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Old 30th May 2011, 13:01
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Thumbs up Newcastle Uni

hamiltonw old mate, if you live in Newcastle try your local uni

Bachelor of Science (Aviation) / Program Handbook / The University of Newcastle, Australia

I have studied at 3 universities in Australia (under-grad. and post-grad.) and have found them to be the best. PM if you like.

Do your degree as you are young and have time on your side. It will give you an understanding on how to analyse and critique information in a valid manner. Employers and the people you will work with like this style

Airlines (including where I work) are working towards employing more cadets with good academic qualifications and suitability to successfully train airline pilots in a procedural environment. Uni degrees help.

Companies all around the world (Aviation and otherwise) like employing aussies as they are educated and generally down to earth.

Good luck
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