ICS - Still approved?

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Coolbreeze
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ICS - Still approved?

Post by Coolbreeze »

Is the ICS International Career School still approved by TC? Anyone out there done the AME course?

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Post by Spinner »

Yes it is still approved. For approved courses check out

http://www.tc.gc.ca/CivilAviation/maint ... asic.htm#I
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Post by cptnCanada »

they are still advertising that it is approved in their literature. Im taking it right now. I think the material they cover is relevent and thurough, (they use jeppesen maintainence manuals as texts) but the exams are lacking in terms of diffuculty...you can easily whip through entire units in hours, skimming thru the texts for the answers. I think if you want to become an AME i wouldnt recommend it, go to college; however if you are doing it for other reasons (such as myself) than for $700, you cant beat it.
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Post by Coolbreeze »

Thanks for the info

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Post by benchmark »

i know one "ame" who took this course...i don't think the guy even knows how a wing works besides that it's needed to fly :roll: i don't know WHY courses like this are even approved, they're certainly no substitute for going to school!!! but that's just been my experience...
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Post by jsmetalbashers »

Yah, its still approved and I know some really good mech's who took it.
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Post by Spinner »

one of the good things about this course is that mechanics who have been in the industry for a while without doing a college course can work at this one for their licensing.

Also if you cannot afford or cannot get two years off for college then it makes some sense.
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