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The pathways in aircraft engineering

See where training, RPL discussions and individual licensing requirements may connect—without assumptions or guarantees.

How the pieces may connect.

This is a general orientation only. Individual training, RPL, recognition and licensing requirements must be assessed separately.

1

Review your current position

Identify your existing maintenance licence, issuing authority, qualifications, experience and intended category.

2

Identify relevant training

Confirm whether Module 10 or another programme is relevant to the requirements that apply to you.

3

Follow the assessed process

Complete the official provider and regulatory steps that apply to your own circumstances.

Module 10

Why Australian aviation legislation matters.

Module 10 focuses on Australian aviation legislation within the CASA Part 66 framework. Whether it is relevant to you depends on your licence, experience, intended category and current requirements.

AerTech can provide programme information and enrolment guidance. It does not make licensing determinations.

No guarantee of outcome

Completing a programme does not itself guarantee an examination pass, certificate, RPL result, recognition, licence, rating, approval, job, placement, visa or travel outcome.

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