Aircraft Maintenance Training

Build your aircraft-maintenance pathway with current information first.

The latest supplied WeFly programme campaign describes an aircraft-maintenance training duration of 6–8 months. Earlier programme names and structures remain available below for context.

Current planning guidance

Use 6–8 months as the current programme-duration guidance. Dated programme prices and examination fees shown in older campaigns are not carried forward as fixed current prices.

For the latest intake, programme fee, examination fee, delivery arrangements, and availability, contact WeFly before making a booking or payment decision.

Programme family

Programme references from across WeFly’s training history.

BTC, IBTC, EEC, and SEC appear across earlier WeFly material. Use these pages to understand the programme structure or name you recognise, while relying on current WeFly guidance for time-sensitive details.

01
Programme reference

Basic Training Course

A foundational aircraft-maintenance programme reference combining technical learning and practical-development concepts.

Earlier names: BTC · Basic Integrated Course · Full Basic Training Course

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02
Programme reference

International Basic Training Course

An international aircraft-maintenance programme reference from WeFly's earlier training catalogue.

Earlier names: IBTC

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03
Programme reference

EASA Engineer Course

An earlier WeFly programme name retained so learners and staff can still recognise the programme reference.

Earlier names: EEC

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04
Programme reference

Skilled Engineer Course

A practical-skills programme reference for learners developing hands-on aircraft-maintenance capability.

Earlier names: SEC · Skilled · Practical · Practical Training Course

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What still changes

Keep time-sensitive details tied to the current intake or exam period.

The current duration guidance is 6–8 months, based on the latest supplied duration-bearing campaign and the owner’s instruction to use the latest source when older campaigns disagree.

Examination fees can change by period or month. Programme fees, intake dates, delivery arrangements, OJT opportunities, approval wording, and licensing outcomes should be confirmed for the specific current offer rather than copied forward from an older campaign.

Related technical system

Programme learning and module information connect, but they are not the same thing.

Module preparation and examinations belong to the M01–M17 technical system. Programme pages may reference that structure, while Module Exams keeps examination information and current schedules in one place.

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Aircraft maintenance guidance

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