CQPM and PART 66 training conditions

CQPM training courses

Validation of blocks of skills:
The blocks of skills validated as part of CQPM/TPFP-type training courses are recognised by the professional branch and may be subject to partial or full validation depending on the candidate's acquired skills. In the event of partial validation, the blocks of skills acquired remain valid for a period defined by the reference framework, enabling a progressive accumulation of skills.

Equivalences and gateways:
Equivalences can be granted for skills already acquired (via VAE, professional experience or previous training), subject to validation by the certification panel. Our courses also offer gateways to other certifications (e.g. professional qualifications, National Education diplomas) or specialisation pathways in the aeronautical or industrial sector.

Pathways and job opportunities:

Pathways are available to higher-level training (e.g. BTS Aeronautics, professional licences in industrialisation or aeronautical maintenance), or to additional certifications (e.g. CQPM in machining or non-destructive testing).

Methods used 

The teaching methods used are based on a skills-based approach, combining:

• Active teaching: Placement in professional situations (simulations, case studies, concrete projects).
• Alternating theory/practice: classroom-based technical courses and direct applications in workshops or industrial environments.
• Individualisation: Adaptation of courses to suit prerequisites and learning pace (optional modules, tutoring).
• Digital tools: Use of industry-specific software (e.g. CATIA for design; simulator) and multimedia support (videos, interactive quizzes).
• Collaboration with companies: Presentations by professionals, visits to industrial sites, and immersion in a professional environment.

Assessment methods 

Assessments are formative and certificative, in accordance with the requirements of the CQPM reference document:

• Formative assessments:
• Quizzes and exercises during training to validate the acquisition of knowledge.
• Self-assessments and individualised feedback to adjust courses.
• Certificatory assessments:
• Professional placement: Completion of a practical task or project, assessed by a panel (trainers + professionals).
• Professional portfolio: Presentation of a portfolio of evidence (reports, technical sheets, work placement certificates).
• Technical interview: Discussion with the panel to validate mastery of key skills.
• Final validation:
• Issuing of the CQPM after validation of all the skill blocks by the joint panel.
• In the event of partial validation, a skills booklet is issued, specifying the blocks acquired and those still to be validated.

Access procedures and deadlines

Registration for our training courses is made on request to our organisation via the link " obtenir votre devis personnalisé CQPM "

Send your application to AEROCAMPUS and you will be directed to our recruiting partners (Temporary employment agencies, Aeronautics industry manufacturers and subcontractors...) who organise the training sessions with us.

Accessibility for people with disabilities.

Training accessible to people with disabilities. If you would like to make a request to adapt your training, please contact our disability representatives at the following address: handicap@aerocampus.com

Prices

On request from our organisation via the link " obtenir votre devis personnalisé CQPM "

Find our training catalogue by clicking here. 

EASA PART 66 licences

Teaching methods and resources used :

The teaching methods used are based on EASA PART 147 guidelines.

Theory (visual presentation, video, booklet, application exercises and/or practical case studies)

Assessment methods :

Multiple-choice quiz for each module

Expandable question for some modules

Required pass rate: 75%

Access procedures and deadlines:

Registration for our training courses is made on request to our organisation via the link " obtenir votre devis personnalisé PART 66 "

Each request is subject to a pre-requisite and course suitability check, in accordance with Part 147 requirements.

Access to training is organised according to the session calendar, and after validation of the complete application and subject to availability.

Accessibility for disabled people.

Training accessible to disabled people and in accordance with current EASA regulations. For all requests for adaptation to training, please contact our disability referents at the following address: handicap@aerocampus.com

Prices

On request from our organisation via the link " obtenir votre devis personnalisé PART 66 "

For more information download our training catalogue.