Develop Essential Knowledge in Aircraft Maintenance!
COMPLETE BASIC TRAINING COURSES
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A1
Certifying Mechanics – Aeroplanes with Turbine Engines
The A1 Subcategory Course provides basic training for certifying mechanics working on aeroplanes with turbine engines, covering the knowledge and practical skills required to perform specified minor scheduled line maintenance and simple defect rectification tasks.
The course prepares trainees to meet the basic knowledge and training requirements towards an EASA Part-66 Category A1 Aircraft Maintenance Licence (AML).
Once the applicable licence and experience requirements have been met, Category A1 licence holders may exercise certification privileges for specified minor scheduled line maintenance and simple defect rectification tasks performed within the scope of work authorised by a Part-145 Approved Maintenance Organisation.
Modules
1. Mathematics;
2. Physics;
3. Electrical Fundamentals;
5. Digital Techniques / Electronic Instrument Systems;
6. Materials and Hardware;
7. Maintenance Practices;
8. Basic Aerodynamics;
9. Human Factors;
10. Aviation Legislation;
11. Aeroplane Aerodynamics, Structures and Systems;
15. Gas Turbine Engines;
17. Propellers.
800 HOURS
Theoretical Training: 280 hours
Practical Training: 520 hours
DURATION
6–7 months
Note: Academic breaks and examination periods are not included.
STUDY MODE
Full-time and After-hours
INCLUDED
Training manuals; Uniform; Personal Protective Equipment (PPE); Up to three examination attempts per module included.
A3
Certifying Mechanics – Helicopters with Turbine Engines
The A3 Subcategory Course provides basic training for certifying mechanics working on helicopters with turbine engines, covering the knowledge and practical skills required to perform specified minor scheduled line maintenance and simple defect rectification tasks.
The course prepares trainees to meet the basic knowledge and training requirements towards an EASA Part-66 Category A3 Aircraft Maintenance Licence (AML).
Once the applicable licence and experience requirements have been met, Category A3 licence holders may exercise certification privileges for specified minor scheduled line maintenance and simple defect rectification tasks performed within the scope of work authorised by a Part-145 Approved Maintenance Organisation.
Modules
1. Modules;
2. Physics;
3. Electrical Fundamentals;
5. Digital Techniques / Electronic Instrument Systems;
6. Materials and Hardware;
7. Maintenance Practices;
8. Basic Aerodynamics;
9. Human Factors;
10. Aviation Legislation;
11. Aeroplane Aerodynamics, Structures and Systems;
15. Gas Turbine Engines;
17. Propellers.
800 HOURS
Theoretical Training: 280 hours
Practical Training: 520 hours
DURATION
6–7 months
Note: Academic breaks and examination periods are not included.
STUDY MODE
Full-time and After-hours
INCLUDED
Training manuals; Uniform; Personal Protective Equipment (PPE); Up to three examination attempts per module included.
B1.1
Certifying Staff – Aeroplanes with Turbine Engines
The B1.1 Subcategory Course provides basic training for aircraft maintenance certifying staff working on aeroplanes with turbine engines, developing the theoretical knowledge and practical skills required for mechanical aircraft maintenance.
The course prepares trainees to meet the basic knowledge and training requirements towards an EASA Part-66 Category B1.1 Aircraft Maintenance Licence (AML).
Once the applicable licence and experience requirements have been met, Category B1.1 licence holders may exercise certification privileges covering maintenance performed on aeroplane structures, powerplants, and mechanical and electrical systems, as well as work on avionics systems requiring only simple tests to prove their serviceability and not requiring troubleshooting, within the applicable scope of authorisation.
Modules
1. Mathematics;
2. Physics;
3. Electrical Fundamentals;
4. Electronic Fundamentals;
5. Digital Techniques / Electronic Instrument Systems;
6. Materials and Hardware;
7. Maintenance Practices;
8. Basic Aerodynamics;
9. Human Factors;
10. Aviation Legislation;
11. Aeroplane Aerodynamics, Structures and Systems;
15. Gas Turbine Engines;
17. Propellers.
2,400 HOURS
Theoretical Training: 1,270 hours
Practical Training: 1,130 hours
DURATION
18–19 months
Note: Academic breaks and examination periods are not included.
STUDY MODE
Full-time and After-hours
INCLUDED
Training manuals; Uniform; Personal Protective Equipment (PPE); Up to three examination attempts per module included.
B1.3
Certifying Staff – Helicopters with Turbine Engines
The B1.3 Subcategory Course provides basic training for aircraft maintenance certifying staff working on helicopters with turbine engines, developing the theoretical knowledge and practical skills required for mechanical aircraft maintenance.
The course prepares trainees to meet the basic knowledge and training requirements towards an EASA Part-66 Category B1.3 Aircraft Maintenance Licence (AML).
Once the applicable licence and experience requirements have been met, Category B1.3 licence holders may exercise certification privileges covering maintenance performed on helicopter structures, powerplants, and mechanical and electrical systems, as well as work on avionics systems requiring only simple tests to prove their serviceability and not requiring troubleshooting, within the applicable scope of authorisation.
Modules
1. Mathematics;
2. Physics;
3. Electrical Fundamentals;
4. Electronic Fundamentals;
5. Digital Techniques / Electronic Instrument Systems;
6. Materials and Hardware;
7. Maintenance Practices;
8. Basic Aerodynamics;
9. Human Factors;
10. Aviation Legislation;
12. Helicopter Aerodynamics, Structures and Systems;
15. Gas Turbine Engines.
2,400 HOURS
Theoretical Training: 1,270 hours
Practical Training: 1,130 hours
DURATION
18–19 months
Note: Academic breaks and examination periods are not included.
STUDY MODE
Full-time and After-hours
INCLUDED
Training manuals; Uniform; Personal Protective Equipment (PPE); Up to three examination attempts per module included.
B2
Avionics Certifying Staff
Modules
1. Mathematics;
2. Physics;
3. Electrical Fundamentals;
4. Electronic Fundamentals;
5. Digital Techniques / Electronic Instrument Systems;
6. Materials and Hardware;
7. Maintenance Practices;
8. Basic Aerodynamics;
9. Human Factors;
10. Aviation Legislation;
13 Aircraft Aerodynamics, Structures and Systems;
14. Propulsion.
2,400 HOURS
Theoretical Training: 1,280 hours
Practical Training: 1,120 hours
DURATION
18–19 months
Note: Academic breaks and examination periods are not included.
STUDY MODE
Full-time and After-hours
INCLUDED
Training manuals; Uniform; Personal Protective Equipment (PPE); Up to three examination attempts per module.
The B2 Category Course provides basic training for avionics certifying staff, developing the theoretical knowledge and practical skills required to perform aircraft maintenance involving avionics and electrical systems.
The course prepares trainees to meet the basic knowledge and training requirements towards an EASA Part-66 Category B2 Aircraft Maintenance Licence (AML).
Once the applicable licence and experience requirements have been met, Category B2 licence holders may exercise certification privileges covering maintenance performed on avionics and electrical systems, as well as electrical and avionics tasks within powerplant and mechanical systems requiring only simple tests to prove their serviceability.
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