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Aircraft aprenticeships. The Best One??

eirek · 2008-05-30 07:43:50

Just looking to see what people think is the best aircraft apprenticeship program, whose better ryanair, shannon etc.

30-05-2008 7:43am

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eirek

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Just looking to see what people think is the best aircraft apprenticeship program, whose better ryanair, shannon etc.

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#2 30-05-2008 10:45am

cp251

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I would say whichever led you to an Engineers licence down the road. So that you had the mobility to move on to other jobs.

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#3 30-05-2008 10:07pm

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I'd agree with CP, mobility is the key. Realistically you're looking at doing contract work offshore to make a few bob so I look long and hard at the bond required.

Its Dog eat Dog out there at the moment until you rise to the top of the pile, half of Asia have licenses but if you can gain the confidence of your employer (ie you can be depended upon to go and get the job done right) then you'll get the breaks.

Good luck.

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#4 30-05-2008 10:12pm

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nice one oilrig good advice

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