Original post by Butche
I'm currently doing a college course that will only give a diploma (not extended) I have tried to search about if you could get a job without getting a degree but I'm not finding anything, just looking for some advice
Entry points ive seen for aerospace engineering role careers:
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apprenticeship (degree or otherwise)
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Graduate entry (with relevant BEng/MEng/MSc)
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Specific role: PhD/relevant experience in tangential industry
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Contract roles (i.e. hire someone for a specific fixed term opportunity, then merge that into new role …. Although most people in these roles normally do have some relevant experience and are typically graduates with some professional experience)
I don’t want to say other entry points don’t exist but they are not well trodden, and probably not formal paths.
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