They also study Aircraft Engines and Systems, which covers piston engines, turbine engines, fuel systems, hydraulic systems, and other mechanical components. For students interested in electronics, the syllabus includes Avionics and Electrical Systems, where they learn about communication systems, navigation systems, flight instruments, wiring, sensors, and modern digital technologies used in aircraft.
Along with theoretical subjects, the course focuses on hands-on practical training. Students practice real maintenance tasks in workshops and labs, such as part inspection, component testing, assembly, troubleshooting, and repair techniques. They are also trained in Aviation Safety, Regulations, and Human Factors, ensuring they understand the safety standards required in the aviation industry.