looking for ame apprentice position
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looking for ame apprentice position
I am wanting to find apprentice job, this spring. I am graduating in april from sait in the a/c maintenance program. I would take anything, but am specifically interested in rotary wing work up north or I guess any work up north rotary or fixed wing, would be considered. I am willing to relocate anywhere, so location is not an issue. Any help would be greatly appreciated, Thanks
I saw the best minds of my generation destroyed by madness.
Sorry to say this but. . .
New apprentices fresh out of school are considered more of a liability than anything else. . . moreso by the helicopter operators than fixed wing.
This is the truth, . .sad but tis so. . .!!
I would suggest that you come up with a decent resume and good cover letter then send to every operator, DOM you are interested in.
A good guide is the Canadian Aviation Business directory which lists all AMOs by name and location and also gives fleet info, fax nos, email etc!!
Cheers!
New apprentices fresh out of school are considered more of a liability than anything else. . . moreso by the helicopter operators than fixed wing.
This is the truth, . .sad but tis so. . .!!
I would suggest that you come up with a decent resume and good cover letter then send to every operator, DOM you are interested in.
A good guide is the Canadian Aviation Business directory which lists all AMOs by name and location and also gives fleet info, fax nos, email etc!!
Cheers!
Your gas is stinker than mine. . .!!
Yeah, I sort of thought it was going to be that way. When you refer to 1st, 2nd, and 3rd year apprentices in your post about ame wages, where does a person like myself fall in? What would I be looking at for a wage, with only the schooling and no actual a/c experience. Also do many northern operators pay any living allowance or remote location pay etc. Which would allow a person to earn more then staying in the south?
thanks again
thanks again
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possible for a web site?
Sorry but if it is possible to post the web site for Canadian Aviation Business director for me? i am a fresh grad. too. i type in the name and can't find the directory tho..... thxTheman wrote:Sorry to say this but. . .
New apprentices fresh out of school are considered more of a liability than anything else. . . moreso by the helicopter operators than fixed wing.
This is the truth, . .sad but tis so. . .!!
I would suggest that you come up with a decent resume and good cover letter then send to every operator, DOM you are interested in.
A good guide is the Canadian Aviation Business directory which lists all AMOs by name and location and also gives fleet info, fax nos, email etc!!
Cheers!
