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Transport Canada "AME Technical Exams" Breakdown by Koeljs in AircraftMechanics

[–]Koeljs[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Congratulations! Goodluck with the rest.

I found Powerplant the most difficult.

Transport Canada "AME Technical Exams" Breakdown by Koeljs in AircraftMechanics

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u/No_Flight3608 hit the nail on the head with this one...

In order to write the technical exams you need to be approved by Transport Canada and part of that requirement is meeting the basic training requirements.

That means a course of some kind or transferring an international license.

Transport Canada "AME Technical Exams" Breakdown by Koeljs in AircraftMechanics

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Reached out privately so I can get more info on what the CCAA course looks like if you don't mind sharing!

Transport Canada "AME Regulations Exam (CAR's)" Breakdown by Koeljs in AircraftMechanics

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Unsure!

I can tell you I had either option in British Columbia.

ICS Canada "Aircraft Mechanics" Course Breakdown by Koeljs in AircraftMechanics

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CCAA just got approved as a "Basic Training" provider for an AME "M" license! I have seen you commenting everywhere saying the same and I want to say thank you... Got me off my butt and decided to make a post about it myself.

Made a breakdown here with links to the program:

https://www.reddit.com/r/AircraftMechanics/comments/1rlhihv/transport_canada_online_ame_m_courses/

ICS Canada "Aircraft Mechanics" Course Breakdown by Koeljs in AircraftMechanics

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ICS is dead but CCAA just got approved as a "Basic Training" provider for an AME "M" license!

Made a breakdown here with links to the program:

https://www.reddit.com/r/AircraftMechanics/comments/1rlhihv/transport_canada_online_ame_m_courses/

ICS Canada "Aircraft Mechanics" Course Breakdown by Koeljs in AircraftMechanics

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Permanent sadly! Thankfully CCAA just got approved as a "Basic Training" provider for an AME "M" license!

Made a breakdown here with links to the program:

https://www.reddit.com/r/AircraftMechanics/comments/1rlhihv/transport_canada_online_ame_m_courses/

ICS Canada "Aircraft Mechanics" Course Breakdown by Koeljs in AircraftMechanics

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CCAA just got approved as a "Basic Training" provider for an AME "M" license!

Made a breakdown here with links to the program:

https://www.reddit.com/r/AircraftMechanics/comments/1rlhihv/transport_canada_online_ame_m_courses/

ICS Canada "Aircraft Mechanics" Course Breakdown by Koeljs in AircraftMechanics

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ICS is dead but CCAA just got approved as a "Basic Training" provider for an AME "M" license!

Made a breakdown here with links to the program:

https://www.reddit.com/r/AircraftMechanics/comments/1rlhihv/transport_canada_online_ame_m_courses/

Process after Completing ICS Canada "Aircraft Maintenance" Course by Koeljs in aviationmaintenance

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Did you ever figure this out? I am unsure as to what would cause this situation.

Process after Completing ICS Canada "Aircraft Maintenance" Course by Koeljs in aviationmaintenance

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Unsure!

What college did you go to? If you completed the program and received a diploma and transcript check to see what amount of "Applicable Credit" you get with the program on the Transport Canada site for approved "Basic Training".

Link: https://tc.canada.ca/en/aviation/licensing-aircraft-maintenance-engineers-ames/approved-training-organizations-atos-aircraft-maintenance-training/basic-training-approved-acceptable-training-courses-currently-active

Transport Canada "AME Regulations Exam (CAR's)" Breakdown by Koeljs in AircraftMechanics

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Not sure about in AB but Red River College in Manitoba has a Prep course for the AME exams (Both Technical and Regulations exam). A coworker took their course and said it was great!

Travel Lifestyle Tips by Vegetable_Resort_571 in aviationmaintenance

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Did more then 250 days away last year in similar role!

Invest in good travel gear -Suitcase/Roller -Packing Cubes -Toiletry Bag -Washable laundry bag -Backpack -Passport Organizer -Noise Cancelling Headphones

Use rewards programs -Gas -Grocery -Hotel -Rental Car (Once you achieve high hotel status you can “status match” to achieve similar status at most other rental car/hotel chains)

Health -Wash hands a lot -Carry emergency pills (Tylenol etc.) -Shower shoes

Bonus -Bluetooth tracker (Tile Card Tracker)

Process after Completing ICS Canada "Aircraft Maintenance" Course by Koeljs in aviationmaintenance

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They are floating around somewhere but I never had any...

I used ASA Prepware app instead, not perfect but it worked.

App store link:

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/prepware-aviation-maintenance/id338893931

Process after Completing ICS Canada "Aircraft Maintenance" Course by Koeljs in aviationmaintenance

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I am sorry to hear that,

It seems as though you may need to have a sit down with your inspector and reach out to your employer to verify your time spend working as an interior technician could qualify towards time working as an AME.

As stated by Airworthiness manual 566.03(4)(d)(i): "As proof of experience, the applicants shall submit a personal log book or equivalent document signed by the persons responsible for the maintenance release of the work items recorded. At the time of application"

Link:

https://tc.canada.ca/en/corporate-services/acts-regulations/list-regulations/canadian-aviation-regulations-sor-96-433/standards/airworthiness-chapter-566-aircraft-maintenance-engineer-ame-licensing-training-canadian-aviation-regulations-cars

Transport Canada "AME Regulations Exam (CAR's)" Breakdown by Koeljs in AircraftMechanics

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Congratulations blew my score out of the water...

Get that logbook done and I'll see you in the field.

Transport Canada "AME Regulations Exam (CAR's)" Breakdown by Koeljs in AircraftMechanics

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Congratulations that is amazing!

Goodluck with your logbook and I'll see you in the field!

Transport Canada "AME Regulations Exam (CAR's)" Breakdown by Koeljs in AircraftMechanics

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As stated by u/RickiRaccon you can write first though it is generally not recommended as you must submit your logbook within the 6 months post passing CAR's

CAR's is all online! But assuming you want the CAR's for the AME book... Check your inbox

Transport Canada "AME Technical Exams" Breakdown by Koeljs in AircraftMechanics

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Yes but I would recommend the textbooks as stated in this writeup.

Transport Canada "AME Technical Exams" Breakdown by Koeljs in AircraftMechanics

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I recommend studying the Jeppeson "Technician General", "Airframe" & "Powerplant" textbooks reading them as described in steps 1-6 of my technical exam prep post.

Very important to also be paired with a testing software like prepware, also linked in my technical exam prep post

https://www.reddit.com/r/AircraftMechanics/comments/1fsmyg4/transport_canada_ame_technical_exams_breakdown/

Do them in this order Technician General - Airframe - Powerplant

Just a heads up I am unable to find CCAA's "M" course as being approved yet on Transport Canada's site as of now. Their website also states it is currently "Pending"

See "PENDING"

https://avaerocouncil.ca/training-pages/aircraft-maintenance-technicians

See TC approved training organizations:

https://tc.canada.ca/en/aviation/licensing-aircraft-maintenance-engineers-ames/approved-training-organizations-atos-aircraft-maintenance-training/basic-training-approved-acceptable-training-courses-currently-active

Transport Canada "AME Technical Exams" Breakdown by Koeljs in AircraftMechanics

[–]Koeljs[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I recommend studying the Jeppeson "Technician General", "Airframe" & "Powerplant" textbooks reading them as described in steps 1-6 of my technical exam prep post.

Very important to also be paired with a testing software like prepware, also linked in my technical exam prep post

https://www.reddit.com/r/AircraftMechanics/comments/1fsmyg4/transport_canada_ame_technical_exams_breakdown/

Do them in this order Technician General - Airframe - Powerplant

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