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New Zealand Diploma in Aeronautical Maintenance Certification (Level 6)
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Fees Free eligible programme
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Locations and dates
Online:
22 February 202119 July 2021 -
Total credits
240
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Fees
Fees range from $43-$107 per course plus $50 Student Services Levy
A Compulsory Student Services Fee also applies ($240 for fulltime students).
Fees listed are for each year of the programme, indicative only and may vary with course selection. View course details for individual fees. -
National qualification code
NZ2907 - New Zealand Diploma in Aeronautical Maintenance Certification (Level 6)
NMIT has been teaching aeronautical engineering maintenance for many years.
Work towards gaining your NZ Civil Aviation Authority (NZ CAA) Aircraft Maintenance Engineering Licence while working through this flexible learning programme. You'll be able to continue full-time employment while preparing for your NZ CAA exams – a compulsory requirement for licensing. The programme integrates theory with practical illustrations so you can correlate course information with your daily work experience.
NMIT is New Zealand's first approved NZCAA Part 147 Certified Maintenance Training Organisation.
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