Aircraft Materials Training Scheme
A flexible, online, stand-alone training scheme for aircraft maintenance engineers covering the materials, metallurgy, corrosion, and component analysis needed for aeronautical maintenance certification.
NZ$140
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Core skills this course teaches
Apply knowledge of aircraft materials
Develop skills and knowledge required to maintain and certify electrical and structural components found in aircraft.
Prepare for CAA examination
Gain the academic background to sit the AMEL Aeronautical Engineering Knowledge Exam 3, necessary for licensing as an aircraft maintenance engineer.
About This Course
The Aircraft Materials Training Scheme is designed for current or aspiring aircraft maintenance engineers, providing the knowledge needed to maintain and certify aeronautical electrical components. Students study metallurgy principles, corrosion, defect analysis, and more to prepare for CAA licensing exams. The course is online, flexible, and can be completed while in full-time employment, over 56 weeks, with approximately 23 hours per week of self-directed learning. Successful completion awards NZQA Unit Standard 20896 and prepares students for the AMEL Aeronautical Engineering Knowledge Exam 3.
Course Content
- Metallurgy principles
- Defect analysis
- Principles of corrosion
- Non-destructive testing
- Welding, soldering, brazing, and metal bonding
- Non-metallic aeronautical components and structure
Entry Requirements
Completed recognised aircraft maintenance engineering training (at Level 4 or above), OR equivalent international qualification, OR relevant experience in aeronautical engineering industry or allied trade
Build towards these roles
Licensed Aircraft Maintenance Engineer (LAME)Aeronautical Certifying EngineerMaintenance Supervisor or Manager
Build skills in these industries
AerospaceAircraft MaintenanceEngineering
