Level 2 Aviation Maintenance Mechanic (Competence) (1790)

Last Updated: 21 Oct 2024

This qualification is aimed at learners aged 16 and above who would like to gain the initial skills required to become an aircraft maintenance mechanic.

This qualification allows candidates to learn, develop and practise the skills required for employment and/or career progression in the maintenance and ground handling of military and civil aircraft in the Aerospace and Aviation sector.

1790-02 Aviation Maintenance Mechanic (Competence) is aimed at learners aged 16 and above.
Available to deliver in the following:
  • England

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General Information

What Is Involved In Studying This Course?

Learners will develop skills needed to carry out different activities related to aircraft maintenance.

Learners will develop transferable skills valued by employers such as working efficiently and effectively and contribute to improving business performance.  Critically they will learn to carry out tasks to meet regulatory and legal requirements.

To achieve the Level 2 Aviation Maintenance Mechanic (Competence) learners must achieve all four mandatory units 201- 204 and any three optional units from units 205 – 208.

Mandatory content includes:

  • 201 Complying with statutory regulations and organisational safety requirements
  • 202 Working efficiently and effectively in an engineering environment
  • 203 Using and interpreting engineering data and documentation
  • 204 Reinstating the work area on completion of activities

Learners must also choose 3 optional units from:

  • 205 Carrying out aircraft handling operations
  • 206 Carrying out aircraft routine servicing
  • 207 Carrying out maintenance on aircraft mechanical systems by component replacement
  • 208 Carrying out maintenance on aircraft electrical /electronic systems by component replacement
What Careers Can This Lead To?
On successful completion of the standard, learners are able to progress to the Higher Technician Family of Apprenticeships, such as the Engineering Technician.
What Is Involved With Delivering This Course?
To deliver the qualification centres/colleges will need to provide their learners with a suitable learning environment in order to complete the practical aspects of the qualification.

Level 2

This Level 2 qualification will suit you if you want to learn the basics of Aeronautical Engineering principles and practice to help start off your career.
What Careers Can This Lead To?
On successful completion of the standard, learners are able to progress to the Higher Technician Family of Apprenticeships, such as the Engineering Technician.
Level 2 Aviation Maintenance Mechanic (1790-02)
Last Registration Date: 31 Aug 2027

Level 2 Aviation Maintenance Mechanic

  • Accreditation No: 603/6236/4 This is a reference number related to UK accreditation framework
  • Type: Other This is categorisation to help define qualification attributes e.g. type of assessment
  • Credits: Data unavailable Credits are a measure of the size of the qualification
  • Guided Learning Hours: Data unavailable This is the average contact time a centre would typically commit
  • Total Qualification Time: Data unavailable The total time for the qualification
  • Key Stage: Data unavailable This shows the equivalent Key Stage level.
  • Last Certification: 31/08/2029 This is the last date that a certificate can be issued
  • Qualification fees in the UK: TBC, please speak to your Account Manager for further information Our typical price is the one that is most often paid by a centre for a completed learner. Some prices are made up of multiple charging points so action like taking difference units or specialisms to complete and resitting assessments may mean the cost for some learners differs.

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Interested in delivering this qualification?

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