What are the requirements to become an aircraft mechanic?

Hi Kashi, Like all engineers, aircraft engineers apply scientific and mathematical concepts to solve commercial and practical problems. They are types of aerospace or aeronautical engineers who design, test, maintain and supervise the making of aircraft. Educational Requirements All entry-level aircraft engineers must have a bachelor's degree and receive training in mechanical engineering. Students who know early that they would like to pursue a career in engineering should focus their high school studies on chemistry, physics and mathematics, including algebra, trigonometry and calculus. The majority of aircraft engineers hold degrees in aerospace engineering or another type of engineering; engineering courses generally cover physical and life science, design and mathematics. Some colleges and universities offer programs that include an internship or other cooperative work experience program for students in engineering programs. A select few offer 5-year programs that can lead to the acquisition of both bachelor's and master's degrees. Experienced engineers often complete advanced degrees in engineering or business administration and are able to advance to executive, research or faculty positions. Required Skills: • Precise and problem-solving personality • Ability to clearly discuss engineering problems with non-engineers • Creativity and curiosity is needed for the development of new aircraft and aerospace technology • Analytical and critical thinking skills • Business-minded personality with the ability to take into account financial restrictions and government regulations Feel free to raise more questions. Hit Like or mark it as the best answer. All the best.

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