Will I struggle in the REME as an Aircraft Tech if my Maths/Physics is not very strong // Is there a lot of Maths/Phys?
275 views
Additional information
REME, Aircraft Technician, Maths, Physics
Luca J. asked a question to Engineering
Category: About us
Date asked: Thursday, February 27, 2020
Last reviewed: Thursday, February 27, 2020
Peter S.
REME Workshop 2nd in Command
Luca, the answer is yes, maths is essential to the course and the Aircraft Technician trade course is especially maths heavy. A strong grasp of maths backed up with the relevant GCSE grades is essential. This does not mean that the course is impossible though. If you have the required GCSE grades and the determination there is no reason why you shouldn't be successful.
Thursday, February 27, 2020
This discussion is closed, so no new comments can be added.
Did you find this discussion helpful?
Related discussions
I'm not great at maths, as I failed the math assessment could I still be a soldier if I'm not good at maths?As an Army Physio, could I work purely in MSK or would I have to do resp/neuro as well?Looking to rejoin REME as aircraft technician. Left 2003 however didn't complete phase 2. Would i have to do basic againDo i have to have done Physics to Qualify as a wild cat pilot??I hope to get a degree in chemistry and apply to be a pilot, is this possible?Do I need to have an Engineering background or Engineering experience to succeed and do well in the REME e.g as Air TechIs it difficult being a combat medical techincian and do you get yelled at a lot??Once gaining maths and English through the army, can you transfer from infantry to the REME with additional training?Can an aircraft technician or avionics technician do the all arms commando course?Do you need an engineering degree to become and engineering troop commander in the RE?I am a civilian. I am interested in becoming a pilot. Is it possible to take the aptitude tests before enrolling?Any advice about the Maths needed to completed OASC and pilot training?Hi, if I become a vehicle mechanic, what degree/HND in engineering could I get ? Is the role hard ? ThanksIs a Driver Communications Specialist role quite mathematically heavy?As boring as it sounds I have a interest in maths, is there any role that requires knowledge of advanced mathematics?