Level 3 City & Guilds Diploma in Aircraft Maintenance

About this course

The aeronautical engineering sector covers a range of roles and career routes. It will provide the opportunity to learn , develop and practise the skills required for employment and/or creer progression in the Aerospace and Aviation sector. It enables candidates to work towards EASA Part 66 Aircraft Maintenance license (Category A.1) theory elements.

Duration: 1 or 2 year course 

Where will I be studying?

The Brooklands name has a long association with the engineering industry and we’re very proud to continue the tradition through our wide range of engineering courses in well-equipped workshops.

Our excellent engineering facilities comprise several workshops including Aeroplane hangar (including a helicopter rig!) computer facilities and study areas.

What modules are covered?

• Electrical Fundamentals and Theory of Flight
• Human Factors
• Aviation Maths and Science
• Basic Aerodynamics.

Who is the course suitable for?

For learners who want to gain essential knowledge and hand-skills to become an aerospace technician or engineer. 

How is the course assessed?

Assessment is through tests, some of which will be online.

What qualifications will I need?

5 GCSE passes at Grade 4 or above, ideally including English and maths, or a pass grade in Aircraft maintenance (Civil Aircraft) Diploma level 2 or a pass grade in BTEC Subsidiary Diploma in Engineering (aero pathway)