BCIT Aircraft Maintenance Engineering Program

[@Harpreet_Singh318]

Well done bhaji

[@muhammadsafdariqbal6620]

Sir I am professional Airframe technition with 27 years experience in the field of aviation industry Aircraft, Technician associate engineer in Airframe Trade.I am interested to work in your company and organization,I am 7 LEVEL QUALIFIED TECHNITION.

[@JessKhurana-ct9cx]

Aye paaji :D

[@SaeedAcronia]

I already have a master's in aerospace engineering. I am not sure if this is worth it for me. Can anyone help?

[@hashimishaq7924]

How much does it cost ?

[@hashimishaq7924]

I need your help please. Where can I study ?

[@collinskwaning9004]

My wish to be coming aircraft mechanic engineer.

[@farhan450]

My future destination InShaaAllah :-)

[@TheeAceSiDeAL]

me to inshaallah

[@fardinishraq]

Hey bro u from bangladesh?

[@unpluggedsid1170]

How much fees you paid fully? Please tell me sir

[@OwynBandSoLong]

Is there a difference (is it a different diploma) between an engineer and a technician? hope you could anwer

[@_Sparsic_]

For this program, an Aircraft Maintenance Engineer or Technician means the same thing.

[@OwynBandSoLong]

Thanks BArry.

[@damonnguyen9409]

Hi I have some questions? 1. Is it possible to get a jo with 200 flight hours? (Maybe in BC) 2. If not then what else do you suggest me? because its really expensive. 3. After CPL i might wanna get CFI license. Where would you suggest? Please can anyone help me to answer these questions???

[@cherylcahill1908]

Yes, you can be hired with an air taxi company with 200 hours plus. Once you build you time as pilot in command then you would be progress to the next level of air carrier potentially Central Mountain Air or some of the northern airlines. The major carriers are hiring pilots to be First Officers at 1500 hrs or more. There are exceptions, but time and experience are considered. Once you have your CPL, Multi Engine and IFR licence then taking the Flight Instructor rating is an option. I hope this helps. Cheryl Cahill

[@damonnguyen9409]

@@cherylcahill1908 thank you so much for information🙏

[@julapanu5827]

Is there any agent in Bangladesh

[@roshansah1325]

I can apply what can I do sir..... plz give some information I'm from Nepal

[@supercarrera81]

As an international student this program will cost you about $30,000+ CDN (2,400,000.00 Nepalese rupees) and takes 16 months of classes to complete. THEN you need to find an apprenticeship for another 2-3 years. On top of that, it’s expensive to live here and not many rentals. Top notch course and instructors though. Hope this helps...

[@DineshKumar-tn7pu]

@@supercarrera81 Thank you for the answer. What if I pursue this course after I land as a Permanent Resident? Then, will I be paying only what Canadian Citizens pay? If so, could you please let me know, how much is the fees for the same course for Citizens and PR holders? Thank you so much for you effort in answering the questions. It was really helpful. Also, I am looking forward to do this course. Thank you in advance.

[@supercarrera81]

Dinesh Kumar I don’t know how those rules work, but I imagine if you become a Canadian citizen, you would pay what Canadians pay. It’s going to cost at least $15,000CDN, I don’t have the exact number. You most likely will have to be on a waiting list for 1 to 2 years, just to get into the program.

[@batterylow6860]

whats the overall cost for international student...um interested

[@supercarrera81]

Sajjad Khan last I checked $30,000 CDN....

[@hashimishaq7924]

Where can I study

[@B.A.Gondal]

Aerospace Engineering? Right.... it's Aircraft Mechanic to be exact.

[@cramer604]

should of clamped that sheet metal bro.

[@livewirecowley]

Nah I did projects like that and you never clamped it, it’s easy enough to secure with your hand

[@aerosandeep2751]

Can u help me in providing any social account of boy from Punjab here I have so many doubts surely he can clear

[@Aboutgoko2024]

this dude does not even wear safety glass