From your first step into aviation to your next licence or specialisation, explore more than 45 courses across engineering, flying and operations. Find the right fit for where you are now and where you want to go.
Everyone’s journey into aviation looks a little different. Start with where you’re at and we’ll show you the courses that make sense for you.
Every day, thousands of people across Australia keep the aviation industry moving. Engineers, pilots, remote pilots, cabin crew and ground operations teams all play a part in getting people and goods safely where they need to go, and demand for skilled workers continues to grow.
At Aviation Australia, we’ve spent 25 years preparing people for these careers. Our courses are built with industry, so the skills you learn in the classroom, hangar or cockpit are the same ones employers are looking for. You’ll train on real aircraft and systems at our campuses, guided by instructors who’ve done the job themselves.
No matter your background or experience, there’s a pathway for you. Explore our study areas below to discover the courses, qualifications and career opportunities waiting for you.
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Take the next step in your pilot career with online ATPL theory and simulator-based Multi-Crew Cooperation training.
Get ready for your first role with an airline. This short course covers what recruiters look for and the skills that help you stand out in the selection process.
Learn the rules for handling refrigerants and other regulated gases on aircraft. A short, focused unit for technicians who need this competency for their licence or role.
A practical, hands-on qualification built around the licence outcomes employers ask for.
Combine a university degree with hands-on avionics training. Build the knowledge to work on aircraft electrical, instrument and radio systems, with a pathway to licensed engineer roles.
Pair a university degree with practical training on aircraft structures, engines and systems. A strong foundation for a career as a licensed mechanical aircraft engineer.
Train on the aircraft and systems industry actually operates, with instructors who have maintained them.
Gain the confidence, skills, and inside-knowledge that will put you a step ahead of the rest through the recruitment process and ground school training.
