Discover What's Next: Flight Training and Aviation

Discover all you need to know about studying Flight Training & Aviation at RMIT

Gain skills to achieve CASA certification for a Commercial Pilot's Licence and learn to fly in single- and multi-engine aircrafts through a Flight Training degree at RMIT.

This is the perfect session if you're in secondary school and are considering studying Flight Training or Aviation courses at RMIT.

You'll hear from our staff and a current student on:

  • Course options
  • Industry Experience
  • Global Opportunities
  • Prerequisites and Pathways
  • Clubs and societies
  • Our graduates

You'll have the chance to ask questions and find out where Flight Training & Aviation at RMIT might take you.

Discover what's next with RMIT.

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All attendees must register for this event. Once you register, you will receive confirmation from Eventbrite. RMIT will send you an email at at least 24 hours before the event starts with a link to the live event.

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