
Licence Requalification Course / (CASA PART 66)
Sigma Aerospace College’s Part 66 Licence Requalification Course is a structured, CASA-compliant pathway for LAMEs to meet the recency requirements outlined in the Part 66 Manual of Standards (MOS) and return to certification without unnecessary delay.
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Course information
Licence Requalification Course
(CASA PART 66)
Delivered via
Online Self-Directed plus 1:1 interview
Sigma Aerospace College’s Part 66 Licence Requalification Course is a structured, CASA-compliant pathway for LAMEs to meet the recency requirements outlined in the Part 66 Manual of Standards (MOS) and return to certification without unnecessary delay.
Knowledge is assessed through an engaging online LMS environment. This is not an AQF or award course; at the successful completion of this course, you will receive a report stating that the holder has been assessed within the last 28 days, the method of assessment, and certification from SAC that the holder has continues to have the knowledge and skills necessary for the holder of an aircraft engineer licence.
tuition Fees
Paid in full on application
Full tuition fees paid on application.
Course Duration
Study Load: 8 hours
Before you Apply
- This structured course is only suitable for both CASA Part 66 Licenced engineers who no longer meet the recency requirements defined in the CASA Part 66 Manual of Standards MOS 66.A.23(b)(2).
How We Train
How We Undertake Training (Online)
The course includes resources to refresh your knowledge and prepare for the assessment.
How We Assess
How We Undertake Assessment (Online Delivery)
Theory Assessment and Interview
The course includes a structured, self-directed online assessment to verify current technical knowledge, followed by a detailed 2-hour interview with a senior member of the Sigma Aerospace College training team. This interview confirms practical competency and experience, ensuring compliance with MOS 66.A.23(b)(2).
Entry Requirements
Licence
- Students must hold a CASA Part 66 licence
Note
CAR31 licence holders are not eligible. You must, unfortunately undertake the process for licencing again, as CASA no longer provides a pathway for conversion. The good news, is we offer a process for you to have your existing experience recognised - this process will be costly, and may take multiple months, however our team will recognise any and all evidence allowed by our two regulators (CASA & ASQA) and is available to provide guidance and support along the way.

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