My experience Air Force Technical Studies Institute

My experience at the Air Force Technical Studies Institute was a rich experience and full of challenges and opportunities that contributed significantly to the development of my technical and professional skills and abilities. I joined the institute with high hopes and high aspirations, and the institute did not disappoint me. From day one, the educational environment was excellently prepared to provide the best level of education and training. The teaching staff were highly qualified and knowledgeable, and were committed to providing the necessary support and guidance to us as students. The curriculum was comprehensive and diverse, covering multiple aspects of technical sciences that are essential to the Air Force.

During my studies, I learned a lot about different air systems, from maintenance and repair to operation and control. The focus was not only on the theoretical aspect, but there was great interest in practical training that gave us the opportunity to apply what we learned in the classroom on the ground. This balance between theory and practice was one of the most prominent points that positively affected my experience at the institute.

In addition to the academic aspect, there was great interest in developing the personal and leadership aspects of students. Through various activities and training programmes, we have acquired leadership and teamwork skills, which are essential for any individual working in the Air Force. The competitive environment within the institute motivated us to give our best and always strive for excellence.

In general, I can say that the Air Force Technical Studies Institute was not just an educational institution, but rather an integrated environment for individual development at all levels. I left the institute with a deep sense of gratitude and appreciation for all the knowledge and experience it provided me, and I am confident that this experience will remain engraved in my memory and will have a significant impact on my future career.

The conditions for joining the institute are the conditions for joining the military authorities

The applicant is required to be a Saudi citizen by birth. He must be between 17 and 24 years old. The applicant must have completed at least secondary school, in order to apply for some specific specializations. The applicant must also pass the required health examinations and security assessments, in addition to passing admission tests that include the English language and other academic subjects. It is also necessary that the applicant be unmarried.

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Students undergo an integrated training course in the English language within the framework of their educational institute. A number of students also have the opportunity to learn abroad, fully funded by the institute. At the end of the study period, the student is qualified to hold the rank of “Technical Sergeant,” which smoothly opens the doors to work for him. In addition, graduates and their families are given free housing and health care, ensuring personal and family stability after graduation.

How to Apply to the Air Force Technical Studies Institute

The Saudi Ministry of Defense announced the opening of registration at the Institute of Technical Studies of the Air Force via the Internet, where one can access the Ministry’s website and view the dates of the registration process and conditions. For those interested in joining, you must follow the following steps:

To apply, you must visit the Ministry of Defense website and enter the Armed Forces Admissions and Recruitment section, where you will be asked to provide basic personal information to complete the application.

Required information includes:

1. Full name.
2. Date of birth in the Hijri and Gregorian calendars.
3. The city and governorate to which you belong.
4. Detailed residential address.

After filling out this information and the provided instructions, you must complete the remaining steps to successfully submit the application to the Department of Defense.

Duration of study at the institute

At the Air Force Technical Studies Institute, the study program lasts for two and a half years. During the first year, students focus on military training and receive instruction in mechanical and electrical sciences according to the chosen specialty. After that, they devote two years to studying the specialized subjects offered by the institute. Upon completion of studies, graduates are appointed to the Saudi Air Force with the rank of Technical Sergeant.

Distribution of grades among study subjects within the institute

Since I was young, I had a passion for joining the Air Force Technical Studies Institute, and when I was able to join it, I discovered that there was a specific system for distributing grades to students at different levels of study. In the initial stage, about 2000 marks are allocated to evaluate students, of which 100 marks are given to evaluate the student's behavior and performance within the institute.

As for the intermediate stage, students obtain a total of 1500 grades per semester. Of these scores, 50 are designated for assessing physical fitness and the same for assessing behavior.

In the final section, the system continues to award students 1500 marks, taking into account 50 marks for physical fitness and another 50 for behaviour.

Students who manage to achieve the grades necessary for success, as determined by the institute, advance to the next stage of education.

Specialties of the Institute of Technical Studies of the Air Force

The institute includes a variety of academic programs designed to prepare students to effectively engage in the labor market. These programs include:

In the field of quality control, students learn the basics of telecommunications as well as various navigational aids.

The Foreign Languages ​​and Computer Program focuses on enabling students to master the English language and applications of contemporary technology in daily life.

In the Mechanical and Electrical Distribution of Weapons and Ammunition major, students study the mechanics of weapons and guns, and also learn about electro-optics.

The specialty of aircraft mechanics and electronics covers the study of engineering equipment, armor and various vehicles.

The Ship and Ship Mechanics program includes the study of ship mechanics and their fuel systems.

Finally, the Mechanics of Technology Electrical Energy for Missiles specialization includes the study of electricity associated with missiles and warning systems, in addition to learning about electrical equipment in various stations.

  Advantages of joining the Institute of Technical Studies

Through immersion in intensive educational programs, the student begins to master the English language during his or her studies.

The student receives specialized training in his chosen field within the Air Force, which fully prepares him for future tasks.

Once graduated, the student receives private housing, which provides him with independence immediately after the end of the study period.

Another notable benefit is the possibility of continuing to study abroad, which opens wide horizons for students for academic and professional development.

After graduation, the student and his family receive the benefits of Armed Forces health insurance, guaranteeing them the necessary health care.

Upon completion of the training phase, the student is appointed to the rank of Deputy Technical Sergeant, which reflects appreciation for the skills and abilities he has acquired.

Salaries of employees at the Air Force Institute

I had always dreamed of joining the Air Force Institute immediately after completing high school, and fortunately I was able to fulfill this desire. After I submitted my application, I successfully passed the test required for admission to the institute, and during my studies, I demonstrated remarkable excellence that qualified me to be part of the institute’s work team. Based on my personal experience, I have noticed that the institute offers competitive salaries with many positive aspects.