Aeronautical
Mechanic Training Course
Aeronautical Mechanic Training Course
Who the course is for
The 12-week program is aimed at training Qualified Aeronautical Mechanics, with the goal of direct employment at SEAS.
After the first week of training, students will receive a one-year job contract. The following 11 weeks will combine classroom theory with practical training in the hangar.
Main course topics:
- Aeronautical regulations
- Aerodynamics
- Aircraft structures and systems
- Use of tools and equipment
- Maintenance manual interpretation
Course structure:
Each week concludes with an assessment exam allowing progression to the next stage. After completing the 12-week course, candidates will receive a contract adjustment, enabling them to continue their training directly at the SEAS hangar in Bergamo.
There, they will work alongside qualified technicians and mechanics, gaining practical experience until they achieve their certification.
Course Program:
Program | |
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Week 1 – Introduction to company systems, workplace safety awareness | |
Week 2 – Aeronautical legislation principles, maintenance manual interpretation | |
Week 3 – Removal and installation of simple components, mechanical assembly/disassembly | |
Week 4 – Lubrication principles for mechanical parts | |
Week 5 – Health and safety standards in the workplace | |
Week 6 – Use of measurement tools, inspection techniques training | |
Week 7 – Onboard systems training | |
Week 8 – Onboard systems training | |
Week 9 – Structural work training | |
Week 10 – Safety procedures for aircraft in hangar/apron | |
Week 11 – Practical exam preparation | |
Week 12 – Final evaluation |
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Course duration:
480 hours (approximately 12 weeks)
Theoretical training:
240 hours
Practical training:
240 hours
Admission Requirements:
Currently, the course is open to all applicants. An introductory interview is required.
Candidates should have a basic knowledge of English (A2/B1 level) and a secondary school diploma or higher. A strong aptitude for manual work is recommended.
Registration
For information about course application and costs contact the AEA office
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