Professional Certificate in Aerospace Workshop Operations for Module 2000 Airframe Fixed Wing North East

Course details

Practising artisans and mechanics, who wish to upgrade to inspectors and certifying signatories for Overhaul / Repair workshops. Upon graduation from the course, participants can be qualified as a Workshop Certifying Staff.

Course Objectives

Professional Certificate in Aerospace Workshop Operations for Module 2000 Airframe – Fixed Wing is a specialisation module for Airframe (Fixed Wing) that train participants as inspectors, CRS and ARC signatories of Aerospace Overhaul / Repair Workshops.

Course Structure

Modules:

• M2000A Airframe – Fixed Wing
• M2000B Airframe – Fixed Wing

Module M2000 is a specialisation module for Airframe (Fixed Wing). It covers the following:

• Structures and Repairs
• Hydraulic and Pneumatic Power Systems
• Air Conditioning and Pressurization Systems

Student-Lecturer Ratio

• The ratio of Lecturer to Students is 1:32 for theory classes.

Learning And Teaching Methods

• All classes will be taught by lectures.

Student Assessment

• ATTC courses are assessed by written examination.

Admission Requirements

• ITE NTC-3 or GCE ‘N’ / ‘O’ Level
• Persons without the above qualifications may be admitted on a case by case basis.
• The medium of instruction is English.

Graduation Requirements

• Upon successful completion and passed all necessary written examinations. Graduates will be awarded the ‘Professional Certificate in Aerospace Workshop Operations’ by Air Transport Training College
• Participants who have successfully completed the course within the scope as described in the Certification Privilege Table for both Avionics and Mechanical, after 1 July 2005 will also required to pass CAAS L12 Basic Airworthiness Administration paper before he / she can be qualified as a Workshop Certifying Staff.
• (N.B. The credits obtained from this exam are not meant to offset against the Aircraft Maintenance Engineers’ basic exam).