Subsidiary Diploma in Aviation Operations (Level 3) Programme
The aviation industry has grown at a rapid pace. The last 10 years have seen a huge increase in the start up of new low-cost scheduled airlines an increase in routes offered by network carriers. Along with these developments the UK has seen a rapid expansion in the growth of regional airports many of which now serve as hubs for low-cost and charter airlines. This rapid expansion has led to a huge demand for a new flexibly-skilled workforce.By completing this course learners will gain a L3 subsidiary diploma in Aviation Operations. Also learners will study additional qualifications in Computer reservations systems - Amadeus and an IATA recognised qualification regarding Airline fares and ticketing
GCSE English and Maths- or Level 2 equivalent- Completion of L2 Aviation course- to Merit grade
Assessment Method
Via coursework presentations online and paper exams and practical role-plays
Aims of the course
To enable learners to gain employment in the Aviation Industry or progress onto higher educationThe course aims to fill the skills gaps currently identified within the field of Aviation including: aviation terminology customer service destination geography health & safety and security team leadership skills and general knowledge of the Aviation industry.
Progression Opportunities
After successful competition of this course you can progress on to university and degree-level study.
Facilities
Lessons workshops educational visits to airlines and airports talks by industry guest speakers and successful students currently working as crew.- £50 for trips and visits for the year
Career Options
This course equips you for a range of roles in the aviation sector such as trainee manager for an airline or at an airport.
Course Details
Venue
Southwark
Day/Eve
Day
Mode
Full Time
Duration
36 weeks
Start Date
05/09/2022
End Date
30/06/2023
Course Code
4TVAG9S0
Funding
For up-to-date information about tuition fees, living costs and financial support, visit Fees and Finance.
"I’m so glad I chose the path I did – studying such a vocational course at Southwark College was great for my CV, and now I’m doing the job I always wanted to do."
Sarah El-wahabi
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