of course EASA need work schedule.but i thought need to work for 5 years in Part 145 Organisation?

Guys, I just received my spm result and want to continue study in LAME. What should I do?

You can read and comprehen English?

Hi guys....

Really in need of help !!!

i found out that Politeknik Sultan Salahuddin Abdul Aziz Shah has aircraft maintance engineering course offered...
Is it better than Miat or Nilai ....

Will they help us on EASA exam ???


Someone please help !!!

Why don't you ask that Politeknik? Surely someone there should be able to help you out?

'Better' is too vague.. better in what sense?

MIAT is an approved school if you're taking LWTR as per BCAR Section L. They also have EASA programme.
The other approved school by the DCA Malaysia is APR and METC.

NILAI is also conducting EASA programme. See previous postings on these.

This post has been edited by jazzy939: Mar 13 2010, 11:56 AM

hello guys. my friend is going to study this course. but he has a few options in mind. regarding course fee, let's just not take it into mind. of all below, which school has the best reputation in the field?

1. Aviation Australia
2. University of Glamorgan
3. NTU
4. MIAT
5. NILAI
6. APR

AVIATION AUSTRALIA IS THE BEST.

why do you say so? i heard it's just over rated. besides, you get a diploma only. University of Glamorgan gets a degree plus a Easa. can you please support your answer with some facts?

this is my own opinion. diploma and degree is same to me, aviation australia provide a lot of practical than other.

City of Bristol College? I heard that it is a popular choice among Malaysian.

honestly speaking, is it true that this aircraft maintenance course is more to physical work than brain intelligence? what i see here is that, they focus more on repairing and physical work rather than lots of mathematics and physics theories. is that true? and for those who are replying in this thread, please let me know if you, yourself, are a aircraft maintenace engineer. i wanna know what you speak of is of real facts or just mere rumours.

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Added on March 13, 2010, 10:53 pmgito926, are you a A.M engineer yourself?

This post has been edited by whyme99: Mar 13 2010, 10:53 PM

The BEST would be the one that can provide you with both THEORY and PRACTICAL (OJT)
How many can do that..?

are you sure this school even offers this course? or you just drop by to add points into your number of star points?

For crying out loud, its aircraft MAINTENANCE. Mathematics and Physics theories don't keep the aircraft flying!

are you saying AA provides both theory and practical? what about Univeristy of Glamorgan?

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Added on March 13, 2010, 11:11 pmare you a aircraft maintenance engineer yourself?

This post has been edited by whyme99: Mar 13 2010, 11:11 PM

are you sure you wanna ask this question? or you just drop by to add points into your number of star points?
City of Bristol College

hi there, my fault.

No, but i am going to study after my A-level.

You do not need any tertiary education background to become an LAME. Instead of that you just need to enrol in any college like Aviation Australia to complete your module and also the practical training part. And also for your information, Glarmorgan University offering only B1.1 at the moment which is the Mechanical component of the EASA license. Mean while Aviation Australia has Dual diploma program emphasizing on B1.1 and also B2 which is the Avionics part. Most the students that we sent enrol in the Dual Diploma program which is way cheaper than any university in UK.

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Added on March 15, 2010, 11:17 amDear students;

We are commencing our recruitment again for Aviation Australia for their July intake. As you all know the places are limited, so please hurry up! Aviation Australia Business Development Manager, David Bentley will be in KL on 19th March which is on this Friday. If any of you would like to come for an interview and counselling session with us please do not hesitate to contact me at the details given below. Instant registration plus document processing is available.

We provide counselling, document processing, placement, visa processing and many more services for students and also for the parents for free! Look forward to speak to you soon.

This post has been edited by IGHE Consultancy: Mar 15 2010, 11:19 AM

hi, my friend is taking A level too! by the way, wont you feel that studying A level is kind of wasted because studying aircraft maintenance doesnt even need any of tertiary education background? when are you finishing A level? and which school?