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You are one step away from launching your career in aviation!
Complete this form to begin your training process in aircraft maintenance and gain access to the official exams.
Mode:
Online
Duration:
At your own pace
License:
EASA
Access to:
Training and Exams
Step-by-step enrollment process
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Fill in all fields with your personal information
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Receive a summary email with the details of your application
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We will contact you within 3 business days to confirm your admission
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Once your spot is confirmed, you will be able to complete the enrollment and make the payment
Check the syllabus according to the subcategory of your interest
General Modules
Module 1: Mathematics
- Develop a solid foundation in mathematics relevant to aircraft maintenance.
- Gain competence in arithmetic, algebra, geometry, and trigonometry.
- Apply mathematical principles to solve maintenance-related calculations and problems.
Module 2: Physics (Level B1 and B2)
- Understand the fundamental principles of physics as applied to aviation.
- Learn mechanics, thermodynamics, optics, and electricity in the context of aircraft systems
- Apply physics concepts to analyze and solve aircraft maintenance issues.
Module 3: Electrical Fundamentals
- Explore the principles of electricity and electrical circuits.
- Learn about electrical components, wiring systems, and safety practices.
- Develop skills to diagnose and repair electrical faults in aircraft systems.
Module 4: Fundamentals of Electronics – Level B1 and B2
- Gain a comprehensive understanding of electronic components and circuits.
- Study topics such as diodes, transistors, amplifiers, and digital logic gates.
- Learn to troubleshoot and repair electronic systems in aircraft.
Módulo 5: Técnicas digitales/Sistemas de instrumentos electrónicos Nivel B1 y B2
- Understand digital techniques and electronic instrument systems used in aviation..
- Learn about aircraft instrumentation, data buses, and communication protocols.
- Acquire practical skills in maintaining and calibrating electronic instrument systems.
Module 6: Materials, Equipment and Tools – Level B1 and B2
- Get familiar with aircraft materials, fasteners, and fittings.
- Learn about various equipment and tools used in aircraft maintenance.
- Understand proper handling, storage, and maintenance of materials and tools.
Module 7: Maintenance Practices – Level B1 and B2
- Explore aircraft maintenance practices, procedures, and documentation.
- Study regulations and requirements related to aircraft maintenance.
- Gain practical knowledge to perform maintenance tasks and ensure airworthiness.
Module 8: Basic Aerodynamics
- Learn the principles of aerodynamics and their application in aviation.
- Understand airflow behavior around aircraft surfaces and components.
- Gain insight into lift, drag, stability, and aircraft control.
Module 9A: Human Factors
- Explore human factors influencing aircraft maintenance and safety.
- Understand the impact of human performance, limitations, and errors.
- Learn strategies to improve human performance and promote a safety culture.
Module 10: Aviation Legislation
- Study national and international aviation regulations.
- Gain knowledge of EASA regulations and other relevant legal frameworks.
Specific Modules – Subcategory B1.1
Module 11A: Aerodynamics, Structures and Systems
- Develop a thorough understanding of aerodynamics and its application to aircraft design and performance.
- Study aircraft structures, including materials, construction methods, and maintenance practices.
Module 15: Gas Turbine Engine
- Learn the principles of gas turbine engines and their components.
- Study engine operation, fuel systems, ignition systems, and engine performance monitoring.
- Acquire practical skills in troubleshooting and maintaining gas turbine engines.
- Gain knowledge of aircraft systems such as hydraulic, pneumatic, and environmental control systems.
Module 17: Propellers
- Understand the principles of operation and design of propellers.
- Study different types of propellers and their performance characteristics.
- Learn maintenance, installation, and troubleshooting techniques for propellers.
Specific Modules – Subcategory B1.3
Module 12: Helicopter Aerodynamics, Structures and Systems
- Understand the design, behavior, and operation of helicopter-specific systems, such as the main rotor, tail rotor, hydraulic systems, landing gear, and more.
Module 15: Gas Turbine Engine
- Learn the principles of gas turbine engines and their components.
- Study engine operation, fuel systems, ignition systems, and engine performance monitoring.
- Acquire practical skills in troubleshooting and maintaining gas turbine engines.
- Gain knowledge of aircraft systems such as hydraulic, pneumatic, and environmental control systems.
Specific Modules – Subcategory B2
Module 13: Aircraft Aerodynamics, Structures and Systems
- Understand the principles of operation and design of propellers.
- Study different types of propellers and their performance characteristics.
- Learn maintenance, installation, and troubleshooting techniques for propellers.
Module 14: Propulsion
- Learn about the various types of propulsion systems used in aircraft, including piston engines and jet engines.
- Study engine performance, fuel systems, engine control, and environmental impact.
- Gain knowledge of engine maintenance, troubleshooting, and safety procedures.
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