jus visited miat-easa-blogspot.com and found out unikl are now EASA part 66 and 147 approved.. but the course like 80k(4 sem) way more expensive compare to NILAI..

In 2010.. Miat will move to subang and offer master programme 

so u mean the degree progame is approved by DCA and the new diploma is approved by EASA part 66?
Btw are u studying in MIAT now?

rasmuswil,
they're no school with part 66 approval coz there're no such thing.
do u know the reasons behind partnership between NIC and AST? or between MIAT and Aero Buildung?

i have yet to see anyone here promoting the course they're attending. a few complaints tho
PLEASE.. let us know more!

You'd be surprised! 

It's already a habit. Bad habit. Don't tell me you can switch this on and off?

Okay, this is an advice to all LAE wannabees...

Start speaking and writing proper ENGLISH.

money is what i am lacking.so leave that option.other than that,is there any other ways for me to obtain the license?like contacting straight to DCA or something?

and and this is what i just got from MIAT

Easa
EASA PART 66 - Training Aircraft Maintenance Engineer License

UniKL have offered its first EASA PART 66 - Aircraft Maintenance Engineer License (AMEL) training programme commencing from 17 November 2008.


Universiti Kuala Lumpur Malaysian Institute of Aviation Technology (UniKL MIAT), in partnership with AERO-Bildungs GmbH of Germany, is approved by the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) as a second site Aviation Maintenance Training Organization (MTO). UniKL MIAT will offer EASA Part 66 Aircraft Maintenance Engineer License training program. The first intake is scheduled to commence on 17 November 2008. Successful participants will receive the ‘Certificates of Recognition’ and will be considered as having passed the written examination for EASA License (Category B). This program will be conducted by instructors that have received training in Germany and certified as an instructor for the EASA program. The instructors are Licence Aircraft Maintenance Engineers with years of experience on operating aircraft. They also have more than 10 years of experience in aviation training. For more information please contact UniKL MIAT. Futher information regarding EASA programme please click here.

UniKL MIAT had been recognize and approved by

1. Aviation Training Organization from Department of Civil Aviation Malaysia

2. EASA Part – 147 Maintenance Training Organization (MTO) with Aero-Bildung GmbH of Germany
all of you,could you all give me any opinion about this?thans a lot.

• Entry requirements for this program:

* Diploma / Bachelor holder in technical or engineering background.

* SPM with 3 years experience in aviation industry.

* Technical Professional certificate with 1 years experience in aviation industry.

* Industry (without SPM) must have 5 years experience in aviation industry.

oh yeah.i get it.thanks rasmuswil.but do you know if MIAT assist their degree student to sit for the LWTR exam?i heard LWTR is an option for the students in MIAT.is this true?

for stanley, proto and few other brand u can get a good price at the 'factory' at kota damansara,
behind the kota damansara uptown near the ssf home deco
look for a warehouse with stanley, proto etc logo
for facom somewhere in sunway, later i'll ask my friend
but from what i heard stanley is not approved by QA mas
not very sure on this,
but for aviation its approve coz i've seen stanley brand in the amt(aircraft maintenance tools) magazine

lets say u are from the sungai buloh-shah-alam road aka the construction road
let say u are from s.alam or kpg melayu subang, u turn to the right at the traffic light,
then u will see one shell on ur right and few meter ahead there is a junction to the right,
the first junction, once u turn in go straight and just look on ur right, u will see,
or if the first junction is wrong, it must be the second one

the warehouse has big sign "TMP" for Tool & Machinery Parts Supply. not mistaken, also got proto, stanley logo, etc on the wall. u need to give your name at the guard house to enter. i hope u already have some figures in mind how much these tools cost before u go there so u don't get heart attack there.

no minimum limit
the cheapest tool is stanley

late last year, former malaysia's distributor stop selling facom after facom-stanley merger. i bet current stanley-proto distributor (TMP) also sell facom now but i've yet been there since last year. so anyone can check it out?

facom has various specialized set for avionic. u can refer to their online catalog. but it's quite expensive as a set. if u are near Klang, try visit Eagle at Jalan Pasar (former distributor). i saw some avionic set last time selling at very discounted price.

what square drive to use depend on what type of job u do. it's about what sizes u use and how much strength u need. 1/4",  3/8" and 1/2" drive are what people normally use. the best thing to do is, peek at your seniors tool box. or take note what tools u use everyday.

can't remember the prices but one, stanley ratchet screwdriver less than RM50, Snap-On around RM250. but u have to hold one in your hand and try yourselves before judging the price.

hahahaha...i hate the stanleys and protos...the craftsman and snap on are much better....feel much firmer in your hand....

but again,its up to individual feel....

happy hunting for tools...the rachet screwdriver was the first tool i bought...love it so much....cant separate with him...huhuhuhuh...

i used to have this set of stanley 1/4 drive ratchet & sockets, inches & metric, tiny sizes up to 1/2" & 14mm and came in a case, my first tool set when i was a trainee. only RM70. very nice n useful especially if u work with both inches & metric hardware. very good for avionic (smallest size is 3mm if not mistaken). the only downside is they're all 6pt sockets.

yet to see any shop selling snap-on, so far i only bought them through their salesmen. they visit a lot around subang even here in kerteh. sometime they carry some stock (small, common tools) otherwise, u have to place order. better still, order thru phone before they come. there always someone in your company that have their salesman phone number. or just buy them 2nd hand. it's worth it.

and there's also Sata-Gearwrench ring ratchet if u can't afford facom's. has anyone seen the sexy stahlwille spanners? now, this is art

I’m so jealous of you guys. I’m still clueless on how to get my first set of tools. A beginner's tools set if i might say as I’m just staring out.

hmm...i wanted to study this course.....but think not my luck....
coz after apply ptptn for this course still have to pay extra money for the uk paper if not mistaken...
my family cant afford me.... :
but this course can guarantee u a good career ahead...

omg sorry but i just lol'd athe acronym, LAME

man..... it'd be shitty no when next time ppl ask wat u do for a living?

"I'm a LAME"



sry guise, no offense

my position now is even worse
from TAME to LAME 
but explaining LAME to outsider can be quite hard sometimes
whenever i say work in MAS people will think of pilot 

Is that true?

for me, i don't think that's necessary unless the landing is really bad (and the pilot requested for an inspection).

but if i graduate from MIAT which is part-147 training school... then i only have to work for 2 years right?

erm... might wanna update urself here bro

http://www.miat.unikl.edu.my/v2/index.php?...id=51&Itemid=32