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AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE ENGINEERING · DGCA APPROVED

Build a Career in Aircraft Engineering

Aircraft Maintenance Engineering is an aviation career for students who are interested in engineering, mechanical systems, electrical systems and aircraft technology.

Aircraft maintenance professionals play an important role in ensuring that aircraft are inspected, maintained and released for service in accordance with applicable requirements.

Who It's For

Who Is This Programme For?

Students who:

  • Have completed 10+2 with the required science subjects.
  • Enjoy mathematics and physics.
  • Are interested in mechanical or electrical systems.
  • Prefer technical problem-solving.
  • Want to work close to aircraft and aviation technology.
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Curriculum

Learning Areas

Students are introduced to topics such as:

  • Aircraft structures
  • Aircraft systems
  • Basic aerodynamics
  • Electrical systems
  • Mechanical systems
  • Aviation safety
  • Maintenance practices
  • Technical documentation
  • Human factors
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Aptitude

Why Technical Students Choose AME

AME may suit students who enjoy:

  • Understanding how machines work.
  • Diagnosing technical issues.
  • Working with tools and systems.
  • Following procedures carefully.
  • Learning continuously as technology evolves.
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Where It Leads

Career Pathways

Depending on qualifications, training and experience, students may eventually explore roles associated with:

  • Aircraft maintenance
  • Maintenance organisations
  • Airline engineering departments
  • Aviation technical support
  • Related aerospace technical careers
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Next Step

Admissions Assessment

Our AME counselling process includes:

  • Academic review.
  • Technical aptitude discussion.
  • Career counselling.
  • Parent interaction where appropriate.
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