Aviation Australia is the leading aviation training provider to the Asia-Pacific region, and a key employment source for Australian and international airlines. Travel, adventure, and endless opportunities-the lifestyle benefits of a career in aviation can take you anywhere!
About Us
Aviation Australia graduates are highly valued within Australia and meet the academic requirements of CASA, European Aviation Safety Agency and Hong Kong Civil Aviation Department's internationally recognised licences. These courses are particularly suited to self sponsored international students and airline cadets. Our diplomas in Aircraft Maintenance Engineering, Certificate II in Aviation (Flight Operations) and English courses are designed to meet specific industry requirements and equip you with the skills to confidently establish your aviation career.
Courses
English language programs
These English courses are designed to equip you with the English language skills and confidence to achieve your goals. Whether you need to improve your communication skills and knowledge of aviation related terminology to continue studies at Aviation Australia, or to continue on your own career path, these courses are designed especially for you.
English for General Purposes (CRICOS code: 066310J) is designed for international students:
- with all levels of English from beginner to advanced
- wanting to develop English skills through a communicative program
- who are required to improve their English language ability in order to obtain a career in the aviation industry
- who want to study English for personal gain, e.g. travelling, employment purposes, as a hobby, or to continue studies in other fields of interest.
English for Academic Purposes (CRICOS code: 063311G) is designed for international students:
- with an advanced level of English
- who want to prepare for entry into tertiary studies.
Class sizes range from 12 to 15 students per class (no larger than 18 students).
Course Outcome: On successful completion of your selected course/s you will receive a Certificate of Attainment stating:
- the level of achievement
- academic progress
- record of attendance.
Students who successfully complete English for Academic Purposes (EAP) Level 2 are able to transfer directly across to other courses offered at Aviation Australia.
Course Duration: This is a full-time course consisting of 20 hours structured theory and five hours computer based training per week. There are eight levels of English-each level is five weeks in duration.
Entry requirements:
- You must supply fully documented evidence in support of academic and English language proficiency.
- You must hold recognised educational qualifications or their equivalent.
- Australian Year 10 or equivalent graduates will be considered.
- You must satisfy student visa requirements set by the Australian Government.
- Further visa information can be found at www.immi.gov.au
- The granting of a visa to study in Australia is dependent on the applicant obtaining OSHC. Further information can be found at www.medibank.com.au .
*Please see our website for further information on entry requirements
Make it happen and live your dream! To launch your career in aviation, contact Aviation Australia.
Visit: www.aviationaustralia.aero
Locations
Brisbane Airport
Student Profiles
Kensuki (Ken) Orimoto, Japan
Certificate II in Aviation (Flight Operations) (Cabin Crew)
Ken has been living in Australia for almost a year and he enjoys the relaxed lifestyle. While the Cabin crew course is full time, on weekends Ken enjoys visiting cafes, parks, clubbing (and sampling Australia's many varieties of beer), and when he gets a chance heading to nearby islands and of course the famous Gold Coast. Ken says he is really enjoying the Cabin Crew course and is impressed with the extensive industry experience that Aviation Australia's instructors have to offer. He particularly likes the hands-on aspects of the courses and feels that the instructors work hard to make the course fun and interesting. While in Australia Ken has made many Australians and international friends and has found people to be very friendly and helpful. Before heading back to Japan, and continuing with his university course with a view to starting a career in aviation, Ken would like to spend some more time travelling around Australia and seeing some more of its fascinating sights. As for the Cabin Crew course, Ken says 'Just do it! The course is fun and the skills that you learn also apply to your life in areas outside of work.'