The airlines and GNVQ
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The airlines and GNVQ
Hi guys!
This is my first post on PPRUNE so i'll just cut to the chase
Im 14 years old and currently taking my GCSE's. My one real ambition is to become a commercial airline pilot. I know that the majority of airlines mininmum requirements are 5 GCSE's- preferably english, maths and a science subject & 2 'A' levels- once again, preferably maths and physics.
At my school im doing GNVQ intermediate science not the usual double award. I was just wondering if the airlines would accept such a qualification in place of a GCSE. :
Thanks
Lewis
This is my first post on PPRUNE so i'll just cut to the chase
Im 14 years old and currently taking my GCSE's. My one real ambition is to become a commercial airline pilot. I know that the majority of airlines mininmum requirements are 5 GCSE's- preferably english, maths and a science subject & 2 'A' levels- once again, preferably maths and physics.
At my school im doing GNVQ intermediate science not the usual double award. I was just wondering if the airlines would accept such a qualification in place of a GCSE. :
Thanks
Lewis
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Well...to be absolutely honest.
Once you get your A-levels, not many people really care about GCSE/ GNVQs as long as you get your A-levels!!
I would definately advise buying the book 'A guide to getting a Commercial pilot licence' by Clive Hughes.
Any more help feel free to post!
Best of luck,
Jinkster
Once you get your A-levels, not many people really care about GCSE/ GNVQs as long as you get your A-levels!!
I would definately advise buying the book 'A guide to getting a Commercial pilot licence' by Clive Hughes.
Any more help feel free to post!
Best of luck,
Jinkster
