The course is designed to equip students with the knowledge and practical skills needed to work with critical aircraft systems. The curriculum includes:

• C1 (Communication Systems): This module covers the fundamentals of aircraft communication systems, including radio communication, navigation, and data link technologies. Students will gain expertise in ensuring seamless communication between the aircraft and ground operations.

• C2 (Navigation Systems): This section focuses on the key navigation systems onboard aircraft, such as GPS, ILS (Instrument Landing System), and other tools vital for precise flight path management. Students will learn the installation, maintenance, and troubleshooting of these navigation systems.

• C4 (Electrical Systems): This module delves into the electrical systems that power and control aircraft functions. Students will learn about the installation, maintenance, and troubleshooting of electrical components, helping to ensure the safety and reliability of aircraft operations.

• Aircraft Hardware
• Basic Aircraft Material
• Human Factor 
• Aircraft Structure Equipment & Furnising 
• Aviation Regulation
• Sheet Metal & Composite Repair
• Aircraft Cabin Enviromental System
• Piston Engine Fundamental
• Gas Turbine Engine Fundamental
• Aircraft Maintenance Procedure
• Piston Engine Basic Maintenance 
• Gas Turbine Engine Basic Maintenance 
• Propeller
• System & Performance of Piston Engine 
• System & Performance of Gas Turbine Engine 
• Aircraft Basic Maintenance System 
• Aircraft Heavy Maintenance System
• Gas Turbine Heavy Maintenance 
• Piston Engine Heavy Maintenance

• Aviation Technicians and Engineers
• Aircraft Maintenance Personnel
• Aviation Enthusiasts and Aspiring Technicians
• Current Avionics Professionals

1. Minimum formal education of high school/equivalent
2. Physically and mentally healthy (stated by a certificate from a government doctor)
3. Certificate of being free from drugs
4. Certificate of not being color blind
5. Able to speak English passively