u/Acceptable-Maximum79

Question for all the A&Ps out there

I’m currently active duty military working on fixed wing aircraft specializing in engines, fuel systems, landing gear, inspections (aircraft/components/scheduled and unscheduled), low power turn ups, and line maintenance work. I have been doing this job for the last 3 years and get out in one.
I have never worked with props or done sheet metal work, and have done very little airframes work in general yet I’ve been told I’ll be able to get my 8610 signed off to take my test based on my MOS (job). I plan on doing a prep course for hands on learning with props and sheet metal and taking the test sometime after that.
My question is what experience level is generally expected from new A&Ps? Is there an expected on the job training period or are you expected to be knowledgeable in everything right off the rip? Any insight or advice would be great. Thanks in advance

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u/Acceptable-Maximum79 — 3 days ago