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HELICOPTER MAINTENANCE ENGINEERThe Aviation Maintenance Technician Helicopter (AMTH) training program takes you through the basics of aircraft mechanics and dives into advancements in the world of rotary aircraft. (FAA)

AIRCRAFT DISPATCHERAircraft Dispatchers are employed by airlines and work in the airline’s operational control center, sometimes known as System Operations Control Centers, Dispatchers control and coordinate all functions of the airline serving as the airline’s nerve center. (FAA)

AVIATION MAINTENANCE CERTIFICATIONIf you are an experienced (30 months of work) airplane engineer you might meet the FAA’s Part 65 requirements to test for your FAA A&P licensure examination. The Airframe and Powerplant Licensure Preparation Course (one month) prepares you to sit for the FAA Airframe & Powerplant Certification.*

aviation trainingChoose Your Training

AVIATION MAINTENANCE ENGINEERThe Aviation Maintenance Technician (AMT) training program (21 months) is designed to provide you with the knowledge and skills to excel as an aircraft maintenance engineer. (FAA)

***AVIONICS AVAILABLE AT SOME SCHOOLS

contact us todayHave Questions

Email: USA@AIMschool.edu

Phone: +001 (757) 456-5065 (Ext. 1256)

Website: www.AviationMaintenance.edu

Address: 4455 South BoulevardVirginia Beach, Virginia 23452, USA

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11 MAJOR CAMPUSESAcross The United States

Accredited School, ACCSC. For consumer information, notice of non-discrimination and more information about our graduation rate, the median debt of students who have completed the program, and other important information, visit www.aviationmaintence.edu. Training offerings vary by campus. please contact an admissions representative. ADV05/15/17.

* The Aviation Maintenance Certification course is not within the ACCSC scope of accreditation.

Aviation Institute of Maintenance offers the following training that can help you get started in the exciting field of Aviation. We train FAA licensed aircraftengineers at all of our campuses. New classes begin every five weeks!

study aviation at any of our campuses

ready for takeoff?Your Career as an Aircraft Maintenance Engineer begins in less than Two Years.

$46,020

usd

21 months

$57,820

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26 months

$5,250

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3 months

$5,000

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3-5 weeks

ENGLISH LANGUAGE FOR AVIATIONAIM provides an English course for aviation through an accredited school partner. Unlike most ESL programs, the curriculum is designed specifically for students entering aviation careers.

$600 usd

per month

3-12 months

let us guide you

If you’re looking for a high–flying career in aviation engineering, this is where it begins. Follow the steps below and, before long, you could be studying at one of our aviation campuses located throughout America.

Apply to Aviation Institute of Maintenance

The Application Process

CHOOSE YOUR PROGRAM AND CAMPUSExplore AIM’s training program options ahead of time. When you complete your application, you will have the opportunity to select your choice of program and location. The training programs offered can vary by campus.

HAVE A HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMAApplicants must show proof of successful completion of a secondary school program that is equivalent to high school in the United States.

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GETTING YOUR visaStudy And Work In The U.S.A.

a growing demandAviation Success Statistics

Aviation is one of the world’s fastest growing industries. In addition to carrying people, the aviation industry transports much of the world’s commerce. The commercial aviation industry will need 679,000 additional maintenance technicians over the next two decades, according to The Boeing Company. The industry’s expansive growth, both in the United States and worldwide, will be a key factor fueling the economy. This growth combined with a retiring workforce means an increasingdemand for aircraft engineers and avionics technicians. This trend is expected to continue as long as the demand for qualified engineers outpaces the supply.

airline employersAIM Graduates Get Hired In The U.S.A.

n Air Midwest, Incn Air Wisconsinn Airmaten Airship Management Servicesn AirTran Airwaysn Air Transit Solutionsn Allegheny Airlinesn Allegis Groupn American Airlinesn American Eagle/Simmonsn American Eurocoptern Beach Aircraft Maintenancen BF Goodrich Aerospacen Boeingn Bombardier Aerospacen BP Airn Brenner Aviationn CC Airlines/US Airways Expressn Central Airlines, Inc.n Cessna Aircraft Companyn Chautauqua Airlinesn Colgan Airn ComAirn Continental Airlinesn Continental Expressn Cummins Engine Companyn Defense Support Servicesn Delta Air Linesn Delta Global Servicesn Express Jet Airlinesn Falcon Aerospacen Federal Aviation Administrationn Federal Expressn Fighter Factoryn GE Aircraft Enginesn Georgia Flight Servicen Global Helicopter Technologyn Great Lakes Airlinesn Gulf Coast Helicoptersn Hagerstown Aircraft Servicesn Hawker Beechcraft Servicesn Higgins & Hill Aircraft Servicesn Horizon Aviation

n Jet Aviationn Jet Blue Airwaysn Kalitta Airn Kelner Turbinen L-3 Communicationsn Leading Edge Aviationn Lear Siegler Services, Inc.n Lockheed Martin Corporationn MBNA Corporate Aviationn McDonnell Douglas Aerospacen Mesa Airlinesn Midway Airlinesn Midwest Airlinesn Million Airn Millville Jet Centern Mountain Air Cargon NASAn National Aerotechn Nations Air Expressn North American Priden Northrop Grummann Northrop Rice Aviationn Northwest Airlinesn Rolls-Roycen Ryan International Airlinesn Savannah Air Centern Shuttle American Sikorsky Helicoptersn Sky World Aviationn Skyward Aviationn Skywest Airlinesn Southern Jetn Southwest Airlinesn Spirit Airlinesn Standard Aeron STS Aviation Groupn Summit Aviationn Sundance Aviationn Trans Auto Airlinesn Trans State Airlinesn Triangle Flying Servicesn United Airlines ... and many more!

aircraft engineersOccupational Outlook

According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the median annual wage for aircraft engineers and service technicians in the United States was $60,270 USD* in 2016. The median wage is the wage at which half the workers in an occupation earned more than that amount and half earned less. Aircraft engineer is the international equivalent for American Aviation Maintenance Technician. * https://www.bls.gov/ooh/installation-maintenance-and-repair/aircraft-and-avionics-equipment-mechanics-and-technicians.htm

Europe118,000

North America127,000

Middle East66,000

Latin America50,000

CIS26,000

Africa24,000

Asia Pacific268,000

Outlook For New engineers

By RegionIn The Next

Two Decades

679,000+NEW JOBS

Boeing Aircraft 2016 Forecast

http://www.boeing.com/resources/boeingdotcom/commercial/services/assets/brochure/pilottechnicianoutlook.pdf

HAVE YOUR ESL SCORESIf required, applicants will need the following score on the English Language (ESL) tests: TOEFL paper 525; TOEFL iBT- 75; IELTS overall band score of 6.0.

TURN IN YOUR FINANCIAL DOCUMENTSApplicants must show a certification of financial ability to meet tuition, living expenses and other necessary expenses or ability to qualify for financial aid as an eligible non-citizen.

HAVE A COPY OF YOUR VALID PASSPORTApplicants must have a valid passport with an expiration date at least six months past the course completion date. A copy of this must be submitted.

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Your student visa to the United States will allow you to study and work in our country in the field of aviation engineering for half of a year after you graduate from the Aviation Institute of Maintenance.

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