
Brazilian ANAC to CASA Licence Conversion Course / Package including RPL Mapping, Required CASA Module Gap Exams, and CASA Form 544 Application Support
Country-specific foreign licence conversion pathway using RPL assessment against CASA Part 66, identified gap or full module examinations, and preparation of evidence suitable for a CASA Form 544 application. Sigma separately notifies CASA of successful MTO assessment and training outcomes using Form 465. An optional VET pathway may also be used where a qualification outcome is required.
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Brazilian ANAC to CASA Licence Conversion Course
Package including RPL Mapping, Required CASA Module Gap Exams, and CASA Form 544 Application Support
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Custom / Individually Mapped RPL, gap exams and optional VET pathway
Country-specific foreign licence conversion to CASA Part 66 using RPL, documentary review, gap or full module examinations, and optional VET mapping where a qualification pathway is selected (requires additional fees). Used for EASA, UAE GCAA, India DGCA, Qatar QCAA and Brazilian ANAC conversions.
tuition Fees
$500 on application, balance less credit on commencement
Payment Plan: 50% upfront
with the remaining 50% payable upon completion or within 6 months of the first payment, whichever comes first.
Fees vary by issuing authority, licence category, date of the foreign examinations, number of identified gap or full module examinations, and whether the straight recognition or optional VET pathway is selected. Final pricing is confirmed after mapping review.
Course Duration
Duration varies by mapping outcome, evidence review, exam sittings and selected pathway
Duration varies according to document review, mapping outcome, exam availability, evidence response times, and whether any additional gap training or VET units are required.
Before you Apply
- This pathway is intended for holders of a current or expired foreign aircraft maintenance licence from an authority approved within Sigma Aerospace College’s MTO exposition.
- Sigma first maps the foreign licence and examination history against CASA Part 66 to identify only the required CASA module gaps or full module examinations.
- The number of required module exams and any essay requirements depends on the issuing authority, the licence category sought, and the date of the original foreign examinations.
- CASA practical experience and recency requirements still apply and must be evidenced separately.
- Straight recognition and optional VET diploma pathways may both be available, depending on the candidate outcome sought.
Study Units
How We Train
How We Undertake Training (Individually Mapped)
Sigma reviews the candidate’s foreign licence, examination history and practical experience evidence, then produces an initial RPL mapping against CASA Part 66. Only the identified CASA module gaps or full module examinations are assigned. Where required, an optional VET pathway may be added to deliver relevant MEA units and AQF outcomes.
How We Assess
How We Undertake Assessment (Licence Conversion)
Assessment is based on:
- Documentary review of licence, exam history and practical experience evidence
- Initial RPL report and country-specific gap mapping
- Part 66 module examinations and essay assessments where required
- Final RPL report
- CASA Form 465 training-outcome notification submitted by Sigma
- Where a VET pathway is selected: assessment of the relevant MEA units of competency
Entry Requirements
Licence and Evidence
- Current or expired foreign maintenance licence from the applicable authority
- Foreign module examination certificates or equivalent examination records
- Letter of confirmation of employment / company approval evidence on company letterhead
- Practical experience evidence and, where available, a practical experience logbook
- Any supporting documents required by CASA for Form 544
Computing
- Desktop or Laptop computer with webcam and speaker, and modern web browser, PDF viewer, and standards-compatible office suite software
- Reliable broadband internet connection
- An active email address
- Intermediate computing skills, including knowledge of how to use internet to access information.

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