E.N.A.C france..
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Yes it s opened to any EU citizen. But to what I remember the selection process is to an incredible standard. You need at least a degree in maths and physics to be able to take the exams.
And of course, you must be fluent in french!!!!!!
Good luck if you try it, it's hard but worth a shot as the training is entirely paid for by the state and you even get paid whilst training!!!!
And of course, you must be fluent in french!!!!!!
Good luck if you try it, it's hard but worth a shot as the training is entirely paid for by the state and you even get paid whilst training!!!!
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do you have any kind of infos regarding ENAC in france?
You need at least a degree in maths and physics to be able to take the exams.
you even get paid whilst training
They do take people from all over the world (prerequisites might apply for non-EEA citizens).
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You can apply if you are a EU citizen.
They are 3 ways to enter:
EPL/S: need a very good level of math physics (and english
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EPL/U: You can apply with a theoretical ATPL issued by the DGAC (very important they dont take CAA ATPL even "stamped" by the DGAC), and a 2 years after the baccalaureat (don’t know if they recognize A levels) degree. Good thing, you skip all the maths + physics ****, and the ranking is based on english marks!
EPL/P: same principle as EPL/U but with a CPL/IR (they provide you MCC and a few hours on Baron to get the "standard" IR level).
But first thing first, you must be fluent in french. And reading the type of questions you are asking here, you haven't read their website, have you?
They are 3 ways to enter:
EPL/S: need a very good level of math physics (and english
)EPL/U: You can apply with a theoretical ATPL issued by the DGAC (very important they dont take CAA ATPL even "stamped" by the DGAC), and a 2 years after the baccalaureat (don’t know if they recognize A levels) degree. Good thing, you skip all the maths + physics ****, and the ranking is based on english marks!
EPL/P: same principle as EPL/U but with a CPL/IR (they provide you MCC and a few hours on Baron to get the "standard" IR level).
But first thing first, you must be fluent in french. And reading the type of questions you are asking here, you haven't read their website, have you?
