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BASIC TRAINING CONVERSION COURSES
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A1 to A3
Certifying Mechanics – Helicopters with Turbine Engines
The A1 to A3 Subcategory Conversion Course provides 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 applicable 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 on helicopters, within the scope of work authorised by a Part-145 Approved Maintenance Organisation.
Modules
12. Helicopter Aerodynamics, Structures and Systems.
170 HOURS
Theoretical Training: 67.5 hours
Practical Training: 102.5 hours
DURATION
1–2 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.
A1 to B1.1
Electromechanical Maintenance Technicians specializing in the Certification of Gas Turbine Engine Aircraft
The A1 to B1.1 Subcategory Conversion Course provides training for aircraft maintenance certifying staff working on aeroplanes with turbine engines, developing the theoretical knowledge and practical skills required to perform more complex maintenance tasks.
The course prepares trainees to meet the applicable 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 applicable avionics tasks within the privileges defined under Part-66 and the authorisation granted by a Part-145 Approved Maintenance Organisation.
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;
10. Aviation Legislation;
11. Aeroplane Aerodynamics, Structures and Systems;
15. Gas Turbine Engines;
17. Propellers.
1,600 HOURS
Theoretical Training: 1,021 hours
Practical Training: 579 hours
DURATION
12–13 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.
A1 to B1.3
Certifying Staff – Helicopters with Turbine Engines
The A1 to B1.3 Subcategory Conversion Course provides training for aircraft maintenance certifying staff working on helicopters with turbine engines, developing the theoretical knowledge and practical skills required to perform more complex maintenance tasks.
The course prepares trainees to meet the applicable 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 applicable avionics tasks within the privileges defined under Part-66 and the authorisation granted by a Part-145 Approved Maintenance Organisation.
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;
10. Aviation Legislation;
12. Helicopter Aerodynamics, Structures and Systems;
15. Gas Turbine Engines.
1,600 HOURS
Theoretical Training: 1,060 hours
Practical Training: 540 hours
DURATION
12–13 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.
A1 to B2
Avionics Certifying Staff
The A1 to B2 Category Conversion Course provides training for avionics certifying staff, developing the theoretical knowledge and practical skills required to perform more complex aircraft maintenance tasks involving avionics and electrical systems.
The course prepares trainees to meet the applicable 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, including communications, navigation, instrumentation and automatic flight systems.
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;
10. Aviation Legislation;
13. Aircraft Aerodynamics, Structures and Systems;
14. Propulsion.
1,600 HOURS
Theoretical Training: 1,076 hours
Practical Training: 524 hours
DURATION
12–13 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.
A1 to B1.1 + B2
Certifying Staff – Aeroplanes with Turbine Engines and Avionics
The A1 to B1.1 and B2 Conversion Course provides training for certifying staff in both mechanical aircraft maintenance on aeroplanes with turbine engines and avionics maintenance, developing the theoretical knowledge and practical skills required to perform more complex maintenance tasks.
The course prepares trainees to meet the applicable knowledge and training requirements towards EASA Part-66 Categories B1.1 and B2 on an Aircraft Maintenance Licence (AML).
Once the applicable licence and experience requirements have been met, licence holders may exercise the relevant B1.1 and B2 certification privileges, including maintenance on aeroplane structures, powerplants, mechanical and electrical systems, as well as avionics systems such as communications, navigation, instrumentation and automatic flight systems, within the applicable scope of authorisation granted by a Part-145 Approved Maintenance Organisation.
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;
10. Aviation Legislation;
11. Aeroplane Aerodynamics, Structures and Systems;
13. Aircraft Aerodynamics, Structures and Systems;
14. Propulsion;
15. Gas Turbine Engines;
17. Propellers.
2,200 HOURS
Theoretical Training: 1,518 hours
Practical Training: 682 hours
DURATION
16–17 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 to B1.1
Certifying Staff – Aeroplanes with Turbine Engines
The A3 to B1.1 Subcategory Conversion Course provides training for aircraft maintenance certifying staff working on aeroplanes with turbine engines, developing the theoretical knowledge and practical skills required to perform more complex maintenance tasks.
The course prepares trainees to meet the applicable 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 applicable avionics tasks within the privileges defined under Part-66 and the authorisation granted by a Part-145 Approved Maintenance Organisation.
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;
10. Aviation Legislation;
11. Aeroplane Aerodynamics, Structures and Systems;
15. Gas Turbine Engines;
17. Propellers.
1,600 HOURS
Theoretical Training: 1,060 hours
Practical Training: 540 hours
DURATION
12–13 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 to B1.3
Certifying Staff – Helicopters with Turbine Engines
The A3 to B1.3 Subcategory Conversion Course provides training for aircraft maintenance certifying staff working on helicopters with turbine engines, developing the theoretical knowledge and practical skills required to perform more complex maintenance tasks.
The course prepares trainees to meet the applicable 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 applicable avionics tasks within the privileges defined under Part-66 and the authorisation granted by a Part-145 Approved Maintenance Organisation.
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;
10. Aviation Legislation;
12. Helicopter Aerodynamics, Structures and Systems;
15. Gas Turbine Engines.
1,600 HOURS
Theoretical Training: 1,019 hours
Practical Training: 581 hours
Duration
12–13 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 to B2
Avionics Certifying Staff
The A3 to B2 Category Conversion Course provides training for avionics certifying staff, developing the theoretical knowledge and practical skills required to perform more complex aircraft maintenance tasks involving avionics and electrical systems.
The course prepares trainees to meet the applicable 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, including communications, navigation, instrumentation and automatic flight systems.
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;
10. Aviation Legislation;
13. Aircraft Aerodynamics, Structures and Systems;
14. Propulsion.
1,600 HOURS
Theoretical Training: 1,076 hours
Practical Training: 524 hours
DURATION
12–13 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 to B1.3
Certifying Staff – Helicopters with Turbine Engines
325 HOURS
Theoretical Training: 260 hours
Practical Training: 65 hours
DURATION
2–3 months
Note: Academic breaks and examination periods are not included.
STUDY MODE
Full-time and After-hours
The B1.1 to B1.3 Subcategory Conversion Course provides training for aircraft maintenance certifying staff working on helicopters with turbine engines, developing the knowledge and practical skills required for the relevant B1.3 certification privileges.
The course prepares trainees to meet the applicable 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 applicable avionics tasks within the privileges defined under Part-66 and the authorisation granted by a Part-145 Approved Maintenance Organisation.
Modules
12. Helicopter Aerodynamics, Structures and Systems.
B1.1 to B2
Avionics Certifying Staff
The B1.1 to B2 Category Conversion Course provides 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 applicable 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, including communications, navigation, instrumentation and automatic flight systems.
678 HOURS
Theoretical Training: 576 hours
Practical Training: 102 hours
DURATION
5–6 months
Note: Academic breaks and examination periods are not included.
STUDY MODE
Full-time and After-hours
Modules
4. Electronic Fundamentals;
5. Digital Techniques / Electronic Instrument Systems;
13. Aircraft Aerodynamics, Structures and Systems;
14. Propulsion.
B1.3 to B1.1
Certifying Staff – Aeroplanes with Turbine Engines
The B1.3 to B1.1 Subcategory Conversion Course provides training for aircraft maintenance certifying staff working on aeroplanes with turbine engines, developing the knowledge and practical skills required for the relevant B1.1 certification privileges.
The course prepares trainees to meet the applicable 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 applicable avionics tasks within the privileges defined under Part-66 and the authorisation granted by a Part-145 Approved Maintenance Organisation.
Modules
11. Aeroplane Aerodynamics, Structures and Systems;
17. Propellers.
325 HOURS
Theoretical Training: 260 hours
Practical Training: 65 hours
DURATION
2–3 months
Note: Academic breaks and examination periods are not included.
STUDY MODE
Full-time and After-hours
B1.3 to B2
Avionics Certifying Staff
The B1.3 to B2 Category Conversion Course provides 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 applicable 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, including communications, navigation, instrumentation and automatic flight systems.
Modules
4. Electronic Fundamentals;
5. Digital Techniques / Electronic Instrument Systems;
13. Aircraft Aerodynamics, Structures and Systems;
14. Propulsion.
678 HOURS
Theoretical Training: 576 hours
Practical Training: 102 hours
DURATION
5–6 months
Note: Academic breaks and examination periods are not included.
STUDY MODE
Full-time and After-hours
B2 to B1.1
Certifying Staff – Aeroplanes with Turbine Engines
The B2 to B1.1 Subcategory Conversion Course provides training for aircraft maintenance certifying staff working on aeroplanes with turbine engines, developing the knowledge and practical skills required for the relevant B1.1 certification privileges.
The course prepares trainees to meet the applicable 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 applicable avionics tasks within the privileges defined under Part-66 and the authorisation granted by a Part-145 Approved Maintenance Organisation.
Modules
6. Materials and Hardware;
7. Maintenance Practices;
11. Aeroplane Aerodynamics, Structures and Systems;
15. Gas Turbine Engines;
17. Propellers.
603 HOURS
Theoretical Training: 495 hours
Practical Training: 108 hours
DURATION
4–5 months
Note: Academic breaks and examination periods are not included.
STUDY MODE
Full-time and After-hours
B2 to B1.3
Certifying Staff – Helicopters with Turbine Engines
The B2 to B1.3 Subcategory Conversion Course provides training for aircraft maintenance certifying staff working on helicopters with turbine engines, developing the knowledge and practical skills required for the relevant B1.3 certification privileges.
The course prepares trainees to meet the applicable 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 applicable avionics tasks within the privileges defined under Part-66 and the authorisation granted by a Part-145 Approved Maintenance Organisation.
Modules
6. Materials and Hardware;
7. Maintenance Practices;
12. Helicopter Aerodynamics, Structures and Systems;
15. Gas Turbine Engines.
603 HOURS
Theoretical Training: 495 hours
Practical Training: 108 hours
DURATION
4–5 months
Note: Academic breaks and examination periods are not included.
STUDY MODE
Full-time and After-hours
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