Aviation International High School Program

This program is tailored for students who intend to apply to Canadian universities to major in pilot training. Upon completing this program and graduating successfully, students will advance to Canadian universities to receive first-class aviation training and education, enabling them to gain a foothold in the aviation industry. After graduating from university, students will obtain a pilot license, becoming qualified pilots, which provides a variety of choices for their future career and life planning.

Students will learn the basics of aviation, including aviation history, aircraft construction and systems, aviation meteorology, navigation, and flight procedures. This will help students establish a foundational understanding and knowledge of the aviation field.

Students will participate in flight simulation training at cooperating bases, using advanced simulator equipment for flight operation practice. Through simulation training, students can simulate various flight scenarios to improve their flight skills and ability to respond to emergencies.

Students will learn the application of mathematics and physics in flying, such as in navigation, calculating flight speed and heading, and solving flight-related problems. They will understand the principles of aircraft operation and various physical phenomena involved in flight, like mechanics and aerodynamics.

In the youth pilot course, students will have the opportunity to engage in team projects and activities, cultivating teamwork and leadership skills. Through cooperation with classmates and instructors, students will learn effective communication, coordination, and problem-solving skills.

Students will receive support and guidance from professional pilots and mentors, learning about career development and job opportunities in the aviation field. Mentors will share their experiences and insights to help students plan their future career paths.

After proceeding from this course to a Canadian university, students studying in an undergraduate pilot program will have the opportunity to obtain a pilot's license.

This means students will undergo over 500 hours of flight training, including courses in flight skills, aviation safety, and navigation. Whether starting from scratch or with some flying experience, this program can help students become qualified pilots.

Canadian universities' aviation majors have an excellent international reputation, attracting students from all over the world. This means students will study in an international learning environment, learning alongside classmates from different countries, sharing experiences, and building a global network.

The global aviation industry is developing rapidly, with a strong demand for professional pilots with a flight license. Airlines, private flying clubs, and aviation maintenance companies are actively recruiting pilots. This means that upon completing their studies, students will have the opportunity to find competitive job opportunities worldwide and embark on a career in flying.