Diploma in Aviation Level 2

You’ll need to have a minimum of four GCSEs, including English Language and/or Maths at Grade Four or above (an approved Science-based subject is preferable for progression). On completion of Level Two, you must have attained GCSE Grade Four or higher in both Maths and English Language to progress to an ASI Level Three programme.

Ideally, you will have already achieved this before starting your studies, however, applications will be considered if you have achieved GCSE Grade Four in either Maths or English Language and are willing to study either English Language or Maths alongside your Level Two curriculum.

You will be required to attend a Welcome Day event (this includes a practical activity and interview) and provide a reference (from an employer or recent school/college report).

The course is delivered through a combination of lectures, practical sessions, and simulated scenarios. Learners will be able to apply theoretical knowledge in real-world aviation settings, supported by experienced staff and industry-standard facilities. Practical training includes role-play exercises and simulations of common aviation tasks.

Learners are assessed through a combination of coursework and practical assessments. Coursework will focus on the application of knowledge and problem-solving skills, while practical assessments will involve real-life scenarios such as customer service, security protocols, and communication tasks.

Upon completion of the  Level 2 Diploma in Aviation, learners may choose to progress to further study such as the Level 3 Diploma in Travel and Tourism (Aviation), or a related discipline. Alternatively, graduates will be well-prepared to pursue entry-level roles in the aviation industry, including positions such as passenger service agent, baggage handler, or check-in staff.