Each student, on commencement must be a minimum of age of 18 for international students (to meet Australian Visa entry requirements) and 17 for Australian nationals. There is no upper age limit.
 

The minimum educational requirement is the completion of the Australian year 12 or equivalent standard and while no specific subjects are required a study of math’s and physics would be an advantage.
 

Before commencing your Academy course you will need to have passed the Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) Class I Medical Examination. The Medical Examination is conducted by a CASA Approved Designated Aviation Medical Examiner (DAME). A full list of these examiners is available at www.casa.gov.au/avmed. For international students the CASA medical can be undertaken in your home country if there is an Approved DAME in your home country. To determine whether there is an Approved DAME in your country then please check CASA at www.casa.gov.au/avmed.
 

It is quite acceptable to wear either prescription glasses or contact lenses, and this will not cause any problems with your medical provided that your corrected vision meets the CASA requirements.
 

In Australia licenses are issued by the Civil Aviation Safety Authority, and as such are recognized by the International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO). Such recognition means that your Australian issued licence is recognized by all ICAO member countries.
 

We are a Registered Training Organisation (RTO) under the Australian Quality Training Framework (AQTF), and National Training Information Service (NTIS) and all Certificates, Diplomas, Advanced Diplomas etc are issued under their authority. All of these qualifications are Nationally Recognized Qualifications.
 

Yes this is possible, in this instance we would need to see details of your present level of training and experience and then assess the appropriate entry point to our course. Please contact us to discuss this issue.