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1 Partnering with Version 1.0 ID: RMIT18 01 RTO Code: 4439 Issued: 31/01/2019 CRICOS: 02845E Review: 31/12/2019

2 Associate Degree in Aviation (Professional Pilots) Take your career sky high. Become a professional pilot. Campus: Hartwig Air Fees: $63.360*p.a. Duration: Full-time 2 years Course Code: AD023HA The Associate Degree in Aviation (Professional Pilots) provides accredited training to people looking to develop the skills and experience necessary to become a professional pilot. You will be trained to Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) standards to gain the skills required for a Commercial Pilots Licence. You will also develop the required skills to apply for the Recreational Pilot Licence, the Private Pilot s Licence, and the Air Transport Pilot Licence. This program also offers electives that allow you to obtain either your Multi-Engine Command Instrument Rating or Flight Instructor Rating. Flight training takes place with Hartwig Air at Parafield Airport, which provides a range of airspace terrain and environments to maximise variety in your navigational experience. What you will study Flight instruction includes pre-flight and post-flight briefing time, Private Pilot Licence theory, Commercial Pilot Licence theory, Air Transport Pilot Licence theory, and Instrument Rating theory or Instructor Rating Theory. The program features at least 160 hours of flying, exceeding the minimum CASA requirement of 150 hours. Career Students who successfully complete the program will be able to apply for a CASA Commercial Pilots Licence (CPL) plus either Command Instrument Rating (for multi-engine aircraft) or Flight Instructor Rating (for single-engine aircraft). Additional ratings or endorsements may be necessary for initial employment. With further experience (more than 200 to 300 flight hours) graduates typically find work in multiengine charter operations flying high-performance aircraft, regional airlines, or high-performance general aviation operations such as the Royal Flying Doctor Service or Border Protection Command services. Once you ve accrued more than 1500 hours of flight time you may become eligible for employment as a first officer in major domestic and international airlines. With further experience and managerial qualifications, you will be able to seek positions within major airlines as a: fleet manager flight operations manager flight operations inspector chief pilot

3 How you will learn The flight training program meets the requirements of the CASA Part 61 Flight Crew Licencing and involves both classroom theory and practical flight training. You will be trained in the following single- and multi-engine aircraft: Cessna 172/172 RG BE55 Beechcraft Baron Flight instruction includes the required pre- and post-flight briefing time, Private Pilot Licence Theory, Commercial Pilot Licence Theory, Air Transport Pilot Licence Theory, and Instrument or Instructor Rating Theory. Classes are taught through a combination of lectures, seminars, tutorials, online reading, workshop, practical and interactive sessions. You'll have access to online resources through the University s student portal. Ongoing assessment throughout the semester includes examinations, essays, reports, oral classes, presentations, group projects, research projects, and practical assignments. After the Commercial Pilot s Licence, you have the option to undertake Instrument or Instructor rating training. You will have access to a twin-engine BE55- Beechcraft Baron and Flight Training Devices including the RedBird FMX full-motion flight simulator. Training and facilities Hartwig Air s Parafield campus provides easy access to airspace, terrain, and urban development, maximising your navigational experiences. Flight training is conducted at Parafield Airport is located 18kms north from the Adelaide CBD, on the Adelaide Plains. To the west we have two wide gulfs to give our students overwater experience. To the east we have the Adelaide Hills with many difficult and inaccessible agricultural strips. To the north we have the Australian Outback with nothing to navigate from apart from the occasional Salt Lake. To the south we have more hills, and the Southern Ocean with changeable weather conditions. The Parafield Airport training environment is ideally situated with access to all types of airspace nearby and variable weather conditions. This enables you to develop the confidence and capability to handle command under a variety of operational conditions. Professional Recognition This program meets all CASA requirements. All flying activities are conducted under Hartwig Air s CASA-approved Air Operator Certificate (AOC). How to Apply Semester 1 All applicants must apply via VTAC. Semester 2 All applicants must apply direct to RMIT. For more information about how to apply, please see the How to Apply information at

4 Entry Requirements Successful completion of an Australian Year 12 senior secondary certificate of education or equivalent. Prerequisites Units 3 and 4 A study score of at least 20 in mathematics (any) and a study score of at least 20 in any English (except EAL) or at least 25 in English (EAL). medical practitioner known as a Designated Aviation Medical Examiner. For details please visit Program Fees Please note: The Associate Degree in Aviation (Professional Pilots) is a full fee program. Selection Tasks Non-Year 12 applicants may submit additional information if they would like it to be considered. For semester 1 intake, this can be completed through the VTAC Personal Statement online. For semester 2 intake, this can be completed through the personal statement in the Apply Direct application. Successful applicants are required to undergo a CASA Class 1 Medical Examination performed by a Funding Assistance This course qualifies for FEE-HELP government loans for eligible students. FEE-HELP can cover up to $102,392 (2018 indexed rate) of program fees over the course of a student s total tertiary education. FEE-HELP is subject to annual government indexation. For more information visit Please note you may also be required to purchase additional course and material fees related to your program. For more information visit

5 Equipment List / Material Fees Uniforms Short Sleeve Shirt, White Epaulette (Men s & Women s) Long Sleeve Shirt, White Epaulette (Men s & Women s) JB s Wear Corporate Trousers, Black (Men s & Women s) Epaulette Jumper, Black (Unisex) Bisley HiVis Vest (Unisex) Replacement Rank Epaulettes, Black with Silver Stripes (Unisex) $39.95 $39.95 $48.95 $85.00 $15.00 $29.95 Equipment BOSE A20 Aviation Headset (Bluetooth) $1, G2 ANR Headset (Active) * $ Flightcom V30SP Headset * $ IPad Universal Knee-board Folio C $ Tri-Fold IFR Knee-board $59.95 IPad Mini Universal Knee-board Folio C $ ASA E6-B Flight Computer $59.95 CR-2 Flight Computer $39.95 * Only one headset is required CASA Licences & Exams Class 1 Medical Exam (First Issue only) Approx. $ Processing of medical exam results (CASA) $75.00 Aviation Security Identity Card ASIC (CASA) $ Private Pilot Licence Licence Issue, Processing, $60.00 and Considerations of Application (CASA) Private Pilot Licence Cyber Exam (Conducted in $ house) Commercial Pilot Licence 7 Exams (ASPEQ) $ per exam Commercial Pilot Licence - Licence Issue, $80.00 Processing, and Considerations of Application (CASA) Air Transport Pilot Licence 7 Exams $1, Instrument Rating Examination (ASL) $175.00

6 Adelaide Pilot Shop Price List: Materials Navigation Documents Airservices Documents Country Airstrip Guide SA/NT $60.00 CASA VFRG (Visual Flight Rules Guide $44.95 ERSA, Spiral Bound $39.95 AIP in Binder (Excludes amendment service) $69.00 CAO Text in Binder (Excludes amendment $79.00 service) DAP East Text in Binder $79.00 DAP West Text in Binder $59.00 Civil Aviation Regulations Text in Binder $ Airservices Charts VNC Chart PCA Chart $9.95 WAC Charts Burke, Townsville and Sydney required for PPL PEXO CASA Exam TAC Visual Terminal Chart (VTC) ERC High & Low Study Materials ATC BAK Basic Aeronautical Knowledge $81.00 ATC Flying Training Manual $81.00 ATC Flight Radio for Pilots VFR $38.00 ATC Navigation for PPL/CPL VFR $59.00 ATC Aerodynamics for PPL/CPL - VFR $54.00 ATC Aircraft General Knowledge for PPL/CPL - $54.00 VFR ATC Operation, Performance, and Planning for $79.00 PPL/CPL VFR ATC Flight Rules and Air Law for PPL/CPL VFR $64.50 ATC Human Factors for PPL/CPL VFR $54.00 ATC Meteorology for PPL/CPL VFR $54.00 ATC Command Instrument Rating $97.00 ATC Student Pilot Kit BAK Basic Aeronautical Knowledge Flying Training Manual ATC PPL/CPL Kit Navigation Aerodynamics Aircraft General Knowledge Aircraft Operation, Performance, and Planning Flight Rules and Air Law Meteorology Human Factors $210 $ Pilot Log Book $31.50

7 AD023HA Associate Degree in Aviation (Professional Pilots) Course Fees 2019 Semester Course Code Instrument Stream Credit Points AERO2465 Introduction to Aircraft 12 $3,360 MATH 2222 Mathematics 12 $3,360 AERO2589 Theory to RPL 12 $3,360 AERO2590 Flying to RPL 12 $22,560 Semester 1 Fees 48 $32,640 AERO2591 Theory to PPL 12 $3,360 AERO2592 Flying to PPL 12 $13,920 AERO2595 Introduction to CPL 12 $9,360 AERO2468 Human Factors in Aviation 12 $3,360 Semester 2 Fees 48 $30,000 AERO2597 Theory to CPL 12 $3,360 AERO2596 Flying to CPL 12 $29,040 AERO2471 Aviation Industry Environment 12 $3,360 AERO2472 Aviation Quality Systems 12 $3,360 Semester 3 Fees 48 $39,120 AERO2577 Air Transport Pilot Licence 1 & 2 24 $6,720 AERO2593 Theory to Instrument Rating 12 $3,360 AERO2594 Flying to Instrument Rating 12 $18,720 Semester 4 Fees 36 $28,800 Total 192 $130,560 AD023HA Associate Degree in Aviation (Professional Pilots) Course Flying Hours 2019 Semester 1 Hours Flying to RPL 38 Flying to PPL 26 Semester 2 Intro to CPL 30 Flying to CPL 67