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What qualifications and experience will employers look for?

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What qualifications and experience will employers look for?

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You could become a satellite technician by completing an Apprenticeship with an installation company. To get on to a scheme, you may need GCSEs in subjects like maths and English, or equivalent qualifications. The range of Apprenticeships available in your area will depend on the local jobs market and the types of skills employers need from their workers. For more information on Apprenticeships, visit www.apprenticeships.org.uk. You may be able to apply directly to companies if you have experience and/or qualifications in telecommunications, electronic/electrical engineering or electrical equipment servicing. You could take a college course to gain qualifications in these areas, for example: • BTEC National Certificate and Diploma in Communications Technology • BTEC National Certificate and Diploma in Electrical or Electronic Engineering • City & Guilds (3662) Diploma in ICT Communications Systems. The Confederation of Aerial Industries (CAI) offers short introductory courses in satell

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Many editorial assistants have a degree in English, journalism or media studies. However, employers may consider you without qualifications if you can prove you have relevant skills and experience, and you will normally be asked to do a written test at interview. Ways of building up your knowledge and experience of publishing include: • unpaid work experience or job shadowing – see the Periodical Publishers Association (PPA) website for advice on finding a placement • creating your own website to showcase samples of your work • doing temporary administrative work in a publishing company • reading specialist publications, such as The Bookseller and Publishing News Online. You can also develop your general skills by completing courses in basic proofreading and editing. See the Publishing Training Centre and the Society of Editors and Proofreaders (SfEP) websites for details. For work on journals, books or magazines covering a specialist subject like medicine or science, employers will us

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