One internship paid in three stopovers airport, the opportunity to grow and learn through practice. Accademia del Lavoro, an over ten-year training institution for insertion into the labor market, has created a partnership that will allow participants in "airport stopover officer“, To touch a professional reality that is as fascinating as it is demanding, of responsibility. The agreement was signed with Consult Spa, one of the most important service companies in the sector of airplane transport, whose job is to meet the requirements of carriers and airports.
There partnership started with the Accademia del Lavoro will therefore allow students to undertake an internship, for remuneration, at three of the most important airports in Italy: Rome Fiumicino, Rome Ciampino And Pisa. It is a professional experience at the service of carriers managed by Consulta Spa such as easyJet, WizzAir, Turkish Airlines, DHL, Air India and many others.
ADL and Consulta Spa, at the service of carriers and passengers.
The occasion is doubly important because the training guaranteed by the Accademia del Lavoro finds its outlet in the airports with the highest passenger traffic, the same ones that at the check-in desk will have to deal with neo-check in agents. Rome is one of the airports in question "Leonardo da Vinci“, The number one in the world for the quality of the services provided to passengers, recognition obtained at the end of a selection made from 550 stopovers around the world.
The internship period will allow you to put into practice all the concepts and skills learned during the course. From the ticket office, with the issue and re-issue of ticket, to the check in, passing through special assistance up to the regularization of excess baggage. Then again, they will be responsible for providing information to passengers in the event of any delay in baggage delivery, assigning seats to those who do not have a reservation and checking travel documents. Basically, the internship could turn into a real springboard with the aim of being framed and dedicating oneself to three hundred and sixty degrees to a profession that will always need excellent targeted training.
