Aviation

Ebony, Saffron & Matthew

Aviation

WHAT CAN I EARN?

Air traffic controller £17,000 - £50,000 Operations manager £35,000 - £75,000 Ground dispatcher Wages vary Ground handling staff £15,000 - £20,000 Cabin crew £13,500 - £30,000 Quality control personnel £12,500 - £25,000

Sourced from the National Careers Service. Correct at time of print. If you don’t have English and maths at GCSE grade 9-4, you will continue to work towards this as part of your main programme of study.

AVIATION

Are you ready to explore the endless possibilities of this exciting industry? On our Aviation programmes you will study elements in relation to roles within the airport and airline environment, from cabin crew, security, passenger service agents to air traffic control. All of our teaching staff have a wealth of up-to-date knowledge and experience in the industry and will guide you and give you the skills you need to stand out from the crowd.

DIPLOMA IN AVIATION

LEVEL 2 - 1 YEAR WHAT WILL I DO?

You will study all aspects of this exciting industry including baggage processing, check in, dispatch, health and safety, aircraft marshalling and security. You will benefit from a mixture of theory, practical sessions, guest speakers and educational trips such as visits to British Airways, Virgin Atlantic and London Heathrow to name but a few.

YOU NEED:

Four GCSEs at grade 3-2 including English and maths.

WHAT’S NEXT?

Progress to a relevant level 3 course such as the BTEC Subsidiary Diploma in Aviation Level 3.

SUBSIDIARY DIPLOMA IN AVIATION

LEVEL 3 - 1 YEAR WHAT WILL I DO?

You will learn all aspects of this exciting industry including, health & safety, handling air passengers, security procedures and aviation communications. You will benefit from a mixture of theory, practical sessions, guest speakers and educational trips such as visits to British Airways, Virgin Atlantic and London Heathrow to name but a few.

YOU NEED:

A passion for the aviation industry and City and Guilds Level 2 Diploma in Aviation, or a minimum of four GCSEs grade 4 or above, including maths and English.

WHAT’S NEXT?

Continue your studies by moving on to the Diploma in Aviation Level 3.

DIPLOMA IN AVIATION

LEVEL 3 - 1 YEAR WHAT WILL I DO?

By combining theory, practical sessions, educational visits, you’ll learn everything you need to know about working in the rapidly evolving aviation industry.

You will cover marketing, human resources, ramp handling, and aviation technology. Additional training elements include conflict management, first aid and links with a variety of employers from different parts of the industry.

YOU NEED:

Subsidiary Diploma in Aviation Level 3.

WHAT’S NEXT?

You could continue to build your knowledge by moving on to a foundation degree such as our own FdA in Tourism and Aviation, or start work in the aviation industry.