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 Aircraft
Line Maintenance Mechanic Class “1” License
(specifically for Boeing 767's)
Aircraft Maintenance Engineer Class “2” License
(specifically for Airplanes and Helicopters)
Aircraft Line Maintenance Mechanic Class “2” License
(specifically for Airplanes)
CAD Operator License (AutoCAD)
NDI License (Non-Destructive Inspection) Level “1”
Production Planning 3rd Grade
Digital Technology Proficiency License
Operator's Licenses for Special Vehicles
(Aircraft Tow Vehicles, Special Oversized
Vehicles, Forklifts etc.)
Special Aeronautic Radio Operator's License
IATA/FIATA International Cargo Agent Certificate
IATA/FIATA International Cargo Agent
(Dangerous Goods) Certificate |
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| Aviation
Maintenance Program |
This program is based on practical, “hands-on”
teaching, using actual aircraft and many training aids by experienced teachers.
After 6 months of fundamental training courses, students enter one of four specialized
classes, depending on their career goals and the results of their studies.
Aircraft Line Maintenance Mechanic Class 1 (specifically for Boeing 767's)
(Co-ed, 15 students in each grade level)
Aircraft Maintenance Engineer Class 2 (specifically for Airplanes)
(Co-ed, 40 students in each grade level)
Aircraft Maintenance Engineer Class 2 (specifically Helicopters)
(Co-ed, 40 students in each grade level)
Aircraft Line Maintenance Mechanic Class 2 (specifically for Airplanes)
(Co-ed, 40 students in each grade level)
The Aviation Maintenance Program at CNA is an educational institute accredited
by the Japanese Government (The Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport)
which grants following national licenses: 1 Aircraft Line Maintenance Mechanic
Class “1” License (specifically for Boeing 767’s), 2 Aircraft Maintenance Engineer
Class License “2” (specifically for Airplanes and Helicopters) and 3 Aircraft
Line Maintenance Mechanic Class “2” License (specifically for Airplanes) upon
graduation.
With regards to the Aircraft Line Maintenance Mechanic Class “1” in their 3rd
year of study, each student joins an internship program with a major Japanese
carrier of their choice, such as Japan Airlines (JAL) or All Nippon Airways (ANA)
in order to acquire knowledge and skills on large aircraft. Since CNA has already
established close relationships with these and other carriers, this can be a
great benefit for the students at CNA to have the opportunity to obtain a national
license as an aircraft maintenance technician prior to working in the aviation
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| Aviation
System Program |
After 6 months of basic study, students enter either
the Avionic Course or the Aircraft Design and Manufacturing Course, according
to their career goals and the results of their studies. The curriculums in each
of these courses reflect the needs of aircraft manufacturing companies and avionic
companies. Upon graduating, CNA students are regarded by industry members to
be well educated / highly trained employees.
Avionic Course (40 students per grade level)
Using the autopilot, avionics and microcomputers as core teaching aids, this
course instructs students in the fundamentals of electrical engineering, electronics
and mechanical electronics, such as robotics. Senior students can choose a subject
for their graduation research with the assistance of faculty members. In order
to enhance the teaching facilities, a flight simulator has recently been added
to the training equipment.
Aircraft Design and Manufacturing Course (60 students per grade level)
The aim of this course is to provide students, as young aviation specialists,
with knowledge and technical skills in mechanical engineering, aircraft design,
aircraft production, production process control and quality control. All students
have classes in assembling RV-4 (Type Experimental Aircraft) and NDI (Non-Destructive
Inspection). Many faculty members, who are experts in the aerospace industry,
give students “hands-on” teaching by using CAD (Computer Aided Design), CAM (Computer
Aided Manufacturing) and NDI systems. |
| Airport
Service Program |
| Students learn to become specialists of a variety of airport ground services
related to airplanes from landing to take off, such as the marshalling of an
airplane, towing, refueling, cleaning of the aircraft and baggage handling. This
program also trains students to become international air cargo operators and
licensed custom clearance agents in the airfreight business. Students can obtain
a license for international cargo handling agent (IATA-authorized diploma) upon
graduation. The Airport Service Department is immensely popular among young women,
and many female students are currently studying in this program. |
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| The College of Naka-Nippon Aviation is one of the largest, most
widely renown aviation colleges in Japan, where high school graduates receive
practical training to prepare them for a bright future in the aviation industry.
CNA is located in the central area of Japan, a mecca for the Japanese aviation
and automotive industries. The school was established in 1970 and currently has
three (3) departments of study; the Aviation Maintenance Department, the Aviation
Systems Department, and the Airport Service Department. CNA has more than 9,600
alumni who are working in the Japanese aerospace industry. |
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"We take pride in building great people, not just great
technicians”. This motto emphasizes ethical attitudes in our students, as well
as their technical abilities. In accordance with this motto, faculty members
of CNA provide students with a special curriculum, which includes the highest
in technological education with an equally important focus on human relations.
The Japanese aerospace industry considers this policy with high regard when employing
CNA graduates.
Students can study by using practical training systems and facilities, such as
a flight simulator, CAD/CAM (Computer Aided Design/Computer Aided Manufacturing)
systems, NDI (Non-Destructive Inspection) systems and more than 30 airplanes
and helicopters. The faculty members, many of whom are experts in the aerospace
industry, educate students with state-of-the-art techniques. |
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| In addition to the three departments mentioned above, CNA has
an Aviation Abroad Study Course where CNA graduates can continue studying at
the Spartan College of Aeronautics and Technology (SCAT) and South Seattle Community
College (SSCC) in the United States. Students can select either an FAA-licensed
Pilot course or an FAA-licensed Aviation Maintenance Technician course at these
U.S. schools. These courses enable students to broaden their global views and
improve their English skills as well. |
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 "We take pride in building great people, not just great
technicians”. This motto emphasizes ethical attitudes in our students, as well
as their technical abilities. In accordance with this motto, faculty members
of CNA provide students with a special curriculum, which includes the highest
in technological education with an equally important focus on human relations.
The Japanese aerospace industry considers this policy with high regard when employing
CNA graduates.
Students can study by using practical training systems and facilities, such as
a flight simulator, CAD/CAM (Computer Aided Design/Computer Aided Manufacturing)
systems, NDI (Non-Destructive Inspection) systems and more than 30 airplanes
and helicopters. The faculty members, many of whom are experts in the aerospace
industry, educate students with state-of-the-art techniques. |
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