Centennial College’s School of Transportation’s Aviation Technician programs place an emphasis on various aspects of electrical and mechanical systems within the aircraft. In option M (maintenance), students study everything from hydraulics to structures. In option E (avionics) they perform tasks associated with the maintenance and repair of aircraft communication, navigation and data systems. Students meeting the Transport Canada (TC) accreditation requirements receive 18-month credit towards the experience requirements for issue of an Aircraft Maintenance Engineer (AME) Licence (M or E rating), and TC technical examination credit. The programs are accredited by The Canadian Council for Aviation and Aerospace (CCAA) as meeting the national occupational standards for aircraft/avionics maintenance training. >> Learn more

The CBAA is committed to promoting education and training as a means for individuals to increase the professionalism of their positions and to advance career development opportunities within the business aviation community.

To further this objective, CBAA offers the Schedulers and Dispatchers Scholarship to members in conjunction with several sponsors who have donated a total of $10,000CDN to be awarded to one or more Canadian candidates annually. Please click here to download the application form and for more information. >> Learn More