A two-year full-time CINEC programme following EASA Part-66 style modules, approved by CAASL, as the first step towards an aircraft maintenance engineer licence.
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CINEC CampusThis two-year full-time Higher Diploma from CINEC Campus covers the theory and workshop practice behind the Aircraft Maintenance Engineer licence (category B1.1). The syllabus follows EASA standards and is approved by the Civil Aviation Authority of Sri Lanka. Modules include mathematics, physics, electrical fundamentals, electronics, digital techniques, aircraft materials, maintenance practices, aerodynamics, human factors, aviation legislation, aeroplane structures and systems, gas turbine engines and propellers. Students also complete 1,200 hours of practical training in industrial and aircraft workshops, hydraulic simulator work and non-destructive testing. CINEC explains that CAASL requires four years of training and experience before the licence exam: this course covers two years, and two more years of on-the-job training with an approved operator follow. The page says on-the-job placements are available in Seychelles, Fiji and India.
Six passes including credits in Mathematics, Science and English
Six passes including credits in Mathematics, Physics and English
A/L science stream is an advantage but not required
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Level
diploma
Duration
2 Years ยท full-time
Location
Colombo, Nugegoda
Fees
On request
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