Manama, June 21 (BNA) The BAS Aircraft Engineering Training Center (Baytech) announced the registration procedures for the Aircraft Maintenance Engineering License for the next academic year.
Admissions in 2022 and 2023 are open to high school graduates and students over 16 years of age, with the deadline set at the end of August.
KFH has a long history of training future aircraft engineers. Applicants seeking to enroll in BAETC’s EASA Part 66 B1/B2 Licensing Program must pass an admission interview and examination, as well as be medically fit to work in the field. KFH Center offers partial scholarships to all applicants ranging from 10% to 25%, including scholarships for international applicants not residing in the Kingdom.
Training will be conducted in your home training center with a combination of theoretical and practical modules that include mathematics, physics, aircraft aerodynamics, maintenance practices and more.
The training center also offers training courses on aircraft types, specialized courses, and a conversion course.
KFH continues to shape the aircraft engineers of the future through a variety of specialized courses and our 4-year training program. We are committed to developing our cutting edge programs in line with the evolving needs of the aviation industry, as we hone our students’ skills and provide them with opportunities to engage in lifelong learning and development,” said Mohamed Khalil, CEO of BAS.
Betech is an internationally recognized, technologically advanced provider of formal aircraft engineering maintenance training. KFH is the second training institution outside the European Union and the first in the Middle East and Asia to receive European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) approval for its training center (EASA.147.0002) to offer EASA Part 66 B1 and B2 classes, aircraft type classifications on the Airbus A320/A330 family and tailored specialized courses. depends on the request. KFH has been recognized by the Education and Training Quality Authority (BQA).
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