Aircraft Maintenance License and Courses

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hi everyone!

any current LAEs in the forum here?
need a bit of help so could u PM me?

thanks!

Hi! Just wondering if it is better to pursue Caas or EASA certification if one is working in singapore base filled with mostly "N" and "B" registered aircrafts? Thanks in advance!

Hi I'm interested to be an LAE. Im graduating from a diploma in Aerospace Avionics. I understand the nature of the work and willing take it up because its my passion. I understand that SIAEC only take degree holders for the apprentice programme. The only route is through ST aero and i not sure how do i apply for the position. Can someone enlighten me on how the process works? Thanks!

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Hi I'm interested to be an LAE. Im graduating from a diploma in Aerospace Avionics. I understand the nature of the work and willing take it up because its my passion. I understand that SIAEC only take degree holders for the apprentice programme. The only route is through ST aero and i not sure how do i apply for the position. Can someone enlighten me on how the process works? Thanks!

Just apply here
://impact-sg.jobstreet.com//jobs/jobdesc.asp?type=0&eid=34643843&jid=4954066&did=12 83&its=0&src=8&itn=

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Just apply here
[://impact-sg.jobstreet.com//jobs/jobdesc.asp?type=0&eid=34643843&jid=4954066&did=12 83&its=0&src=8&itn=]

Position Title Trainee Licensed Aircraft Engineer
Company ST Aerospace Services Co Pte Ltd
Date Posted Monday, November 23, 2015
Job Reference No.
ST Aerospace Services Co Pte Ltd
ST Aerospace Services Co Pte Ltd, which operates from Singapore's Changi and Paya Lebar airports, is a leading facility specialising in airframe heavy maintenance and modification for wide-body aircraft, including Passenger-to-Freighter (PTF) conversion and fleet standardisation.

Responsibilities


Requirements
Minimum full time Diploma in Mechanical / Electrical & Electronics / Mechatronic Engineering;
Training period is 36 months (inclusive of on-the-job training);
Trainees will be bonded for the duration of training and 5 years thereafter;
Singaporeans must have completed NS;
Physically fit and not colour blindess.


We regret to inform that only shortlisted candidates will be notified.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Position Title Trainee Licensed Aircraft Engineer
Company ST Aerospace Services Co Pte Ltd
Date Posted Monday, November 23, 2015
Job Reference No.
ST Aerospace Services Co Pte Ltd
ST Aerospace Services Co Pte Ltd, which operates from Singapore's Changi and Paya Lebar airports, is a leading facility specialising in airframe heavy maintenance and modification for wide-body aircraft, including Passenger-to-Freighter (PTF) conversion and fleet standardisation.

Responsibilities


Requirements
Minimum full time Diploma in Mechanical / Electrical & Electronics / Mechatronic Engineering;
Training period is 36 months (inclusive of on-the-job training);
Trainees will be bonded for the duration of training and 5 years thereafter;
Singaporeans must have completed NS;
Physically fit and not colour blindess.


We regret to inform that only shortlisted candidates will be notified.

Hi thanks for the reply. But it seems that the link is not working. I got an "Access denied" prompt. Why is that so?

Do not join ST company as LAE unless you are rich enough to break the bond or you rather forsake you dignity to get your license. All my batch mates who joined st are waiting for the bond to end so that we can leave the company.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Hi! Just wondering if it is better to pursue Caas or EASA certification if one is working in singapore base filled with mostly "N" and "B" registered aircrafts? Thanks in advance!

Not sure if you are reading this after so long. Caas license is one of the least regonized license as compare to easa.

Also getting caas license is a tedious process compare to easa as you are require to be interview by the authority or in house interviewer.

If u r joint St Aero engineering for narrow body is not worth it.
No dignity for 8 years.

Anyone going for interview on 21dec?
May I know what to expect for the interview? The interview starts 8.30 and end about 5pm.