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07-11-2011, 10:31 PM
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Join Date: Nov 2011
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Originally Posted by vin17
Hi, i read all of the post regarding LAE in singapore...then what advise do u have for those who are keen to pursuing a license ?? Literally a no no ?
I heard and met some senior LAE who after finally getting their license are doing very well now ( this is in Malaysia )...
So like i was wondering, if u suffer for like the 6-8 years of the bond to get the license and all..is it not worth it ? some of you are already in and have a much better understanding...
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If money is the motivation and not the passion of able to have a first hand experience and hands-on in the finest machine in the planet Earth, Then LAE in not for you. If you really want to be in aviation but dont want to get the hands dirty, You can also aim for Quality assurance Engr or Service Engineer which didn't required License but seated higher in the company organizational chart.
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28-12-2011, 11:12 PM
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Lae
Join ST in the apprenticeship programme to become an LAE.
I think its really worth it. U learn and you get paid. And can forsee a future in there.
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30-12-2011, 10:16 PM
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Join Date: Aug 2011
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thanks...any chance u are inside the apprenticeship program ? would like to know how life is in there and all...like the schedule of classes, practical and stuff...
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31-01-2012, 07:40 PM
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Firstly, fix your english.
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20-02-2012, 11:37 PM
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Change in career path
I have a diploma in Chemical engineering and would like to pursue aerospace career and notice that there is such thing as Aircraft Maintenance License Technician. Will I qualify?
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02-04-2012, 12:21 PM
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Advice for degree holder for LAE
Hello guys, I'm currently a year three aerospace degree student, hoping to enter the LAE apprentice program. I'm in abit hesitant to take the plunge to join TLAE program as I would be around 25-26 years old when I graduate, and due to the low initial allowance provided by company.
1) Would you guys advice a degree grad to take up TLAE program.
2) Every batch, how many degree students join the program?
3) Given a choice, would you join as technical services engineer for airlines or LAE.
4) And will SIAEC cut cost of engineer's pay till engineers see no future out of it!!
Thanks guys for this great thread, look forward to ur advice
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03-04-2012, 01:43 PM
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Join Date: Apr 2012
Posts: 21
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Originally Posted by crippler0002
Hello guys, I'm currently a year three aerospace degree student, hoping to enter the LAE apprentice program. I'm in abit hesitant to take the plunge to join TLAE program as I would be around 25-26 years old when I graduate, and due to the low initial allowance provided by company.
1) Would you guys advice a degree grad to take up TLAE program.
2) Every batch, how many degree students join the program?
3) Given a choice, would you join as technical services engineer for airlines or LAE.
4) And will SIAEC cut cost of engineer's pay till engineers see no future out of it!!
Thanks guys for this great thread, look forward to ur advice |
If you would like to get your hands dirty and responsible for its airtworthiness then be an LAE.But be prepared for its consequences of pressure, technicians temperament and safety n quality.u are squeeze to do things fast n with high quality.which is impossible.u have to stand your ground to defend your rights.but be prrpare to cover all loop holes.
Being a tech.services is just liasing with OEM and finding repair scheme or alternative
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03-04-2012, 05:49 PM
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LAE/LAME are the highest paid engineers for diploma or even degree level.
With lots of overtime dip holders(class B license) can reach 3.8k/mth degree(class C license) should be more i duno...
If u kenna headhunted by those middle east airlines, then ho sey liao, go there stay 2years come back hundreds of thousands richer.
U just need to tahan the stupid 1.2k/1.5k allowance sinkie aerospace give u for 2years and pray to god for the caas mcqs
No need think just go for it!!
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03-04-2012, 08:02 PM
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Verified Member
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Join Date: Apr 2012
Posts: 21
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Originally Posted by Unregistered
LAE/LAME are the highest paid engineers for diploma or even degree level.
With lots of overtime dip holders(class B license) can reach 3.8k/mth degree(class C license) should be more i duno...
If u kenna headhunted by those middle east airlines, then ho sey liao, go there stay 2years come back hundreds of thousands richer.
U just need to tahan the stupid 1.2k/1.5k allowance sinkie aerospace give u for 2years and pray to god for the caas mcqs
No need think just go for it!! |
For the 1st yr cat b engineer can earn gross 2.8,2nd year gross 3.4,at 5th year gross is 4.5k without OT.i am in the 5th year bringing home around 5k gross.8
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