Aviation Management Certificate (AMC)

Overview

The Aviation Management (AMC) is designed so that when students successfully complete the certification they will have the option/opportunity to write the applicable exams (from the accrediting bodies) to graduate with the following certifications: 

• Aviation Safety Management  – Certification obtained from the International Air Transport Association (IATA)

• Aviation Quality Assurance (AQA) – AQA Certification obtained from the International Air Transport Association (IATA)

• Commercial Drone Operations – Drone Certification obtained from the International Air Transport Association (IATA)

• Air Traffic Control and Dispatch Operations – Dispatcher Certification obtained from a Transport Canada recognized provider

• Crew Resource Management – CRM Certification obtained from a Transport Canada recognized provider

The culture of a commercial aviation employer requires certification to satisfy government and international requirements. Having these certifications and courses enhances employability for our graduates.

Possible Career Paths

Pilots: There is a current and future demand for pilots in Canada and around the world. With more and more pilots retiring, industry growth and barriers to recruiting new workers, the aviation industry is projected to face a pilot shortage after COVID 19.  

Don’t want to be a pilot? No, Problem! The aviation industry provides multiple other career options! Since Aviation is an international discipline, students equipped with these courses can work directly in the following fields:

• Passenger Airlines

• Corporate Airlines

• Cargo Airlines

• Safety Management Specialist (required for every airline)

• Quality assurance Specialist (required for every airline)

• Drone Operator (future of drone delivery, drone pilots and automated drone industry)

• Crew Resource Management(course required for every airline in the world)

• Logistics and Supply Chain