Aviation training, taught by people who have done the job

A foundation course that opens up the world of aviation: how airlines, airports and regulators work together, and where you could fit in the industry.

What you will learn

• History and structure of the aviation industry
• Roles of airlines, airports and regulators
• Aircraft types and basic principles of flight
• Aviation terminology and the phonetic alphabet
• Career pathways across the industry

Who should attend

School leavers, career switchers and anyone curious about a future in aviation. No prior aviation background is required.

Discover what it takes to keep aircraft airworthy, from structures and systems to the documentation and discipline behind every safe flight.

What you will learn

• Aircraft structures and systems overview
• Scheduled and unscheduled maintenance
• Maintenance documentation and manuals
• Tools, hangar practice and workshop safety
• The regulatory environment and licensing pathways

Who should attend

Aspiring aircraft maintenance technicians and engineers, and anyone considering a hands-on technical career in aviation.

Go behind the scenes of every departure: ramp operations, baggage and cargo handling, and the coordinated effort of an aircraft turnaround.

What you will learn

• Ramp and apron safety essentials
• Ground support equipment and its uses
• The aircraft turnaround process
• Baggage and cargo handling procedures
• Marshalling and ground communication

Who should attend

Those seeking roles with ground handling companies, airlines or airport operators.

Learn what the cabin crew profession really involves, from grooming and in-flight service to the safety responsibilities that come first.

What you will learn

• The role and responsibilities of cabin crew
• Grooming and professional image
• In-flight service essentials
• Safety and emergency procedures awareness
• Customer care and communication skills

Who should attend

Anyone aspiring to fly as cabin crew with commercial airlines, or working in premium passenger service roles.

Safety is the foundation of aviation. This course introduces the systems, culture and human factors that keep operations safe.

What you will learn

• Principles of Safety Management Systems (SMS)
• Hazard identification and risk assessment
• Human factors in aviation
• Safety reporting and just culture
• Emergency response fundamentals

Who should attend

Aviation personnel at every level, and students building a foundation for safety-critical roles.

Understand the rules that govern the skies: from the Chicago Convention and ICAO to CAAM and the Malaysian Civil Aviation Regulations.

What you will learn

• ICAO and the Chicago Convention
• CAAM and Malaysian civil aviation regulations
• Personnel licensing requirements
• Airworthiness requirements
• Operator responsibilities and compliance

Who should attend

Students preparing for licensing examinations and professionals who need a working knowledge of aviation law.

See how a modern airport runs day to day, from airside operations and terminal management to the many teams working behind the scenes.

What you will learn

• Airside and landside operations
• Terminal management and passenger flow
• Airport security essentials
• Airport stakeholders and coordination
• Handling irregular operations

Who should attend

Those pursuing careers with airport operators, government agencies and aviation service providers.