Engineering technicians typically earn a two-year Associate of Science degree. Some may continue for two additional years and obtain a bachelor's degree in engineering technology. Others may earn a bachelor's degree in engineering or one of the physical sciences. A few complete a five-year apprenticeship program offered at some NASA field centers. If you answered yes to most of the questions, you may want to consider an aerospace career.
Education is a critical requirement.
Mathematics and science are the basis for an aerospace technology career. Decisions you make in school can affect your career possibilities. Some of the recommended high school courses are listed below. Contact people working in the aerospace field such as scientists, engineers and technicians. Your teacher or guidance counselor should be able to arrange this for you or your class.