Can you become a pilot with a 3 in English?
(I'm in 10th grade)
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You need an English radio license. This includes about 60 phrases, which you could easily learn by heart. And you can manage the filler words in a communication even with a grade of 3. However, you do have to understand what's expected of you.
In addition to my English at school, I also spent six months at a language school. I don't know how that's handled in civilian training.
Noten sind egal. Solange du den passenden Schulabschluss hast und dann den Assessment bestehst fängst du die Ausbildung zum Pilot an
Airlines don't really care about your grades these days. No one sits in front of you and says, "Okay, we'd like your report card now. Oh, a C in English, you can go right away."
You take a test, and if you pass, you're fine. Your grade is irrelevant.
Ja, du zahlst ja deine Ausbildung selbst…