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@HiImKarby2 what if I want to know

The flags within our Technical Training Hangar represent the nationalities of students who have studied with AST in recent years. At the time when the students are due to graduate they normally sign their own flag which is then hung on our hangar wall.

@@muneebasam6062 the team can help. Fill in the link in the description and they will talk you through everything.

You should have a email from us :)

Keep your eyes peeled for what's coming in 2025.

Drop us a email, we will be more than happy to assist. However, we don't have scholarship opportunities, unfortunately.

We welcome all international students! Fill in the link in the description and one of the team at AST will be in touch.

think carefully before u get in ame.

@ajmjabir1061 why ?

so for someone like you, you need to 5 years of experience in aircraft maintenance to be able to do B1.1 Exam?

​@@zheernajar6715 You can sit for the examinations at any point, the Experience relates to the practical experience requirements of the licence upon successful completion of the examinations. The amount of Practical Experience will vary depending upon the study route. AST delivers Approved Basic Training Course and graduates from our Category 'B1.1/B1.3/B2' would need to evidence a minimum of 2 years practical maintenance experience post graduation before they may apply for their licence, for those following our Modular Course or Self-Study route their practical work experience requirements are greater and they would need to evidence a minimum of 5 years of practical maintenance experience before they may apply for their licence.

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The zero to hero is a modular course to you get all modules complete in around 6 months and then go back to your company etc. From what I know there isn't any practical experience during the zero to hero, as you usually are put through a zero to hero by the company you work with so you can apply for a license afterwards. However the student course gives you all modules including all the practical needed and then they put you on AMET after, the student course is also 2 years.

Hello, Thanks for your message. As Ewan has mentioned the Zero to Hero Course is our shorter course which has a duration of 22 training weeks and this is a theory based course, this is the route we would suggest for those with prior knowledge and experience. For newcomers to the Aviation Industry the course route we would suggest is the Approved Basic Training Course which has a duration of approximately 2 years once holiday periods are accounted for, this course comprises of both theory and practical training and includes an 8 week training period where you will be inside a live aircraft maintenance environment towards the end of training. For further details on our training please do not hesitate to contact us.