Aviation Technician - Avionics Maintenance - 299, Mohawk College - Institute for Applied Health Sciences at McMaster

This program equips students with the foundational skills to modify, maintain, and troubleshoot Aircraft Electronic Systems. Located at Mohawk’s Centre for Aviation Technology at Hamilton International Airport, it blends theory with hands-on training using state-of-the-art facilities and equipment. The program's high graduation and employment rates reflect its industry reputation and industry connections with Transport Canada. The course prepares students for certification as an Aircraft Maintenance Engineer with an E license, offering 18 months of credit toward the 48 months of practical experience needed for certification. The program includes inspection and repair of various aircraft including small planes, heavy jets, and helicopters, as well as working on advanced avionics like navigation and communication systems, on real aircraft and virtual trainers like Boeing 737NG.