Aircraft Gas Turbine Engine Mechanic Education Program

Job summary

Participate in a 10-month educational program combining classroom and hands-on learning to gain certification in gas turbine engine mechanics. Prepare for an apprenticeship and a career in real-world aviation maintenance.

Job details

MTU Maintenance Canada is the North American member of the MTU Maintenance network of companies, the largest independent provider of commercial engine maintenance services worldwide. Quality, efficiency and innovation are our strengths. You, too, can become part of our dedicated team. MTU Maintenance Canada Ltd. Aircraft Gas Turbine Engine Mechanic Education Program Location Delta Starter area Apprenticeship Target group Students Contract type Full-Time Job ID 1761 Begin your career in aviation maintenance with our Aircraft Gas Turbine Engine Mechanic Education Program Get Selected by MTU Maintenance Canada for the Aircraft Gas Turbine Engine Mechanic (GTE) Education Program. Learn industry-recognized skills, along with hands on and in classroom learning, allowing you to become equipped for apprenticeships and real-world aviation maintenance careers. This is a schooling program (not an employment position) that will provide you with the certification, technical knowledge, and hands-on skills needed to begin your journey as a Aircraft Gas Turbine Engine Mechanic. Candidates must be available for a 10 month educational course starting February 2027. Upon course completion, you’ll be well-positioned for apprenticeship opportunities in the aviation industry. Candidates may also be considered for scholarship to support class fees. Dependent upon performance, successful graduates will be considered for an GTE apprentice position at MTU Maintenance Canada. Our Requirements: High school diploma Strong interest in aviation, mechanics, or technical trades Intention to pursue a career as a GTE Mechanic Commitment to completing a full-time training program Willingness to learn in both classroom and hands-on environments Ability to work in a team setting and follow safety procedures Availability to commit to the full GTT course beginning in February 2026 Candidates must be able to provide proof of Canadian residency for the past 5 years We Offer: Direct pathway into aviation maintenance MTU Maintenance Canada selection and mentorship Scholarship consideration for top performers High achievers to progress into an apprenticeship with MTU upon course completion Upon successful completion of the Gas Turbine Engine Certificate Program, candidates hired at MTU will progress through the following wage structure: Apprentice: 1st 26 weeks: $29.62 / hour 2nd 26 weeks: $31.35 / hour 3rd 26 weeks: $33.73 / hour Mechanic: 1st 52 weeks: $39.21 / hour 2nd 52 weeks: $40.48 / hour 3rd 52 weeks: $41.40 / hour 4th 52 weeks: $45.13 / hour Selected applicants will be invited to participate in a interview process for October 19, 2026. Spots are limited, apply now! Go to our website, to learn more about us. After your application is received, hiring managers will review for potential next steps. MTU supports diversity in the workplace, and encourages applications from all qualified individuals including women, members of visible minorities, aboriginal persons, and persons with disabilities. This position may require access to export-controlled goods and technology. As a condition of employment, candidates must be able to comply with all applicable export control laws, including the Canadian Controlled Goods Program. Candidates may be required to provide relevant information and documentation for the purpose of confirming their ability to access and handle export-controlled goods and technology. MTU Maintenance Canada does not use Artificial Intelligence (AI) to review and/or screen candidates.

What you’ll do

Participate in a 10-month educational program combining classroom and hands-on learning to gain certification in gas turbine engine mechanics. Prepare for an apprenticeship and a career in real-world aviation maintenance.

Requirements

Candidates must have a high school diploma and be Canadian residents for the past 5 years. A strong interest in aviation mechanics and a commitment to a full-time training program starting February 2026/2027 are required.

Benefits

• Scholarship consideration • Mentorship • Direct pathway into aviation maintenance

Listed skills

• Teamwork · Preferred
• safety procedures · Preferred

Other relevant skills

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• Gas Turbine Engine Maintenance
• Technical Trades
• Aviation Maintenance
• Safety Procedures
• Teamwork
• Mechanical Aptitude

Job areas

• Trades
• Manufacturing
• Transportation
• Engineering
• Education