Help needed

[Runaik05]

Hi All,

Its Raghavendra here (u can also call me RV...i know my name is too long )...

Background: I am from India and did persue my AME course in Bangalore. After this i did my OJT in Air Deccan. I was absorbed by Air Deccan, which was later merged with Kingfisher Airlines. I did work there for more than 2.5 years before i joined Roll-royce as 'Service Engineer'. I had to leave Airline job due to financial issue arised due to mom's unhealth. Now its nearly 3 years that i had been working here and missing my aircrafts.

I still dream about aircrafts servicing in my dreams.Damm!!! i miss them alot!

Now, i am confused how to go ahead with my life... I think i should study further...Something thing like mangement course...Could you suggest me a better course that can be useful for my carrier?Many Thanks,
RV


Please reply.....

[Runaik05]

I am thinking to do my graduation in Aviation Management. Can anybody please let me know which all post i can apply after graduation?

[Hungry Haggis]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-19006651

See above Graduates being told to forget their degrees and go get a real job.Like street sweeper toilet cleaner hotel maid etc .Now 3 or 4 years getting drunk at Uni seems like fun but in the end they tell you to go get a life and a proper job.
Sorry not laughing at you but at the question It is at the stupidity of the news item. Telling people to almost forget their years of hard learning. Alkthough many seem to find it hard to get employment after Uni in the field they wanted .Good luck I do hope you get what you want.

Edited because my reply to you looked stupid and very patronising.

[Dan4th]

I think the problem is that no one really
knows what to tell you.....

Even for people with years and years of
education and experience, aviation jobs
of any kind are hard to come by....

My OWN advice to you would be to get
in touch with any friends and/or co-workers
you used to work with and ask them!

The question you ask is hard to answer, but
if aviation is what you Truly Love To Do,
then you will find some way to make it
happen, and no one has the Magic Solution
to get you where you'd like to be -- EXCEPT
FOR YOU YOURSELF!!!!!!

I wish you the best of luck, but it will have
to be by your own determination and grit
that it will happen....

I would go with networking with friends,
former co-workers and former bosses...

That's the best I can do

Dan4th

[Gaz]

Find the best job you can, that pays you the most you can find, play with aircraft in your spare time

That's what I do

[Runaik05]

Thank you very much Dan4th