richdolby
27th Jan 2015, 04:12
Hi,
Firstly, I am a UK NPPL/EASA-LAPL. So, my apologies for stepping on any toes here on a professional pilots forum. However, it is here that I feel I may find an answer to my question.
I work offshore in the commercial diving world as a Life Support Supervisor, typically four weeks on - four weeks off. I am interested in pursuing some formal training, working toward an aeronautical engineering qualification, a degree perhaps??
My job makes it difficult to attend college/Uni part-time, but by the same token, allows me to study during my free time at work, and of course at home.
Can anyone recommend a viable route? I have just started looking, and have asked for an O.U. prospectus here in the UK. Any advice/experience in this field would be greatly appreciated.
Firstly, I am a UK NPPL/EASA-LAPL. So, my apologies for stepping on any toes here on a professional pilots forum. However, it is here that I feel I may find an answer to my question.
I work offshore in the commercial diving world as a Life Support Supervisor, typically four weeks on - four weeks off. I am interested in pursuing some formal training, working toward an aeronautical engineering qualification, a degree perhaps??
My job makes it difficult to attend college/Uni part-time, but by the same token, allows me to study during my free time at work, and of course at home.
Can anyone recommend a viable route? I have just started looking, and have asked for an O.U. prospectus here in the UK. Any advice/experience in this field would be greatly appreciated.