AMS is a Registered Training Organisation (RTO 52413), providing quality, flexible training options to aerodromes across the country.  Our trainers are renowned not only for their current industry knowledge and professionalism, but also their personable nature.  To find out more about the different courses we offer please click on any of the images below.

Nationally Recognised Courses

 

Other Courses

 

  

Online Courses

   

Webinars-On-Demand Package

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

FAQ

How do I book and pay for AMS courses?

All enrolments for AMS courses can be completed online from the individual course page. If you are enrolling in a public course, choose the upcoming date that you wish to enrol for and, providing it is not Full, click the Enrol button next to that date to begin the enrolment.

When you enrol for an AMS course, you will be able to provide Payer details during the enrolment process.

No other payment information is taken during the enrolment, and you will not be required to pay for the course at the time of enrolment.

However, completing an enrolment for an AMS course confirms your place on that course, and you will be issued with an invoice shortly after enrolment, which must be paid within 30 days. This is why it is important to have read all the Terms & Conditions in our Participants Handbook, including our payment and cancellation policies, and to have all necessary financial approvals in place before completing your enrolment.

Are any AMS courses run online?

AMS offers a variety of course delivery types, including Face-to-Face public courses, and Online courses.

We have adapted our learning methods to incorporate the changes happening in our world, as more students move to e-learning due to accessibility or personal preference.

Participants are required to log in from their own computer for the duration of the course, which is assisted by an experienced AMS trainer and includes interactive workshops, and plenty of opportunity for interaction with the course facilitator and other participants.

Will I have homework or post-course assessments?

For most of our courses, all activities and assessments are included within the course, with homework completed throughout the week.

Unless it is specified for a particular course, we generally do not require students to complete post-course assessments.

We pride ourselves on our training model that ensures students gain the valuable knowledge and practical experience they need to meet nationally recognised training requirements within the duration of the course.

How long do I have to complete course assessments?

For each course or unit, you are enrolled in, you have 3 months from the start of the course to complete assessments and achieve the units of competency.

However, it is recommended that assessments are completed as soon as possible while knowledge is retained from the course.

Can I cancel my attendance on a course after I have enrolled?

Please refer to the Refunds Policy on our website.

What are the course times?

Face-to-Face and Virtual Courses are generally run from 8:30am – 4:30pm each day.

Course times can change. Refer to the Welcome Email you will receive prior to the course commencing to confirm the correct times for your course.

Will I be required to attend each day of the course?

If you have enrolled in a Face-to-Face course, you will be required to attend for the full course duration each day.

We understand that events can arise, and in most cases, an exemption can be provided for several hours within a course if it is necessary for you to be elsewhere. Our facilitators will always do their best to accommodate individual needs or provide catch-up support.

However, in some courses, certain days and times are critical for achieving the course outcomes and/or units of competency, so you may need to arrange to attend the full course later if you know you will be unable to attend at a particular time.

Are AMS Courses nationally recognised?

Yes. As a Registered Training Organisation (RTO Code 52413), AMS issues nationally recognised qualifications and statements of attainment.

AMS ARO Courses are designed and accredited to enable graduates to demonstrate the learning outcomes expressed as knowledge, skills and the application of knowledge and skills specified in the level 3 criteria and the Course descriptor of the Australian Qualifications Framework.

What is the difference between a Core and Elective unit?

Each Course offered by AMS is designed to comply with the Packaging Rules of the training package under the Australian Qualifications Framework.

This includes Core units, which must be completed, and Elective units. The make-up of Elective units for each Course is prescribed under the Course’s Packaging Rules, with a certain amount required from Group A Electives, Group B Electives, and/or Imported Electives.

Our Courses are designed to deliver the required amount of Core and Elective units, including their grouping, allowing participants to achieve the required units of competency in the most straight-forward way, while providing the most relevant and valuable training for aviation industry professionals.

Details of the Packaging Rules can be found under the relevant Course on www.training.gov.au

Can you help me complete ARO post course practical requirements?

We can assist you, please talk to your trainer during the course for more information.