STUDENT LIFE & SUPPORT
Everything you need to thrive during your aviation training journey.
CAMPUS LIFE
Accommodation & Campus Life
Our training facilities are located in a vibrant, well-connected environment that makes student life both comfortable and inspiring. Whether you're relocating from across the country or across the world, we ensure your living experience supports your learning journey
Students benefit from modern shared apartments near campus, common study areas, fitness facilities, and a supportive community of fellow aviation enthusiasts from around the globe.
Career Support & Guidance
From your first day of training to your first day in the airline, our dedicated career services team is with you every step of the way.
AIRLINE PLACEMENT SUPPORT
Direct introductions to our network of 15+ airline partners. We help you prepare for assessment days, interviews, and cadet programme applications.
CV & INTERVIEW COACHING
Professional CV building workshops, mock interviews, and personalised feedback sessions to ensure you stand out to employers.
GLOBAL JOB BOARD ACCESS
Exclusive access to aviation job listings across 30+ countries — from first officer positions to ground operations and engineering roles.
MENTORING PROGRAMME
Every student is paired with an industry mentor — experienced professionals who provide guidance, networking, and career advice.
CAREER PATHWAY PLANNING
One-on-one sessions with career advisors to map your progression from training through to your target role in aviation.
TYPE-RATING PATHWAY
For pilot graduates, we provide guidance and partnership access for type-rating programmes on A320, B737, and other major aircraft types.
Where Our Graduates Are Now
Real outcomes from real students — our graduates are flying for airlines, managing airports, and leading operations across the globe.
““AirPilot didn't just train me to fly — they launched my career. Within three months of graduating, I was in a cadet programme with a major European airline.””
Ethan Murphy
First Officer — Ryanair
EASA ATPL Integrated · 2024
““Coming from India, I was nervous about studying abroad. AirPilot made the transition seamless — from visa guidance to placement support.””
Priya Sharma
Operations Coordinator — Dublin Airport
Airport & Aviation Management · 2023
““The hands-on training and EASA Part-66 alignment meant I was employer-ready from day one. I had three offers before I even graduated.””
James Byrne
Licensed Aircraft Engineer — Lufthansa Technik
Aviation Engineering · 2022
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know before starting your aviation training journey with us
What qualifications do I need to apply?
What qualifications do I need to apply?
Entry requirements vary by programme. For pilot training (PPL/CPL), you typically need a secondary school leaving certificate. ATPL requires CPL completion. Engineering and management programmes may require relevant academic qualifications. Contact our admissions team for specific requirements.
Can international students apply?
Can international students apply?
Yes! We welcome students from around the world. AirPilot provides guidance on visa requirements, accommodation, and settling into life in Ireland. Our international student advisors are available to assist throughout the process.
What is the accommodation situation for students?
What is the accommodation situation for students?
We assist students in finding suitable accommodation near our training facilities. Options include shared student apartments, host families, and private rentals. Our student services team provides a housing guide and ongoing support.
Are there financing or scholarship options?
Are there financing or scholarship options?
We offer flexible payment plans for most programmes. Certain programmes may qualify for government funding or scholarship schemes. Contact our admissions team to discuss financial options available for your specific programme.
How long does the application process take?
How long does the application process take?
Most applications are reviewed within 5–10 business days. After acceptance, you'll receive onboarding materials and programme start dates. International students should apply at least 3 months in advance to allow for visa processing.
What career support is available after graduation?
What career support is available after graduation?
Every graduate receives access to our career services — including CV coaching, interview preparation, airline assessment day training, and direct introductions to our 15+ airline and industry partners across 30+ countries
How to Apply — Step by Step
Getting started is simple. Follow these five steps to begin your aviation training journey.
Choose Your Programme
Browse our training pathways and select the programme that aligns with your career goals and experience level.
Submit Your Application
Complete the online application form with your personal details, academic history, and programme preference.
Application Review
Our admissions team reviews your application within 5–10 business days and may request an interview or additional documents.
Receive Your Offer
Accepted applicants receive a formal offer letter with programme details, start dates, and any conditions.
Onboarding & Welcome
Complete enrollment, arrange accommodation, and join our orientation programme — you're ready to begin your aviation journey.
IMPORTANT NOTE
AirPilot.ie does not provide legal, immigration, visa, medical, licensing, or financial advice. Formal admissions, eligibility, and regulatory matters remain subject to applicable institutional and external requirements.