Aircraft Fitter Review

As an apprentice at GE, I take part in an advanced apprenticeship programme in manufacturing and engineering department. I work closely with experienced mentors and be part of team and be working on real parts gaining a huge understanding of the process. This is an excellent opportunity to earn while attaining a recognised qualification.

Within GE you learn countless workplace and general skills that you can take around the world. Some of the news skills I have learnt consist of: Welding Machining Deciphering Information General aircraft fitting Gas turbine knowledge Business needs Skills have developed while working here consist of: Problem solving Teamwork Time managing

I enjoyed my program extensively due to the variety that comes with working in this environment. No day I ever the same and it is constantly a learning experience. I enjoy being challenged and pushing my limits also working hands on learning new skills that i can use in and out of the workplace.

In my opinion the structure of the apprenticeship is well organized and gives learners the ability to track their progress and ensures that they hit their targets needed in order to gain the qualifications needed to complete the course. reviews are often and well planned out. Rotations around the factory also give learners a good incite of the business.

Support from the employer is ample and gives learners every chance to voice their opinions on issues they may have. There is always someone available to help whatever the problem may be. The business is set up to give apprentices the best experience possible and gain a huge understanding of the workplace.

the support from trainers is brilliant, it gives learners the ability to track their progress and ensures that they hit their targets needed in order to gain the qualifications needed to complete the course. reviews are often and well planned out. Rotations around the factory also give learners a good incite of the business.

The qualification opens many doors whether that be in the current business or outside of it. Aircraft engineering as a whole is a huge business and can also be transferred into different roles. The training provider offers plenty of help to hit your targets to achieve your goals within GE

Within GE the opportunities to take part in activities are endless. there are countless courses that can be attended to further your knowledge and also lots of sport activates to do outside of work (golf, 3 peaks, rugby and many more) . School volunteering is very popular and can be attended whenever possible.

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A GE apprenticeship can be an excellent opportunity to gain hands-on experience and practical knowledge in a specific field. The program offers numerous benefits, including career advancement, industry certification, and networking opportunities. The apprentice is a pay as you learn program with opportunities for a life long career at the end.

It is important that you hit the requirements and also want a life long career that involves working hands on with aircraft engines. This job will challenge you and can be extremely rewarding. Hitting these following requirements is the best advise I can give: Successful candidates will have / be expecting a minimum of a grade 5 or above in English, Maths and either a Science or Technology based subject