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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Train for work on the ground at airports, from ramp and baggage handling to customer service. Ideal if you want to start a career in airport operations.
Learn to prepare, protect and paint aircraft surfaces to industry standards. A specialist trade qualification for anyone keen on the finishing side of aircraft maintenance.
Learn to fly drones safely and professionally for commercial work. Gain the skills and qualification to operate remotely piloted aircraft in industries like mapping, inspection and media.
Build on your avionics trade skills with advanced training in aircraft electrical, instrument and radio systems. A step up for technicians ready to take on more complex maintenance work.
A practical, hands-on qualification built around the licence outcomes employers ask for.
Develop advanced skills in repairing and maintaining aircraft structures. Ideal for technicians looking to specialise in sheet metal, composites and structural repairs.
Our practical course covers the units of competency (MEAs) required when adding the B2 category to your existing CASR Part 66 B1 Licence.
Already have the experience? Have your existing aircraft maintenance skills formally assessed and recognised toward Defence DASR 66 licensing requirements.
