Yes, it's quite secure.
it takes approx.. 5 years
Telomeres. Source: Aerospace engineer who hasn't taken Biology since 9th grade (10 years ago)
corner shops
6 years
a bunch of years, probably boring too. I would try something like business
To become a broadcast engineer, one must have about 5 years of broadcast engineer experience. There are various place one can study and earn the 5 years of experience.
The company where I work has following structureIntern - Fresh GradsJunior Software Engineer after 3-6 months of internshipSoftware Engineer 1-2 Years of experienceSenior Software Engineer - promoted after 4+ years from EngineerPrincipal Software Engineer - promoted when 6+ years experience, generally Team Leader
5 years
five years
2-4 years
my cousin became a nuclear reactor engineer and he said it was about 12 years
Engineering levels are pretty simple: * Level 1 or Entry level or Graduate level * Level 2 or Engineer * Level 3 or Senior Engineer / Becoming a Chartered * Level 4 or Lead Engineer / Chartered Status + postgrad * Level 5 or Chief Engineer / Chartered Status + Masters Eng or Business or PHD Each step takes 2 - 4 years depending on the individual.