JAA AIRLINE INTEGRATED TRAINING
Course Fees

Course Fees for the JAA Airline Integrated Training Program (2009) include the following:

• Training Manuals
• All theory Training/Ground School
• 135.75 Hours Flying (single engine)
• 35 Hours Flying (multi engine)
• 50 Hours Flight Navigation Procedural Trainers
• 20 Hours Flight Simulator
• Nav, Approach and Landing Fees
• Navigation Equipment
• Pilot Uniform
• Administration
• Australian Local Transfers
• Australian Visa processing
• Overseas Medical Insurance
• CASA Medical
• Employment assistance
• Periodic social activities
• Textbooks
• Stationery
• Aviation Induction Course
• Airline Interview Training
• Site Visits
• Overseas Student Induction Package

The following are not included,

• JAA Medical
• Local visa processing costs
• CAA Flight Tests, Examinations, Licensing and associated costs
• Accommodation (add approx $7800 or £3276 for Australian Accommodation)

JAA Airline Integrated Training Program Fees: AUD$139,248
Course Fees are subject to change without notice. Fees at date of enrolment are confirmed unless the wholesale price of fuel increases in excess of 5% during the delivery of the course.

Student fees are paid by the following payment plan:

• $15,000 non refundable initial payment.
• $35,000 payable one month prior to start date.
• $35,000 payable two months subsequent to start date.
• $35,000 four months subsequent to start date.
• Remainder six months subsequent to start date.

Funding your training
The WAAC retains the services of a UK based licensed credit broker. Assistance is available to identify and complete applications for loans which may be suitable to fund your training.
The loans are subject to normal commercial lending criteria and for loans above £25000 security or guarantees may be required. Loans are only available to EU residents.
No fees or commissions are paid by the lenders to WAAC and no charge is made to the student for the advisory service.
For more information call +44 (0)1747822722

Overseas Student Induction Package

As it may be the first visit to Western Australia for many of our overseas students, the College supplies a package that ensures the smooth arrival and induction of our guests. The contents of this program include meet and greet with airport transfers, guided tour of Perth, tourist maps, bus timetables, introduction to accommodation with food hamper supplied, periodic social activities, constant course coordination and student supervision. This gives the student the security of support and orientation when landing in a new city. Upon arrival we will also supply an Australian mobile phone with a prepaid amount already credited. The College Overseas Student Liaison Officer meets overseas students on a regular basis to assist with pastoral care and ensure academic progress is satisfactory.

Secure Fee Structure

The security of training fees submitted has been addressed by the Australian Government. The Western Australian Aviation College is registered with the Department of Education Services (DES) in accordance with the provisions of the Education Service Providers (Full Fee Overseas Students) Registration Act 1991. The DES audit the financial accounts of the College every year. Complying with their standards allows the College to train overseas students. The DES also enforce a three tiered fee security structure, giving supreme protection to student fees.

1. Refund policy
   The DES stiplulate the refund policy of the College guaranteeing a fair outcome in the event of course withdrawal.
2. Tuition Assurance Scheme
   It is mandatory that the College maintain a Tuition Assurance Scheme. Yearly premiums are paid to ACPET, our chosen Tuition Assurance Scheme. In the unlikely event that the College is no longer able to continue business, ACPET will place the student with a like training provider and fund the education equivalent course.
3. ESOS Assurance Fund
   As a final security net, the Federal Government of Australia has set up an ESOS Assurance Fund which is underpinned by the Education Services for Overseas Students ESOS Act 2000. The ESOS Assurance Fund is managed by Price Waterhouse Coopers Chartered Accountants, who are responsible for conducting risk assessment of all providers. In the unlikey case that the Tuition Assurance Scheme did not deliver, a claim can be made against this fund.

Probably the best Fee Assurance anywhere in the world.