UAE GCAA License Question

[a350_b787]

Hello Guys! I need your help

I graduated 5 years B.S in electronics and communications engineering. I worked for 1 year as an avionics engineer but currently working as aicraft technician in an MRO. I have a total 2 years experienced in aviation..

Do you think this short years of experience could help in taking GCAA license requirements?

[Cavalryman]

I worked for 1 year as an avionics engineerWow, cool !!! What can be better than embedded system development in this world ?
Why did you go to maintenance ?

As I know, experience is valid during the work in part 145 organisation only. Even shops can't give maintenance experience.
But these two years (or one ?) in MRO are eligible definitely. If you have higher education in such insane occupation you will have to have 3 years of experience total... to get B license (if we are talking about exp reqs only, not about part-66 modules)

P.S. oops, its not about EASA, right ?

[spannersatcx]

all the info is here (http://www.gcaa.gov.ae/en/GCAA%20ePublicaton%20Documents/GCAA%20Forms/CAAP%2028%20-%20CAR%2066%20AS%20ON%2008DEC10.pdf) although not an EASA licence, like many others they follow the same rules by the looks of it!