Aircraft Engineering Apprentice Review

Stripping and building GE90 High pressure compressors.

Developed hand skills Use of power tools Operating hoists Navigating manuals Accurate measuring

I think the program is structured quite well.

I feel that the qualification through the training provider is pretty irrelevant to my job role. I think that it is a very broad and generic course which gives you the ability to go down multiple career paths within the aerospace industry but the course as a whole isn't very useful for what I do.

There are very little extra curricular activities. There used to be a rugby team in the past but not anymore.

Yes

Its a good trade to be in, you learn a lot of useful skills, work is difficult and requires skill but you get paid well for it.

Learn GE history and what we do, what engines we work on, what the main parts of the engines are etc. Practice spatial awareness tests, mental addition, subtraction, multiply and divide. Start documenting examples of you using engineering skills eg working on your car, making something. This will be useful in the interview.