Federal Institute Opens 80 Slots in Free Technical Courses in Aeronautics. This Is Your Chance to Study for Free at IFSP!

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Published on 28/04/2025 at 11:52

O Instituto Federal de São Paulo (IFSP) disponibiliza vagas em cursos técnicos gratuitos sobre aeronáutica, que visam preparar os profissionais para atuarem em manutenção de aeronaves e motores, com foco em qualidade, segurança e excelência no setor.

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The Federal Institute of São Paulo (IFSP) Offers Openings for Free Technical Courses on Aeronautics, Aiming to Prepare Professionals for Aircraft and Engine Maintenance with a Focus on Quality, Safety, and Excellence in the Sector.

Applications are open until May 4, 2025, for 80 slots in free technical courses in the area of Aeronautics, offered by the São Carlos campus of the Federal Institute of São Paulo (IFSP).

The slots are equally divided between two evening courses: Technical Course in Aeronautical Maintenance in Airframe and Technical Course in Aeronautical Maintenance in Powerplant, both lasting two years. Applications and more information are available on the institution’s website.

Requirements to Compete for the Slots

The selection process offers 40 slots for the Technical Course in Aeronautical Maintenance in Airframe and another 40 slots for the Technical Course in Aeronautical Maintenance in Powerplant.

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Get to Know the Technical Course in Aeronautical Maintenance – Airframe

The Technical Course in Aeronautical Maintenance in Airframe at IFSP prepares qualified professionals for the disassembly, inspection, and maintenance of aircraft.

Practical activities are conducted in a modern hangar, equipped with laboratories that simulate the real environment of workshops and maintenance centers.

During the training, students learn to diagnose the operational conditions of the different parts of the aircraft and to perform detailed visual inspections.

The course also trains students to carry out cleaning, lubrication, minor repairs, assembly, and replacement of parts and systems, as well as interventions in structures, hydraulic, pneumatic, and flight control systems.

Upon completing the course, the student will receive a diploma in Technical Aeronautical Maintenance – Airframe qualification, recognized by CRT-SP (Regional Council of Industrial Technicians of the State of São Paulo).

Furthermore, they can continue their studies in higher education and will be eligible to take the theoretical aptitude exam from ANAC (National Civil Aviation Agency) to obtain the Aeronautical Maintenance Mechanic (MMA) license.

About the Technical Course in Aeronautical Maintenance – Powerplant

Also lasting 24 months and offered in the evening, the Technical Course in Aeronautical Maintenance in Powerplant at the Federal Institute is aimed at those who wish to specialize in aircraft engine maintenance.

The training can be done concurrently or subsequently to High School.

The technician trained in this free technical course will be able to schedule, control, and execute preventive and corrective maintenance on powerplants, following the technical standards established by manufacturers and regulatory agencies, both national and international.

Among the developed skills are disassembly, assembly, and testing of aircraft engines, respecting quality, safety, and environmental standards.

Additionally, students learn to interpret technical manuals, specialized publications, and to apply appropriate procedures to ensure the operational safety of aircraft.

How to Enroll in the Free Technical Courses at the Federal Institute?

Interested individuals must register exclusively online, through the website of the Federal Institute.

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More information can be obtained on the campus website (scl.ifsp.edu.br) or by email at processoseletivo.scl@ifsp.edu.br.

With state-of-the-art infrastructure and a highly qualified faculty, the Federal Institute of São Paulo reaffirms its commitment to training professionals ready to meet the demands of the aeronautics sector, opening doors to new career opportunities with its free technical courses.

Federal Institute Opens 80 Slots in Free Technical Courses in Aeronautics. This Is Your Chance to Study for Free at IFSP!

The Federal Institute of São Paulo (IFSP) Offers Openings for Free Technical Courses on Aeronautics, Aiming to Prepare Professionals for Aircraft and Engine Maintenance with a Focus on Quality, Safety, and Excellence in the Sector.

Requirements to Compete for the Slots

Get to Know the Technical Course in Aeronautical Maintenance – Airframe

About the Technical Course in Aeronautical Maintenance – Powerplant

How to Enroll in the Free Technical Courses at the Federal Institute?

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Federal Institute Opens 80 Slots in Free Technical Courses in Aeronautics. This Is Your Chance to Study for Free at IFSP!

The Federal Institute of São Paulo (IFSP) Offers Openings for Free Technical Courses on Aeronautics, Aiming to Prepare Professionals for Aircraft and Engine Maintenance with a Focus on Quality, Safety, and Excellence in the Sector.

Requirements to Compete for the Slots

Get to Know the Technical Course in Aeronautical Maintenance – Airframe

About the Technical Course in Aeronautical Maintenance – Powerplant

How to Enroll in the Free Technical Courses at the Federal Institute?

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