Flight attendant graduates were assigned to hotels as doormen. What is the actual situation?

Is it ironic that flight attendant graduates are assigned to be doormen in hotels? After studying in college for four years, I thought I could be an envied stewardess, and at worst, I was a ground worker. Who would have thought that someone had been a hotel doorman for four years, and there were classmates who were hotel receptionists. This fact is far from the promise made by the school when entering school.

In this matter, students and school staff hold their own words. Students say that they have a good commitment when they enter school, and their majors are very different when they are employed. The school staff said that this situation would happen because the students failed to pass the interview of the flight attendant company, and only the hotel front desk and doorman were willing to accept these graduates.

It is impossible for college students to achieve the ideal of 100% in employment, and there will basically be no difference between work and major. This situation is obviously unreasonable; Students paid expensive tuition and internship fees, but finally said they had never even seen a plane. Under such circumstances, it is also a rare thing to be able to apply for a flight attendant.

The whole thing looks like a scam. The school draws cakes for students with employment prospects when enrolling students. After students enter the campus, they promise to sign in for work; In the end, the school didn't break its word, but the job didn't satisfy the students.

Similar things have happened in other schools in China. Some students are randomly assigned jobs, and some students get diplomas after graduation, which is not recognized by the state. When applying for such schools, we must be careful and avoid going into the fire pit.

There are many flight attendants, not all of them can work in airlines. On the one hand, it depends on the strength and level of the school, on the other hand, it also depends on the students' mastery of professional knowledge.

Many college graduates didn't do their professional work well when they came to work. Of course, this is students' independent choice, not to say that students don't have this ability. Faced with such a situation, we can only negotiate with the school to solve it. If negotiation fails, we can complain to the education authorities.