Heard of any apprenticeship for aircraft maintenance engineering or aircraft technician.?
Asked by kee s

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Skills and Interests To be an aerospace technician, you should: * have an interest in aircraft and flight technology * have good practical skills * have an aptitude for maths, science and IT * have good communication skills * be aware of health and safety issues * understand engineering drawings and principles * be able to work methodically and precisely * be able to manage a varied workload in an efficient manner * have good analytical skills * work well as part of a team * have initiative and be able to take responsibility. You will need skills in CAD / CAM software packages for some roles. Entry If you are aged under 24, you may be able to gain an apprentice technician position with an airline operator, airline manufacturer or service engineering company. You will need four or five GCSEs (A-C)/S grades (1-3) including maths, English and a science subject. Some employers may require one or two A levels/highers in maths and science or equivalent qualifications. Alternative qualifications open to all ages include: Check the link for more.
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Answered by zurioluchi

In the US you either get a 4 year degree in maintenance or apprentice for roughly 2 years. If you're American go to a local FBO or maintenance shop and apply to apprentice. Its good work if you're up to it. Friend of mine does it and loves every day of work. Makes nice money too.
Answered by Kevin