- Aircraft Maintenance Engineering
- AA-DEMO-FULL
[TEST] Every field, every band (reference course)
Every field on this record carries a value, so an editor can see what each control does before writing a real course.
- Open to
- Domestic students
- Duration
- 18 months full-time
- Study mode
- On campus, Brisbane
- Cost from
- $12,500
- Open to
- International students
- Duration
- 18 months full-time
- Study mode
- On campus, student visa
- Cost from
- $24,900
Overview
This is the Overview tab. It is the first of the four tabs the course template draws down the middle of the page.
A subheading inside the copy
A tab’s body is flexible content, so it can hold a copy block like this one, and a table, an accordion, a quote or a call-out beneath it.
- A bulleted list
- renders the way it does
- anywhere else on the site
Entry requirements
The Entry requirements tab. Leave a tab empty and it does not appear at all: the tab bar follows the copy that exists rather than the row list.
How to enrol
- The How to enrol tab.
- Numbered lists render.
- So does a link.
Course structure
The Course structure tab, the fourth the design draws.
Recognition of prior learning
A fifth tab, which the design does not draw. A record adds one by adding a row, which is how the RPL frame reaches tabs the standard set does not include.
Written on this row
A sixth tab, to show that a course can carry as many as its own content needs. Live course data can be quoted inside any of this copy: this course runs for 18 months full-time and costs from $12,500 at Brisbane, Cairns.
Process
Numbered stages with a rail down the middle.
Carousel
Testimonial cards, drawn from rows or from the story post type.
A name
A quote from a graduate.

Another name
And a second quote.

Accordion, written below
A question written on the band
And its answer.
A second question
Rows are a repeater, so there is no cap.
Your enrolment journey
Hear from past students
The Testimonials repeater on the record, drawn through the carousel.
A second row, so the carousel has something to move between.

