Professional Certificate in Aerospace Workshop Operations for Module 2200 Engine 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 2200 Engine is a specialisation module for Engine that train participants as inspectors, CRS and ARC signatories of Aerospace Overhaul / Repair Workshops.

Course Structure

Modules:

• M2200A – Engine
• M2200B Engine

Module M2200 is a specialisation module for Engine. It covers the following:

• Piston Engine Theory and Construction
• Piston Engine Systems
• Propellers
• Turbine Engine Theory, Construction and Systems
• Electrical and Instrument 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).