Australian National Airline College is approved by the Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) to train pilots. So in practice, ANAC conducts the training according to the CASA syllabus but CASA conducts the theory exams and flight tests and it is CASA that issues you a licence. ANAC has its own Approved Testing Officer i.e CASA allows this…
There are many different flying jobs however the vast majority of people who train with us are hoping to work for an Airline. Each airline around the world may have slightly different entry requirements however the common requirements are: A Commercial Pilot Licence A Multi Engine Endorsement An Instrument Rating Our combined 220.7 hour Diploma of…
Age: You must be 18 years of age to receive a student visa and commence your training with Australian National Airline College. Education – whilst there is no minimum education required by the Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) for a person to train as a pilot, we would expect a minimum education standard of at…
The Australian Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) has a number of approved Aviation Medical examiners in many countries If there is an approved medical examiner in your area we recommend doing your medical at home about 2-4 weeks before you come to Australia. If there isn’t an examiner nearby, no problem, you can do the…
For most people it is okay to wear glasses or contact lenses. It would need to be very strong prescription or some other significant problem for you not to pass. We are not experts on this, so if you have any concerns, please discuss with your local approved Aviation Medical Examiner
You can either make your own arrangements for accommodation or we will put you in contact with our Homestay Provider company to arrange Homestay accommodation for you. Homestay means to live with a local person/family. There are many people with a spare room that wish to host overseas students like you. The weekly fee is approximately…
The amount you need to cover your living costs will of course vary according to your spending habits however as a guide we suggest a budget of at least $400 Australian dollars per week Your expenses will include things like: Accommodation Food Transport Entertainment Utility bills (if sharing a house/apartment) Monthly phone and data plan…