Training

Aviation training and qualification

Every licence in aviation has an expiry attached to it, and every career step needs a course behind it. JobAvion connects professionals with the training organisations that can deliver the qualification the next role requires.

Maintenance training

EASA Part-147 approved organisations deliver the basic training and examinations behind a Part-66 licence, and the aircraft type training that adds a rating to it. Beyond initial qualification, continuation training in Human Factors, Fuel Tank Safety, EWIS and regulation updates has to be repeated on a fixed cycle to keep certifying privileges valid.

Because JobAvion tracks certificate expiry on your profile, the need for a course shows up before the deadline rather than after — and the organisations able to deliver it are in the same network.

Flight and cabin crew training

Type rating and differences training
Recurrent and proficiency checks
Cabin Crew Attestation and type qualification
Safety and emergency procedures training
Dangerous goods and security training

Drone and UAS training

Remote pilot competency for the Open category, Standard Scenario training, and the theoretical and practical training that supports a Specific category operational authorisation are all part of the same professional development picture. Unmanned aviation is treated as aviation on JobAvion, and its training is no exception.

For training organisations

Approved training organisations can publish their courses to an audience that is already filtered to aviation professionals with a stated need — engineers whose ratings are approaching expiry, crew changing type, operators building a new capability. That is a materially better audience than general advertising can reach.

Aviation training and qualification

Maintenance training

Flight and cabin crew training

Drone and UAS training

For training organisations

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