23 May
6:56 PM
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Front desk at the QF lounge. (at Qantas Lounge, NAIA Terminal 1)

Front desk at the QF lounge. (at Qantas Lounge, NAIA Terminal 1)

11 May
11:55 PM
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1ST WEEK AT QANTAS I have been extremely busy in the previous week because i’ve started my internship at Qantas Airways in NAIA. So far, I am having an amazing time. Everyday is a learning process and on my first week at QF (code for Qantas), I have been able to gain so much knowledge about the activities in the airport, how flights are commenced, how passengers are booked into seats, and so much more. Basically you get first hand experience what it’s like when you’re the one behind the counter. You’ll get to see the agents working there and dealing with all sorts of customers each with different personalities that comes with different requests and complaints. It’s tiring, the fact that you stand for 8 hours (but you get to sit from time to time), ask for the passenger’s boarding pass and passport, place sticker tags to their baggage.  The small and minute details that people often ignore are the ones that really matter. This job is physically and mentally tiring. Nonetheless, I am determined to finish 600 hours immediately. So I can have a long break!  Oh and I apologize for the lack of posts and the sudden increase in Instagram photos. The time does not permit me to really sit down and write a decent entry like this. Oh well.
1ST WEEK AT QANTAS I have been extremely busy in the previous week because i’ve started my internship at Qantas Airways in NAIA. So far, I am having an amazing time. Everyday is a learning process and on my first week at QF (code for Qantas), I have been able to gain so much knowledge about the activities in the airport, how flights are commenced, how passengers are booked into seats, and so much more. Basically you get first hand experience what it’s like when you’re the one behind the counter. You’ll get to see the agents working there and dealing with all sorts of customers each with different personalities that comes with different requests and complaints. It’s tiring, the fact that you stand for 8 hours (but you get to sit from time to time), ask for the passenger’s boarding pass and passport, place sticker tags to their baggage.  The small and minute details that people often ignore are the ones that really matter. This job is physically and mentally tiring. Nonetheless, I am determined to finish 600 hours immediately. So I can have a long break!  Oh and I apologize for the lack of posts and the sudden increase in Instagram photos. The time does not permit me to really sit down and write a decent entry like this. Oh well.
1ST WEEK AT QANTAS I have been extremely busy in the previous week because i’ve started my internship at Qantas Airways in NAIA. So far, I am having an amazing time. Everyday is a learning process and on my first week at QF (code for Qantas), I have been able to gain so much knowledge about the activities in the airport, how flights are commenced, how passengers are booked into seats, and so much more. Basically you get first hand experience what it’s like when you’re the one behind the counter. You’ll get to see the agents working there and dealing with all sorts of customers each with different personalities that comes with different requests and complaints. It’s tiring, the fact that you stand for 8 hours (but you get to sit from time to time), ask for the passenger’s boarding pass and passport, place sticker tags to their baggage.  The small and minute details that people often ignore are the ones that really matter. This job is physically and mentally tiring. Nonetheless, I am determined to finish 600 hours immediately. So I can have a long break!  Oh and I apologize for the lack of posts and the sudden increase in Instagram photos. The time does not permit me to really sit down and write a decent entry like this. Oh well.
1ST WEEK AT QANTAS I have been extremely busy in the previous week because i’ve started my internship at Qantas Airways in NAIA. So far, I am having an amazing time. Everyday is a learning process and on my first week at QF (code for Qantas), I have been able to gain so much knowledge about the activities in the airport, how flights are commenced, how passengers are booked into seats, and so much more. Basically you get first hand experience what it’s like when you’re the one behind the counter. You’ll get to see the agents working there and dealing with all sorts of customers each with different personalities that comes with different requests and complaints. It’s tiring, the fact that you stand for 8 hours (but you get to sit from time to time), ask for the passenger’s boarding pass and passport, place sticker tags to their baggage.  The small and minute details that people often ignore are the ones that really matter. This job is physically and mentally tiring. Nonetheless, I am determined to finish 600 hours immediately. So I can have a long break!  Oh and I apologize for the lack of posts and the sudden increase in Instagram photos. The time does not permit me to really sit down and write a decent entry like this. Oh well.
1ST WEEK AT QANTAS I have been extremely busy in the previous week because i’ve started my internship at Qantas Airways in NAIA. So far, I am having an amazing time. Everyday is a learning process and on my first week at QF (code for Qantas), I have been able to gain so much knowledge about the activities in the airport, how flights are commenced, how passengers are booked into seats, and so much more. Basically you get first hand experience what it’s like when you’re the one behind the counter. You’ll get to see the agents working there and dealing with all sorts of customers each with different personalities that comes with different requests and complaints. It’s tiring, the fact that you stand for 8 hours (but you get to sit from time to time), ask for the passenger’s boarding pass and passport, place sticker tags to their baggage.  The small and minute details that people often ignore are the ones that really matter. This job is physically and mentally tiring. Nonetheless, I am determined to finish 600 hours immediately. So I can have a long break!  Oh and I apologize for the lack of posts and the sudden increase in Instagram photos. The time does not permit me to really sit down and write a decent entry like this. Oh well.
1ST WEEK AT QANTAS I have been extremely busy in the previous week because i’ve started my internship at Qantas Airways in NAIA. So far, I am having an amazing time. Everyday is a learning process and on my first week at QF (code for Qantas), I have been able to gain so much knowledge about the activities in the airport, how flights are commenced, how passengers are booked into seats, and so much more. Basically you get first hand experience what it’s like when you’re the one behind the counter. You’ll get to see the agents working there and dealing with all sorts of customers each with different personalities that comes with different requests and complaints. It’s tiring, the fact that you stand for 8 hours (but you get to sit from time to time), ask for the passenger’s boarding pass and passport, place sticker tags to their baggage.  The small and minute details that people often ignore are the ones that really matter. This job is physically and mentally tiring. Nonetheless, I am determined to finish 600 hours immediately. So I can have a long break!  Oh and I apologize for the lack of posts and the sudden increase in Instagram photos. The time does not permit me to really sit down and write a decent entry like this. Oh well.

1ST WEEK AT QANTAS

I have been extremely busy in the previous week because i’ve started my internship at Qantas Airways in NAIA. So far, I am having an amazing time. Everyday is a learning process and on my first week at QF (code for Qantas), I have been able to gain so much knowledge about the activities in the airport, how flights are commenced, how passengers are booked into seats, and so much more.

Basically you get first hand experience what it’s like when you’re the one behind the counter. You’ll get to see the agents working there and dealing with all sorts of customers each with different personalities that comes with different requests and complaints. It’s tiring, the fact that you stand for 8 hours (but you get to sit from time to time), ask for the passenger’s boarding pass and passport, place sticker tags to their baggage. 

The small and minute details that people often ignore are the ones that really matter. This job is physically and mentally tiring. Nonetheless, I am determined to finish 600 hours immediately. So I can have a long break! 

Oh and I apologize for the lack of posts and the sudden increase in Instagram photos. The time does not permit me to really sit down and write a decent entry like this. Oh well.

11:37 PM
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A message from Anonymous
Hi kuya Brandon :) Nagpapalit po ba ng prof sa French every sem? I am just curious if we will have a new professor for Intermediate French. thanks :-)

Hello! As far as i know yes. But it all depends on the dean’s office as to which French professor will be assigned to which class. I had three different professors for all three french classes :)