Approved Training Organization (ATO) List - Basic Training (Currently Active)

“For Graduates of this Program after December 2006 the TC approval number is identified on the “Statement of Accreditation Compliance” letter, not on the formal first page of the graduation diploma/certificate - the student must submit both documents to be eligible for credit.  This is a 2 page certificate.”

Program has been scheduled to be cancelled and will not be longer issuing diplomas or certificates after July 2011

"For Graduates of this program after August 2007 the TC approval number is identified on the “Statement of Accreditation Compliance” letter, not on the formal first page of the graduation diploma/certificate - the student must submit both documents to be eligible for credit. This is a 2 page certificate.”

Program has been scheduled to be cancelled, will not be accepting 1^st year students for the 2011/2012 academic year, and will not issuing diplomas or certificates after July 2012.

Training Control Manual (Amendment) Approved August 5, 2010 First Class Starts in September

"After October 2002 the TC approved certificate is the “Statement of Aviation Division Accreditation Compliance” letter."

Training Control Manual (Amendment) Approved August 5, 2010 First Class Starts in September

"After October 2002 the TC approved certificate is the “Statement of Aviation Division Accreditation Compliance” letter."

Training Control Manual (Amended) Approved August 5, 2010 Prairie and Northern file: 5016-7002

"After October 2002 the TC approved certificate is the “Statement of Aviation Division Accreditation Compliance” letter."

General info: Program is a 4-year apprenticeship; 2 certificates are issued. To receive any kind of "credit", both certificates are required.

The first document, a Certificate of Completion (which has no TC number), is issued once the student successfully completes the in school portion, which equates to meeting the Basic Training requirement (no credit is given).

The second document, Certificate of Qualification (which contains the TC approval number), is issued once the student completes both the industry experience portion and other College program requirements.

If the student does not complete the industry experience portion of the program, or if not successful on the final program exams, they will not receive a Certificate of Qualification (which has the TC approval number).  A student in this situation is not eligible for any type of exam or experience credit, and must meet all requirements for licence issue (see item 2 below).

Making Application to TC: 1.  For exam and experience credit: Both certificates are required.  Prior to obtaining a licence, proof of Maintenance tasks (logbook, etc) must be submitted for TC review.   ** Some students apply to write REGS exam before they finish the whole program, and will bring in 42 months experience & a Certificate of Completion only.  This is acceptable, but the applicant must be advised (preferably in writing) that if no TC numbered Certificate of Qualification received they will not be eligible for the credit – if this happens they must satisfy all requirements for licence issue (technical exams, experience, etc).

2.  For acceptable basic training: Certificate of Completion is required. The student must also provide proof of 4 years experience; this experience must be in form of letters (or similar) from the employer which provide details of the nature of employment, types of work completed, types of aircraft worked on and exact employment dates (start to finish) – the Apprenticeship board/program "ÀMJ Apprenticeship Completion Data" format is not acceptable to meet the experience requirement.  Documented proof of maintenance tasks (logbook, etc) must also be submitted for TC review.