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Is it necessary to write entrance for a job in aerospace?do girls get job?Can they lead a quite simple life like others?

Dear friend,

Here are the details.To become an aerospace engineer, a higher education is necessary. Most entry-level positions for aerospace engineers will require a
minimum of a bachelor degree in aerospace engineering. A bachelor-level
program in aerospace engineering will consist of advanced mathematics
classes, basic engineering courses and aerospace engineering classes.

While a bachelor degree may be sufficient to enter the field, most aerospace
engineers choose to further their education and their career by earning
specialty certificates or a graduate degree in a specialized discipline within
aerospace engineering. Some examples of aerospace engineering specialty
areas include propulsion, guidance systems, structural design, navigation systems, instrumentation and communication, aerodynamics, thermodynamics and astronomical mechanics.

Engineers providing services to the public are required to obtain a license to
practice in the state in which they intend to work. The first part of the licensing process, passing the Fundamentals of Engineering Exam administered by the
National Council of Examiners for Engineering and Surveying (NCEES), can be completed upon graduation. The second licensing exam, the Principles and
Practice of Engineering, can be completed after gaining four years of work
experience in engineering. Those fascinated with aerospace mechanics who
do not want to earn an advanced degree may prefer to become an aircraft
mechanic or avionics technician.

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