PROGRAMME OBJECTIVE
| Title |
Award |
Awarding Body |
| EASA Part 66 Category A – Aircraft Licence |
EASA |
EASA |
LEARNING OUTCOMES
- Air Legislation Easa Module 10 (CATA1-Mod10) EASA
- Human Factors - Easa Module 9A (CATA1-Mod9A) EASA
- Easa Basic Aerodynamics (CATA1-Mod8) EASA
- Aeroplane Aerodynamics (Jet Engine) (CATA1-Mod11A) EASA
- Maintenance Practices - Easa Module 7A (CATA1-Mod7A) EASA
- Easa Mathematics (CATA1-Mod1) EASA
- Materials And Hardware - Easa Module 6 (CATA1-Mod6) EASA
- Easa Physics (CATA1-Mod2) EASA
- Composite Appreciation for Aircraft
- Aircraft Structures Technician Work Experience
- Aeronautical Structural Repair Mixed
- Aeronautical Special Fasteners
- Advanced Aeronautical Sheet Metal Work
On successful completion of the course, the Learner will be able to:
- Carry out an inspection on aircraft structures and related components of the aircraft
- Remove, restore, or repair damaged sections using aircraft repair and fastening techniques
- Work with ferrous, non-ferrous and composite materials
- Work safely with chemicals, adhesives and paints.
- Remove, replace, fabricate aircraft structures using composite and fiberglass materials.
- Carry out corrosion inspections on ferrous and non-ferrous materials
- Be competent to EASA standards in maths, physics and other specified EASA modules
FURTHER DETAILS
Applicants must have reached the statutory school leaving age.
