Hi All,
Looking to potentailly make a career change to becoming an AME. I can't afford to quit full time work by doing the standard two year diploma.
I've heard the Stevenson Program is a good alternative so that I can at least earn while I learn.
https://www.rrc.ca/stevenson/programs/a ... neyperson/
Has anyone on here completed the program or know of someone who has?
1. What was your experience like?
2. Was it tough finding a sponsor?
3. How were the 9 week in class sessions? Did you feel better prepared going back to work
I'm not new to the industry, been involved for 10+ years in an operational role, I also have a PPL so I'm comfortable working around/ on aircraft. This just seems like a better fit for me as I much prefer working with my hands than riding a desk and am eager to learn
TIA
RRC - Journeyman Program ?
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Re: RRC - Journeyman Program ?
It’s a good option for sure and in my experience, MB AMO’s really like this program a lot and will hire an apprentice in the journeyman program over one with just a diploma. About half of the other AME’s I worked with that are from MB originally took this program for their training.
