- Aircraft Maintenance Engineering
- International
- QLD
- 11064NAT
Diploma of Aircraft Maintenance Engineering – TB1.1 Mechanical (11064NAT – CRICOS 11041J)
- Open to
- International students
- Duration
- 95 Weeks - Full TIme
- Study mode
- In Person
- Cost from
- $62,500
Overview
This course is delivered under Aviation Australia’s EASA part 147.0012 approval, allowing students to receive a Diploma of Aircraft Maintenance Engineering as well as an EASA Certificate of Recognition for the B1.1 (Turbine aeroplanes), upon meeting the requirement for a 90% attendance rate while completing all theory examinations at a minimum of 75% pass mark rate and being marked competent in all practical assessments. This is also the first step towards obtaining an EASA Part-66 Licence.
The 95 weeks program includes 1351 hours of theory training combined with 1190 hours of practical training delivered at Aviation Australia’s Headquarter based at the Brisbane Airport precinct. The CASA CAR 30 approval allows students to be trained in a live maintenance environment providing them exposure to mechanical practical tasks (such as inspect, repair and maintain aircraft structures, maintain mechanical components, test and troubleshoot gas turbine engine systems).
Students will also receive their unique Journal of Experience where they will be able to record all practical maintenance tasks performed during their training at Aviation Australia which will be signed off by qualified EASA instructors with practical assessments being signed off by EASA qualified assessors.
Entry requirements
All documentation supplied must be certified and translated (in full) to English. The front page of the Enrolment Application Form details this requirement.
Before you start - additional assessment requirements
It may be required to provide additional evidence to support your application. This may include, but not limited to:
- Working with an Aviation Australia approved registered partner to support your enrolment and visa application.
- Participation in a student interview.
- Financial evidence.
If your nationality is on the Country List, you must submit your application via one of our approved registered partners.
You will be advised if additional assessment requirements are needed to complete your application upon assessment.
Applicants are also encouraged to review the Department of Home Affairs” Document Checklist Tool to determine what documentation might be required to support a student visa application. The Department’s requirements may be above and beyond what is required to support your application for enrolment.
English Language Proficiency
The minimum requirements is an Academic IELTS with 6.0 overall and with no sub-band score lesser than 5.5. Testing must have been completed within 2 years from the enrolment application date.
English Language Equivalencies accepted by Aviation Australia.
If your country is not on this list, you must supply an Academic IELTS or an equivalent test (from the approved list). Please contact us prior to submitting your application to discuss your eligibility if you are unsure.
Academic Suitability
Evidence of completion of Year 12, or an approved equivalent, with a pass in Mathematics (at minimum Year 10 or equivalent). Where an applicant does not meet these requirements, Aviation Australia may consider sufficient relevant work experience (documented via a resume and referees) and/or a successfully completed higher level qualification that demonstrates academic suitability.
This table outlines the international education achievement levels that are equivalent to a Year 12 qualification in Queensland, Australia. Academic Equivalencies.
If your country is not on this list, please contact us prior to submitting your application and we will discuss your eligibility.
Minimum of 17 years of age
Applicants under the age of 18 may be accepted where it is demonstrated approved welfare arrangements will be maintained whilst the student is under the age of 18. This arrangement requires an approval of the Department of Home Affairs.
If you are under 18, a parent or legal guardian must co-sign this application form. An agent cannot do co-sign in place of a parent or legal guardian.
For more information, visit Department of Home Affairs.
Genuine Student (GS) Assessment
Applicants must complete the Genuine Student questionnaire within the application form to be considered for an enrolment. Applicants must ensure with research the intended course of study as well as their rights and responsibilities as a future student visa holder in Australia.
International students are required to show evidence that they meet the Department of Home Affairs’ Genuine Student requirements when applying for a student visa.
Current Valid Passport
The applicant’s passport must be current and valid for at least 6 months from the course commencement date.
Documentation Requirements
- All documentation supplied must be certified and translated (in full) to English. Please refer to the front page of the application form for more details.
- A certified copy is a copy of an original document that has been witnessed and declared as true copy by an authorised person.
- These services can be provided by Aviation Australia’s registered partners, NAATI certified translators, Justice of Peace and notaries public.
- Aviation Australia will not accept any documents that are not translated or stamped by a certified translator.
If you need support in submitting your application, you can contact one of Aviation Australia’s registered partners here.
Applications submitted with uncertified documents will not be processed.
How to enrol
- Contact your nearest Aviation Australia Registered Partner to assist you with your application. Their services include providing education on the course and outcomes, certifying application documents, and supporting your application as it progresses to enrolment.
- Complete and submit the International Student Application Form to Aviation Australia.
- Aviation Australia will review your application and, if accepted, you will receive a Letter of Offer (this may be conditional).
- Read and accept your Letter of Offer and make payment of the course deposit fee/s.
- Receive your Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE) and other enrolment documentation and apply for your student visa.
- Commence your course with Aviation Australia (subject to visa approval).
Transnational Aircraft Maintenance Engineering Program
Aviation Australia and SriLankan Aviation College have partnered to deliver a one-of-a-kind qualification in Aircraft Maintenance Engineering, allowing students to commence their studies in Sri Lanka, leading to the 11064NAT Diploma of Aircraft Maintenance Engineering – Mechanical TB1 at Aviation Australia in Brisbane.
Additional information
Study modules and upgrade options
- Mathematics
- Physics
- Electrical Fundamentals
- Electronic Fundamentals
- Digital Techniques/Electronic Instrument Systems
- Materials and Hardware
- Maintenance Practices
- Basic Aerodynamics
- Human Factors
- Aviation Legislation
- Turbine Aeroplane Aerodynamics, Structures and Systems
- Helicopters
- Aircraft Aerodynamics, Structures & Systems
- Propulsion
- Gas Turbine Engine
- Propeller
Items included in course price
- Course Delivery (theory and practical)
- Textbooks, Workbooks & Logbooks
- Examination Fees (regulatory examinations only. Re-sit fees not included)
- Uniforms (1 x Safety Boots; 2 x Trousers; 3 x Shirts)
- Safety Equipment (1 x Safety Glasses; 1 x Earmuffs)
- Tool for practical training (to be borrowed from hangar store only)
- Free Wifi for the duration of the course
- Free access to library on campus
- Personal Locker on campus
- Free access to pray and meditation room
Course Outcomes
On successful completion of the course, you will receive:
- European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) Certificate of Recognition (COR) for Category B1.1 (turbine aeroplanes)
- Diploma of Aircraft Maintenance Engineering TB1 Mechanical (11064NAT)
These outcomes are highly regarded by airlines and Maintenance Repair Organisations (MROs) all over the world.
Job Prospects
Graduating students can start working the industry as:
- Aircraft Maintenance Engineer – (AME) Mechanical B1.1 (turbine aeroplanes)
- With a further two years’ experience (minimum) they an apply for their category licence to begin their journey as a Licenced Aircraft Maintenance Engineer:
- Licenced aircraft maintenance engineer (LAME) – Mechanical B1.1 (turbine aeroplanes)
Hear from past students
I believe the great training facilities at Aviation Australia plus the instructors have been the key in empowering our learning, which made the course so enjoyable
Aviation Australia was a good platform for me to kick start my career. The instructors were so knowledgeable and always tried to improve us and make us better engineers. Despite staying away from my family, I loved living, studying and working in Australia
My experiences throughout my training at Aviation Australia, Melbourne, was nothing but pleasant. The courseware was in-depth, the teachers were phenomenal, and the other students had a positive and professional mindset.
I chose to study at Aviation Australia because of the world-class facilities they provide for their students.
Everyone here has been so accepting and friendly, not to mention helpful. Australia is an awesome place to study and live in.