Ways to pursue a career as an Aviation Specialist can include various pathways

• Research and identify the specific aviation specialization of interest (e.g., pilot training, air traffic control, aircraft maintenance, aviation management).
• Obtain the necessary educational qualifications, such as completing a relevant degree or diploma program in Germany.
• Gain practical experience through internships, apprenticeships, or entry-level positions in the aviation industry.
• Obtain any required certifications or licenses recognized in Germany for your chosen specialization (e.g., Private Pilot License, Commercial Pilot License).
• Engage in continuous learning and professional development by attending workshops, seminars, and relevant programs.
• Build a professional network within the German aviation industry by attending events, joining associations, and connecting with industry experts.
• Consider specialization and advancement opportunities by pursuing advanced certifications, gaining experience in specific areas, or taking on leadership roles.

Companies in Germany that offer Aviation Ausbildung in Germany

• Hutchinson
• Lufthansa Aviation training

there are more companies who affer this program

Module provide in Ausbildung

First Year Apprenticeship

• Aviation Fundamentals: Covers the foundational aspects of aviation, including its history, regulations, and safety protocols.
• Aircraft Systems Overview: Provides an introductory understanding of different aircraft systems, such as propulsion, avionics, and navigation.
• Principles of Aerodynamics: Focuses on the fundamental principles of flight and the forces that affect an aircraft.
• Aviation Communication Skills: Enhances language proficiency in aviation-specific communication and terminology.
• Introduction to Air Traffic Management: Introduces the basic operations and procedures of air traffic control.

Second Year Apprenticeship

• In-depth Aircraft Systems: Explores comprehensive knowledge of advanced aircraft systems, including hydraulics, electrical systems, and flight controls.
• Advanced Navigation and Instrumentation: Covers advanced techniques in navigation, such as instrument flying, radio navigation, and GPS systems.
• Safety and Emergency Procedures in Aviation: Focuses on protocols for ensuring safety, emergency preparedness, and accident investigation in aviation.
• Meteorology in Aviation: Provides an understanding of weather phenomena and its impact on aviation operations.
• Aircraft Maintenance Procedures and Regulations: Introduces procedures and regulations related to aircraft inspections and repairs.

Third Year Apprenticeship

• Flight Planning and Operational Management: Focuses on the intricate aspects of planning flights, managing operations, and ensuring compliance with airline procedures.
• Understanding Aviation Regulations and Compliance: Provides a comprehensive overview of national and international aviation regulations, covering legal aspects and policies that govern the aviation industry.
• Principles of Aviation Management: Explores the fundamental principles and strategies involved in effectively managing aviation operations, encompassing areas such as airline operations, airport management, and aviation economics.
• Human Factors in Aviation: Examines the impact of human performance, limitations, and psychological factors on aviation, with a special emphasis on crew resource management.
• Practical Training through Internship or Apprenticeship: Offers valuable hands-on experience by engaging in practical training opportunities, such as internships or apprenticeships, within aviation-related organizations. This allows apprentices to gain real-world experience in the aviation industry.

Average Salary

The monthly salary during the training period starts at 550 EUR and can increase up to 1300 EUR, with incremental raises over time. Industries such as health care, aviation, and Hotel Management tend to offer higher-paying roles. After successfully completing the program, the salary can reach around 2700-3000 EUR per month.