I've noticed to be an engineer in the RAF, one of the requirements is a degree. In mechanics I'm guessing?
Also, would the Air Force pay for your degree at uni if you didn't do A-Levels, etc?
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Revol,
To be an engineering officer you require an engineering degree. You could look at Welbeck College instead of A-levels, or apply for a bursary from the RAF to go to university.
If you want to be a technician doing the hands on maintenance and repairs of aircraft and equipment, no degree is required. I think for this it is 5 GCSE's including a science based subject, English Language and Maths.
To be an engineering officer you require an engineering degree. You could look at Welbeck College instead of A-levels, or apply for a bursary from the RAF to go to university.
If you want to be a technician doing the hands on maintenance and repairs of aircraft and equipment, no degree is required. I think for this it is 5 GCSE's including a science based subject, English Language and Maths.
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