The Aircraft Maintenance Technician program at Northern Lights College trains students to troubleshoot and perform aircraft inspections, including airframe structures, engines and aircraft systems.
They learn to disassemble and remove defective parts, assemble and install replacement parts, interpret technical manuals, drawings and blueprints, test aircraft systems, record problems, take actions to rectify the issues and maintain an accurate statement of the maintenance history.
Pathways to Certification:
In BC, an individual can obtain a Certificate of Apprenticeship as an Aircraft Maintenance Technician by completing the required hours and recording a sponsor attestation.
Apprenticeship programs are for individuals who have an employer to sponsor them.
There is no challenging pathway for this program.
Note: Licensing for Aircraft Maintenance Engineer (AME) “M” rating is separate from certification as an ITA Aircraft Maintenance Technician.
AME licensing is issued by Transport Canada.
There are no transferable credits between the two programs.
This program has Transport Canada accreditation for Basic M training.
This program is also Canadian Armed Forces Accreditation Certification Equivalency approved, allowing one to fast-track their career with the armed forces.
$14,646
Cost of living | 1 person | $4,776 |
Accommodation | 1 bed room | $4,290 |
Tuition | 1 person | $10,356 |
NLC offers an immersive full-time English language program for international students at the Fort St. John Campus.
Semesters begin in September, January, and April. Students can take the ESL program to improve their English generally or as a pathway into one of the College academic programs.
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Concurrent studies (dual credit)
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