
- Overview
- Tuition and Fees
- Admission
- Experience Learning
- Opportunities
- Program of Studies
- Additional Information
Program Highlights
- High graduation and employment rates.
- State-of-the-art lab equipment and facilities.
- Excellent reputation with Industry and Transport Canada.
- This Transport Canada approved program provides theory and hands-on training to prepare students for certification by Transport Canada, as an Aircraft Maintenance Engineer AME-E. 18 months credit towards the 48 months practical work experience required for certification.
What you'll learn
- Combine theory and practice using state-of-the-art facilities at Mohawk’s new Centre for Aviation Technology at the Hamilton International Airport, opened February 2021.
Virtual tour of facility - Learn how to prepare for a career in aviation, explore our aviation programs and hear from our students and employers. Watch our newest videos.
- You will inspect a variety of aircraft including small planes, heavy jets and helicopters.
- Learn to troubleshoot and repair the latest avionics equipment including navigation and communication systems.
- Learn using a Boeing 737NG virtual trainer and then do work on the real Boeing aircraft.
- Become familiar with the rules and regulation that guide the aviation industry.
- This Transport Canada approved program provides theory and hands-on training to prepare students for certification by Transport Canada, as an Aircraft Maintenance Engineer AME-E. 18 months credit towards the 48 months practical work experience required for certification.
View the Exceptions Calendar for start dates and semester break information.
In the News:
Hamilton students restore a piece of aviation history
- Ornge donates helicopter to Mohawk
Ontario's air ambulance service provider, Ornge donated this decommissioned Sikorsky S76-A helicopter to Mohawk College for use in the school's Aviation program streams.
International Tuition and Fees
Semester 1 | Semester 2 | |
---|---|---|
Total Tuition & Ancillary Fees | $10,500.00 | $10,500.00 |
Co-op Fees | N/A | N/A |
Program Compulsory Fees | $35.00 | $0.00 |
International Tax Recovery | $450.00 | $375.00 |
Total International Charges Per Semester | $10,985.00 | $10,875.00 |
Total 1st Year Fees | $21,860.00 |
Admission
- OSSD or equivalent (Mohawk Academic Upgrading, GED) including:
- Grade 12 English, C or U or equivalent
- Grade 12 Mathematics, MAP4C ≥ 60%; or MCT4C; or any U or equivalent
Language Requirements for International Students:
- See below for accepted equivalents for Grade 12 English:
- Successful completion of GAS-EAP (478) Program Level 8
- TOEFL minimum score of 560 (83 Internet based)
- or IELTS Academic minimum score of 6.5 overall with no band less than 6.0
- More information about acceptable certificates, can be found on the International Admission Requirements
Applicants whose first language is not English will be required to demonstrate proficiency in English. Options are available for mature applicants.
Options are available for mature applicants.
Required Student Attendance:
- Student attendance will be documented by the applicable instructor in 1/4 hour increments.
- Students missing more than 5% of any major subject area will not qualify for a certificate with a Transport Canada (TC) approval number.
Access to Student Information
Consent to release student information
Students enrolled in an aviation program will be requested to sign a release form at program entry to allow auditing agencies (CAMC or Transport Canada) to access their academic records during the performance of an audit.
Non-Consent
Students who do not consent to the release of information will have their student information filed separately. Should auditors require access to this information the college will ensure all information which may permit identification of the student is blacked out.
Experiential Learning
- Hands on experience installing, modifying, and troubleshooting aircraft electrical systems using modern aircraft, tools, and test equipment using interactive simulations.
- Through practical hands-on laboratory experience using state-of-the-art equipment.
- Spend over 770 hours in labs working on aircrafts and completing projects.
Opportunities
Avionics is in high demand in the AME industry.
Students that graduate from any of the following Ontario College Diploma programs are eligible to enroll into semester 3 of the Aviation Technician - Avionics Maintenance program:
Graduates from the Aviation Technician - Avionics Maintenance program are eligible to enroll into the following Ontario College Diploma programs:
- Aviation Technician - Aircraft Maintenance (Enter Semester 3)
- Aviation Technician - Aircraft Structures (Enter Semester 3)
- Earn a degree:
- Griffith University – Bachelor of Aviation Management
- Visit mohawkcollege.ca/transfer for degree completion opportunities outside of Ontario.
- See ontransfer.ca for additional opportunities at other colleges or universities in Ontario.
Your future career options
- Licensed Aircraft Maintenance Engineer – Avionics
- Aircraft Maintenance Avionics
- Aviation Manufacturing
- Aircraft Inspectors
Where you could work includes:
- Airlines
- Air Transport and Cargo Jets
- Civil Aviation
- Aerospace
- Avionics Manufacturers
- Aircraft Manufacturers
- Maintenance Repair and Overhaul Organizations
- Canadian Forces
- Flight Training Schools and other Aircraft Operators
Opportunities for grads
Transport Canada Accredited program
AME Association of Canada
Transport Canada 566 Standards
Visit the Government of Canada website to learn more
Students meeting the minimum CARS. 566 ATO standards listed below will receive a certificate which recognizes Transport Canada approval of the program and exemption from writing Transport Canada Technical exams (with the exception of the Aviation Regulations exam), plus 12 months of equivalent work experience credit towards the 36 months practical work experience required for certification:
- Minimum grade of 70% in each course
- Successful completion of all practical projects required
- 95% attendance hours required within the two year program
Graduates may apply for advanced entry into second year of the Aviation Technician – Aircraft Maintenance Program
Semester 1Course #
Course Title
Hrs/WeekTotal HoursAMEM10001Aircraft Electricity 14.5076.50AMEM10002Aircraft Engineering and Aerodynamics4.0068.00AMEM10003Basic Aircraft Structures 15.0085.00AMEM10004Basic Aircraft Systems4.0068.00AMEM10033Technical Publications/Documents3.0051.00AMEM10057Aircraft Engines (Introduction)3.0051.00MATH10079Math (Aviation Technician)3.0042.00SAFE10094Aviation Health and Safety3.0042.00Semester 2Course #
Course Title
Hrs/WeekTotal HoursAFTD10028Legacy of Flight in Canada3.0042.00AMEM10006Aircraft Electricity 25.0085.00AMEM10008Basic Aircraft Structures 25.0085.00AMEM10010Materials and Composites3.5059.50AMEM10034Aircraft Systems 14.0068.00AMEM10035Aircraft Engines 13.0051.00NDTE10021Principles of NDE2.0028.00OPELXXXXXGeneral Education Elective 13.0042.00Semester 3Course #
Course Title
Hrs/WeekTotal HoursAMEM10011Airframes 14.5076.50AMEM10046Navigation Systems4.0068.00AMEM10048Avionics Installation Practices 15.0085.00AMEM10049Basic Aviation Electronics6.00102.00AMEM10059Systems for Electronic Communication4.0068.00AMEM10063Digital and Microcomputer Techniques4.5076.50COMM10187Communications and Aviation Regulations 12.0034.00Semester 4Course #
Course Title
Hrs/WeekTotal HoursAMEM10054Avionics Installation Practices 25.0085.00AMEM10060Communication Systems for Avionics3.5059.50AMEM10061Integration and Interfacing for Avionics Systems4.0068.00AMEM10062Troubleshooting Aircraft Systems5.0085.00AMEM10065Electronic Circuits - Avionics6.00102.00COMM10378Communication and Aviation Regulations 22.0034.00OPELXXXXZGeneral Education Elective 23.0042.00
Additional Information
Required Student Attendance
Student attendance in the Aviation Technician - Aircraft Maintenance Diploma program will be documented by the applicable instructor in 1/4 hour increments. Student summary attendance records will be maintained for not less than five (5) years.
Students missing more than 5% of any major subject area will not qualify for a certificate with a TC approval number.
- Overview
- Tuition and Fees
- Admission
- Experience Learning
- Opportunities
- Program of Studies
- Additional Information
Program Highlights
- High graduation and employment rates.
- State-of-the-art lab equipment and facilities.
- Excellent reputation with Industry and Transport Canada.
- This Transport Canada approved program provides theory and hands-on training to prepare students for certification by Transport Canada, as an Aircraft Maintenance Engineer AME-E. 18 months credit towards the 48 months practical work experience required for certification.
What you'll learn
- Combine theory and practice using state-of-the-art facilities at Mohawk’s new Centre for Aviation Technology at the Hamilton International Airport, opened February 2021.
Virtual tour of facility - Learn how to prepare for a career in aviation, explore our aviation programs and hear from our students and employers. Watch our newest videos.
- You will inspect a variety of aircraft including small planes, heavy jets and helicopters.
- Learn to troubleshoot and repair the latest avionics equipment including navigation and communication systems.
- Learn using a Boeing 737NG virtual trainer and then do work on the real Boeing aircraft.
- Become familiar with the rules and regulation that guide the aviation industry.
- This Transport Canada approved program provides theory and hands-on training to prepare students for certification by Transport Canada, as an Aircraft Maintenance Engineer AME-E. 18 months credit towards the 48 months practical work experience required for certification.
View the Exceptions Calendar for start dates and semester break information.
In the News:
Hamilton students restore a piece of aviation history
- Ornge donates helicopter to Mohawk
Ontario's air ambulance service provider, Ornge donated this decommissioned Sikorsky S76-A helicopter to Mohawk College for use in the school's Aviation program streams.
International Tuition and Fees
Semester 1 | Semester 2 | |
---|---|---|
Total Tuition & Ancillary Fees | $10,500.00 | $10,500.00 |
Co-op Fees | N/A | N/A |
Program Compulsory Fees | $35.00 | $0.00 |
International Tax Recovery | $450.00 | $375.00 |
Total International Charges Per Semester | $10,985.00 | $10,875.00 |
Total 1st Year Fees | $21,860.00 |
Admission
- OSSD or equivalent (Mohawk Academic Upgrading, GED) including:
- Grade 12 English, C or U or equivalent
- Grade 12 Mathematics, MAP4C ≥ 60%; or MCT4C; or any U or equivalent
Language Requirements for International Students:
- See below for accepted equivalents for Grade 12 English:
- Successful completion of GAS-EAP (478) Program Level 8
- TOEFL minimum score of 560 (83 Internet based)
- or IELTS Academic minimum score of 6.5 overall with no band less than 6.0
- More information about acceptable certificates, can be found on the International Admission Requirements
Applicants whose first language is not English will be required to demonstrate proficiency in English. Options are available for mature applicants.
Options are available for mature applicants.
Required Student Attendance:
- Student attendance will be documented by the applicable instructor in 1/4 hour increments.
- Students missing more than 5% of any major subject area will not qualify for a certificate with a Transport Canada (TC) approval number.
Access to Student Information
Consent to release student information
Students enrolled in an aviation program will be requested to sign a release form at program entry to allow auditing agencies (CAMC or Transport Canada) to access their academic records during the performance of an audit.
Non-Consent
Students who do not consent to the release of information will have their student information filed separately. Should auditors require access to this information the college will ensure all information which may permit identification of the student is blacked out.
Experiential Learning
- Hands on experience installing, modifying, and troubleshooting aircraft electrical systems using modern aircraft, tools, and test equipment using interactive simulations.
- Through practical hands-on laboratory experience using state-of-the-art equipment.
- Spend over 770 hours in labs working on aircrafts and completing projects.
Opportunities
Avionics is in high demand in the AME industry.
Students that graduate from any of the following Ontario College Diploma programs are eligible to enroll into semester 3 of the Aviation Technician - Avionics Maintenance program:
Graduates from the Aviation Technician - Avionics Maintenance program are eligible to enroll into the following Ontario College Diploma programs:
- Aviation Technician - Aircraft Maintenance (Enter Semester 3)
- Aviation Technician - Aircraft Structures (Enter Semester 3)
- Earn a degree:
- Griffith University – Bachelor of Aviation Management
- Visit mohawkcollege.ca/transfer for degree completion opportunities outside of Ontario.
- See ontransfer.ca for additional opportunities at other colleges or universities in Ontario.
Your future career options
- Licensed Aircraft Maintenance Engineer – Avionics
- Aircraft Maintenance Avionics
- Aviation Manufacturing
- Aircraft Inspectors
Where you could work includes:
- Airlines
- Air Transport and Cargo Jets
- Civil Aviation
- Aerospace
- Avionics Manufacturers
- Aircraft Manufacturers
- Maintenance Repair and Overhaul Organizations
- Canadian Forces
- Flight Training Schools and other Aircraft Operators
Opportunities for grads
Transport Canada Accredited program
AME Association of Canada
Transport Canada 566 Standards
Visit the Government of Canada website to learn more
Students meeting the minimum CARS. 566 ATO standards listed below will receive a certificate which recognizes Transport Canada approval of the program and exemption from writing Transport Canada Technical exams (with the exception of the Aviation Regulations exam), plus 12 months of equivalent work experience credit towards the 36 months practical work experience required for certification:
- Minimum grade of 70% in each course
- Successful completion of all practical projects required
- 95% attendance hours required within the two year program
Graduates may apply for advanced entry into second year of the Aviation Technician – Aircraft Maintenance Program
Semester 1Course #
Course Title
Hrs/WeekTotal HoursAMEM10001Aircraft Electricity 14.5076.50AMEM10002Aircraft Engineering and Aerodynamics4.0068.00AMEM10003Basic Aircraft Structures 15.0085.00AMEM10004Basic Aircraft Systems4.0068.00AMEM10033Technical Publications/Documents3.0051.00AMEM10057Aircraft Engines (Introduction)3.0051.00MATH10079Math (Aviation Technician)3.0042.00SAFE10094Aviation Health and Safety3.0042.00Semester 2Course #
Course Title
Hrs/WeekTotal HoursAFTD10028Legacy of Flight in Canada3.0042.00AMEM10006Aircraft Electricity 25.0085.00AMEM10008Basic Aircraft Structures 25.0085.00AMEM10010Materials and Composites3.5059.50AMEM10034Aircraft Systems 14.0068.00AMEM10035Aircraft Engines 13.0051.00NDTE10021Principles of NDE2.0028.00OPELXXXXXGeneral Education Elective 13.0042.00Semester 3Course #
Course Title
Hrs/WeekTotal HoursAMEM10011Airframes 14.5076.50AMEM10046Navigation Systems4.0068.00AMEM10048Avionics Installation Practices 15.0085.00AMEM10049Basic Aviation Electronics6.00102.00AMEM10059Systems for Electronic Communication4.0068.00AMEM10063Digital and Microcomputer Techniques4.5076.50COMM10187Communications and Aviation Regulations 12.0034.00Semester 4Course #
Course Title
Hrs/WeekTotal HoursAMEM10054Avionics Installation Practices 25.0085.00AMEM10060Communication Systems for Avionics3.5059.50AMEM10061Integration and Interfacing for Avionics Systems4.0068.00AMEM10062Troubleshooting Aircraft Systems5.0085.00AMEM10065Electronic Circuits - Avionics6.00102.00COMM10378Communication and Aviation Regulations 22.0034.00OPELXXXXZGeneral Education Elective 23.0042.00
Additional Information
Required Student Attendance
Student attendance in the Aviation Technician - Aircraft Maintenance Diploma program will be documented by the applicable instructor in 1/4 hour increments. Student summary attendance records will be maintained for not less than five (5) years.
Students missing more than 5% of any major subject area will not qualify for a certificate with a TC approval number.