Apprenticeship - Cedar Aviation Tech Training Center for Aircraft Maintenance and Engine Repair

[flighttraining]

Dear Sir, Thank you for your kind words. I have noted that you wrote in your message to me this sentence: :
"I have visited your hangars at 45 and the large hangar at 35 at chemin de l'aéroport. It was the Canadian Army hangar in the past. you're running a very professional Training Center"

I want to thank you for your kind message. I would like to reply to your inquiry. Here is a brief presentation to answer your inquiry requested in your message.
Description:
The Aircraft Maintenance apprenticeship program is the only program provided by a Transport Canada approved Aircraft Maintenance Organization.
It is an apprentice-model training program in Canada, and is open to all Canadian aircraft maintainers. It is a partnership between several organisations and the training is offered by an approved maintenance organizations (AMOs), on site in the official airport hangars.
There is a government program where students can work and study and it is set up by the municipality. This joint partnership program between: Apprenticeship Cedar Aviation Inc in Saint Jean Sur Richelieu Quebec. and Cedar Aviation Inc in Montreal, QC an aircraft maintenance provider (the employer) and the apprentice (the student).
As an employed apprentice of an approved aircraft maintenance organization, the student gains on the job training:
There are ground courses in Montreal and Workshop training in the Airport of Saint Jean Sur Richelieu.
This opportunity gives every apprentice to apply what he or she learns in the sessions of the ground courses and apply this knowledge in the workshop in the Hangars of Cedar Aviation.

This program offers a unique way for maintainers to obtain the training and experience required to qualify and apply for licences.

You may also be interested in the subjects you will be studying in the First Semester: this is the

Program Outline

Courses
1-Ground Handling
2-Aviation Math & Physics
3-Tools & Equipment
4-Airframe Fuel Systems
5-Aircraft Hardware
6-Hydraulic/Pneumatic Systems
7-Landing Gear
8-Structures Assembly & Rigging
9-Rotary Wing Theory of Flight
15-Human Factors
19-Weight & Balance
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10-Composites
11-Reciprocating Engines
12-Propellers
13-Aircraft Structural Materials
14-Wood & Fabric
16-Dynamic Drive Systems
17-Vibration Analysis
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20-Drawings
21-Metallic Structures
22-Maintenance Procedures
23-Turbine Engines
24-Environmental Systems
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25-Canadian Aviation Regulations
27-Instruments
28-Avionics
29-Ice & Rain Protection
30-Electrical
31-Non Destructive Testing

[-42]

Does anyone brief the students on the substandard pay, graveyards, shady employers and unrealistic expectations? Asking for a friend.

[ludivicchua]

@-42 You see what I'm talking about? So we all agree that this is indeed a garbage career path? Currently I am working informalized in the automotive industry and I can tell you that it is a better industry than aviation. Ofcourse it is not a perfect industry but it is atleast bigger. What do we have in aviation? Lack of opportunity, lack of money, and lack of security. What the f*ck? Who wants to be an AME? Lol! Who even wants to be in aviation? Garbage! I defected a long time ago!

[BeyondScrewed89]

@-42 You see what I'm talking about? So we all agree that this is indeed a garbage career path? Currently I am working informalized in the automotive industry and I can tell you that it is a better industry than aviation. Ofcourse it is not a perfect industry but it is atleast bigger. What do we have in aviation? Lack of opportunity, lack of money, and lack of security. What the f*ck? Who wants to be an AME? Lol! Who even wants to be in aviation? Garbage! I defected a long time ago!

Can you please hook me up with that automotive place?

Centennial college ruined me so hard

I now can't even find a dish washer job