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Career Change? It's Never Too Late

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Did you know that 50% of our students are career changers? It's more common than you think! This week, we sat down with 4 of them and discussed their journey to aviation. They all had vastly different careers with plenty of knowledge and advice to pass along. Enjoy!
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Chapters:
0:00 - Intro
0:51 - Introductions
1:22 - Previous Career
5:38 - How did you join Aviation?
10:49 - How did you find Sling?
14:54 - Transferrable Skills
16:16 - Advice
Thanks TheHDAviation for the Cessna 172 footage.

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12 авг 2024

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@benh2134 9 месяцев назад

I love Kate's comment made right at the onset of the video. "I'd rather live with failure than regret." It absolutely resonates with where many of us "career 2.0" folks are at. And totally for me as well - in fact I said that very thing to my 18yr old son just recently while planning my own move. I'm confident you 4 will attain your goal - good luck! Please update us with you progress. Ben

@julianjohnson9850 Год назад

I'm a career changer and today was my first lesson. I'm in love and I can't wait for more.

@SlingPilotAcademy Год назад

Excellent! What was your previous career? Congrats on starting your flight lessons 🛩🎉

@julianjohnson9850 Год назад

@@SlingPilotAcademy I'm in IT managing communications systems. I've been in IT for about 15 years now and I realized that I didn't want to do this type of work for the rest of my working life.

@SlingPilotAcademy Год назад

@@julianjohnson9850 Congrats on making the jump to something you're more passionate about 🛩

@christineferrero2010 9 месяцев назад

Im a career changer too. Please make a video about the Medexpress Process and how to prepare for going to AME. Wayne states in a video that if he could get a medical cert than anyone could. I’m finding out the hard way that is not true nor is it good advice. Students would benefit from knowing they can book a consult with an AME prior to their actual examination. If there are red flags, then the AME will advise the student what documentation to bring to the exam. Doing this can save a AME from having to defer a Medical Certification. Thank you.