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Aviation Business Diploma Aviation Business Diploma.pdf Aviation Business Diploma
(Private and Commercial Pilot Licences with Float Rating and Business Training)
• Full-time • 5-semester/20-month
have passed your Commercial Pilot
within 30 days of acceptance to the
written and flight tests, but will have to
program or by August 1 of the year
program • Starts September 2011
fly additional hours to meet the total
of entry at the latest.
• Fees: TBA • Vanderhoof campus
hour requirement for the Commercial
Applicants who meet the basic entrance
license. You will fly those hours in the
requirements above will be required to
Careers
first year of your UFV studies.
take a Pilot Aptitude Screening test.
Canada has long been a nation
This test is not pass/fail; it is used to
dependent on air services to travel
identify areas of strength or weakness
Admission and selection process
across its vast landscape and to access
that may impact your participation in
isolated wilderness and arctic areas.
Domestic student applications:
the program and will be a key aspect of
These services depend greatly on a
the interview process.
1.
Proof of BC secondary school
supply of pilots who operate aircraft
graduation or equivalent, or proof
Following the online test, a short
from small four-seat utility aircraft to
all graduation requirements will be
interview will be conducted with each
giant transatlantic airliners. In recent
met no later than June of the year
applicant where the applicant’s
years, aviation operators (particularly
of program entry.
motivation, personal history,
major airlines) have shown a hiring
conversational English skills, and
Note: Acceptance will be given to
process preference for graduates of
decision making processes will be
students completing graduation by
aviation college programs.
noted, and the results of the Pilot
June of the same year they are
Among those aviation operators are
Aptitude Screening test will be
accepted, so as to provide access to
Canada’s northern air operators.
discussed. Applicants also will be asked
graduating high school seniors.
A 2009 survey carried out by CNC
to provide three personal references
2.
A grade of "C+" (67%) or better in:
has found many of these operators are
who can give insight into their
Principles Math 11 or Math 045 or
seeking pilots who possess good
background and abilities.
Foundations of Math 11 or Pre-
communication and business skills, as
Note: Transport Canada requires that
Calculus Math 11, Physics 11 or
well as decision-making abilities with
all candidates for pilot licenses pass an
Physics 045. Also recommended,
regards to managing people and
English language test. This is an
but not required, are Principles of
operational logistics.
aviation-specific test which is not part
Math 12 or Math 050 and Physics
The placement of this program’s five
of the program entrance requirements.
12 and Physics 050.
semesters over a 24-month period
All candidates, including those whose
Note: If a student must choose
allows you to fly during all four
native language is English, must take
between taking Principles of Math
seasons, including two northern
this test.
12 or Physics 12, we advise taking
Canadian winters. There is provision
Principles of Math 12 for this
International student applications
for a full semester break after the
program.
second semester to allow for
International students wishing to apply
employment earnings to assist in
3.
A grade of "C+" (67%) or better in
to the program should contact CNC’s
meeting the costs of the program.
English 12 (not Communications
Community and International Educa-
12) or ENGL 050.
tion Department at 1-250-561-5857 or
Upon completion of the program you
e-mail intl_edu@cnc.bc.ca. This
will earn your Private Pilot License,
4.
Math Placement Evaluation
your Commercial Pilot License with a
(EMAT).
department handles all international
student applications and the processes
float rating, and an Aviation Business
Note: Students scoring below a
to be completed to gain admission to
Diploma. You may also choose to
specified level will be required to
Canada.
transfer to the University of the Fraser
take MATH 145 prior to taking
Valley at the end of the fourth semester
The following admission requirements
ECON 201 and MATH 157 in their
to pursue either:
are specific to international students.
fourth semester.
• UFV Aviation Diploma with multi-
• A minimum IELTS English language
5.
Proof of Current Transport Canada
engine and multi-engine IFR ratings
test score of 7.5
Category 1 Medical
• Bachelor of Business Administration
• The Pilot Aptitude Screening Test
Note: The costs of obtaining a
in Aviation
will be administered after acceptance
current transport Canada Category
Before you transfer, you will earn your
1 Medical are the responsibility of
of an offer of a place in the program
and arrival in Canada.
Private Pilot License and a Business
the applicant. Proof of current
Administration Certificate. You will
medical status must be provided
2011-12 CNC program guide and course calendar
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Aviation Business Diploma cont’d
Program outline
AVIA 381
Aircraft - Float and Tail
Dragger
The program includes an option to
AVIA 382
Aviation Survival
transfer to University of Fraser Valley
after Semester 4.
Semester 1
September - December
Important dates
COM 100
Fundamentals of Business
• Application process: May-July, 2011
ENGL 195
Effective Communications I
• Selections made: June-August, 2011
MGT 263
Human Resource
Development
• Classes start: September, 2011
AVIA 161
Introduction to Aviation
AVIA 162
Flight Training - Private
Revised: 11.08.02
(runs September-April)
Semester 2
January - April
MKT 152
Principles of Marketing
ACC 151
Accounting I
COM 222
Management and
Organizational Behavior
LAW 294
Business Law
AVIA 162
Flight Training - Private
(runs September-April)
AVIA 221
Flight Training -
Commercial
Semester 3
September - December
CIS 165
Business Information
Systems
ACC 152
Accounting II
AVIA 241
Fitness
AVIA 201
Aviation Theory
AVIA 211
Simulation - Instrument
Procedures I
AVIA 221
Aircraft Commercial I
AVIA 231
Human Factors I
Semester 4
January - April
MATH 157
Business Statistics
ECON 201
Principles of Economics
— Microeconomics
AVIA 242
Fitness II
AVIA 302
Aviation Theory II
AVIA 312
Simulation - Instrument
Procedures II (UFV
transfer stream only)
AVIA 322
Aircraft Commercial II
AVIA 332
Human Factors II
Semester 5
May - August
ABST 100
An Introduction to the
World View of First
Nations People
MKT 272
Marketing Research
Methods
AVIA 342
Aircraft Accident
Prevention
2011-12 CNC program guide and course calendar
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How to applySee Applying to CNC
* Approximate tuition fees - subject to change. Does not include books, tools, and supplies. Other fees may also apply. Fees for international students are higher.
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