
112 – DO YOU KNOW ANYONE FROM............? (VARIG? TAM? GOL? AZUL?,ETC?)
113 – DO YOU KNOW ANYONE AT..................? (VARIG? TAM? GOL? AZUL?,ETC?)
114 – WHO DO YOU KNOW AT.......................? (VARIG? TAM? GOL? AZUL?,ETC?)
115 – AT WHAT DEPARTMENT DOES HE(SHE) WORK?
116 – DO YOU GET ALONG WITH HIM (HER)?
117 – HAS ANYONE FROM YOUR FAMILY EVER WORKED AT....? (VARIG? TAM? GOL?
AZUL?,ETC?)
118 – WHAT DID HE (SHE) DO HERE?
119 – HOW DID HE (SHE) LIKE THE JOB?
120 – WHAT DOES HE (SHE) SAY ABOUT...............? (VARIG? TAM? GOL? AZUL?,ETC?)
121 – DO YOU LIKE PLANES?
122 – DO YOU LIKE AIRPORTS?
123 – HOW MANY AIRPORTS DO YOU KNOW?
124 – HOW MANY AIRPORTS HAVE YOU BEEN TO?
125 – WHICH ONE DID YOU LIKE BEST? WHY?
126 – WHICH ONE DIDN´T YOU LIKE? WHY?
127 – HOW DO YOU FEEL WHEN YOU ARE AT THE AIRPORT?
128 – HAVE YOU EVER BEEN ON A PLANE?
129 – HOW MANY TIMES?
130 – HOW DID YOU FEEL WHEN YOU GOT ON A PLANE FOR THE FIRST TIME?
131 – HAVE YOU EVER TRAVELLED A BROARD?
132 – WHERE HAVE YOU BEEN TO?
133 – WHAT COUNTRIES HAVE YOU BEEN TO?
134 – DID YOU LIKE ANY PARTICULAR CITY? WHICH ONE? WHY?
135 – WHAT CITIES HAVE YOU BEEN TO?
136 – WHICH CITIES WOULD YOU LIKE TO VISIT TO? WHY?
137 – WOULD YOU LIKE TO GO ABROAD? WHY?
138 – DO YOU KNOW ANYONE THERE?
139 – DO YOU KNOW ANYONE WHO´S BEEN THERE?
140 – WOULD YOU LIKE TO LIVE ABROAD? WHY?
Conforme observamos, neste segundo momento da entrevista o entrevistador quer saber sobre sua vivência de mundo, ou seja, o quão próximo do perfil de vida de um tripulante você está. Lembre-se que como comissário de voo/piloto, você deverá aprimorar seus conhecimentos em idiomas (especialmente o inglês e espanhol), curtir viajar e conhecer cidades e culturas em todo o mundo e saber viver só, com responsabilidade e maturidade.
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