WE OFFER 3 SPECIALIZED COURSES WITHIN AIRCRAFT ENGINEERING AT OUR SOUTH AFRICA TRAINING CENTRE
Aircraft Avionics Apprentice Training
Aircraft Mechanical Apprentice Training
Aircraft Structure Apprentice Training
AIRCRAFT AVIONICS APPRENTICE TRAINING
What is an Avionician?
Avionics is a specialisation within electronic maintenance and repair. It focuses on aircraft electronics but encompasses a wide range of job types. An avionics technician is a specialist who is responsible for all the electronics on board an aircraft on a systems level.
What does an Avionician do?
An avionician installs and maintains avionics systems like instruments for navigation and engine monitoring in-flight entertainment systems etc.
Avionics technicians repair and upgrade communication and mission control systems, navigation systems and on-board monitoring systems.
The job demands attention to detail and a commitment to the very highest standards of quality workmanship as they work on flight- critical systems that impact passenger and crew safety.
Participate in system qualification and certification.
The focus of this programme is on the diagnosis, rectification and maintenance of aircraft communication, navigation, instruments, electrical and related sub systems.
Admission Requirements (Minimum)
18 years and older.
Grade 12/N3 or Equivalent
Mathematics 50% of higher
Physics 50% or higher
English 50% or higher
Applicants that do not meet these criteria but do possess a Grade 12/N3 or equivalent certificate will be subject to an aptitude test prior to acceptance and admission
AIRCRAFT MECHANICAL APPRENTICE TRAINING
What is an aircraft mechanic?
The job of an aircraft mechanic is to keep aircraft operating safely and efficiently. People’s lives are at stake which makes this job extremely important. Aircraft mechanics service aircraft, overhaul engines and parts and test the every-day smooth running of aeroplanes or helicopters.
Some aircraft mechanics specialise in:
Hydraulics
Propeller-driven aircraft
Engines
Helicopters etc
What does an aircraft mechanic do?
Conduct safety inspections
Service aircraft
Troubleshoot and solve problems
Overhaul engines and parts
Repairs parts/ install new ones
Tests various aircraft systems and engines
Order parts
Keeps strict records
Commits to lifelong learning
Admission Requirements (Minimum)
18 years and older.
Grade 12/N3 or Equivalent
Pure Mathematics 50% of higher
English 50% or higher
AIRCRAFT STRUCTURE APPRENTICE TRAINING
What is an aircraft structures worker?
The job of an aircraft structures worker is to ensure that the aircraft is structurally sound. They are responsible for the physical integrity of the aircraft, not the mechanical parts.
What does an aircraft structures worker do?
Maintain and repair structures on the aircraft, corrosion inspections and repairs
Flight Controls
Spoilers
Elevators
Flaps
Inspect damage, manufacture and install approved repairs and replace structural parts
Read and use manuals meticulously
Complete and keep records
Admission Requirements (Minimum)
18 years and older.
Grade 12/N3 or Equivalent
Mathematics 50% of higher
English 50% or higher
Applicants that do not meet these criteria but do possess a Grade 12/N3 or equivalent certificate will be subject to an aptitude test prior to acceptance and admission.
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