Cert in CAAM Part 66 Licensed Aircraft Engineer Program (B2 Avionics)

This pathway leads to the avionics and electrical engineer licence, which allows the holder to certify maintenance on aircraft electronic and electrical systems. It is aimed at students drawn to instruments, wiring and communication equipment rather than airframes and engines. The licensing framework behind it was introduced by Malaysia's civil aviation authority and sets two main engineer-level categories alongside the technician category. The engineer licence allows the holder to issue release-to-service certificates following overhaul, inspection, repair, replacement and modification work. Study lasts four years on a full-time basis, plus two years of supervised practical experience. The college is an approved examination centre for the licence modules. Financing information on the page mentions EPF and education financing providers. The programme is listed at certificate or professional-licence level.