ARE YOU READY TO TAKE THE 1ST STEP

TOWARDS YOUR AVIATION JOURNEY?

2025 DURBAN CAMPUS

ALL YOU NEED IS A MATRIC PASS!

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 WHAT IS YOUR PASSION?
IN THE AIR
Cabin crew including ground training courses

OPTION 1 - 1 Year (full time)

AVIATION SUPPORT TRAINING WITH CABIN CREW
This course prepares and provides students with a solid overview of the airport operations field
with tools to apply their knowledge and skills in an airport environment. In addition, students
also meet the criteria as airline / airport customer service agents as well as cabin crew.

See Page 3 for more information

OPTION 2 – 14 Months (full time)

INTERNATIONAL AIR CARGO AND AVIATION SUPPORT TRAINING WITH
CABIN CREW
This course prepares and provides students with a solid overview of the airport operations field
with tools to apply their knowledge and skills in an airport environment. In addition, students
also meet the criteria as international air cargo agents, airline / airport customer service
agents as well as cabin crew within companies ranging from airlines to large international
carriers.

See Page 5 for more information

ADD-ON COURSE – 1 Week

ALTEA
In Addition, Skyy offers the highly sought-after Altea Customer Management System. Skyy
Aviation is the only accredited institution in Africa to offer the globally utilized Altea Customer
Management System, trusted and used by over 100 airlines worldwide.

See Page 15 for more information

Student Loans

Apply for a student loan at any one of the major banks, see last page for details.

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THE AIRPORT ENVIRONMENT
Ground training courses only

OPTION 3 – 1 Year (full time)

INTRODUCTION TO THE AVIATION INDUSTRY TRAINING
This course provides students with an overview of the aviation industry, whilst preparing them
for positions within the airport and airline environment.

See Page 7 for more information

OPTION 4 – 1 Year (full time)

INTERNATIONAL AVIATION SUPPORT WITH THE INTRODUCTION TO
AVIATION CYBER SECURITY TRAINING
This course prepares students for operational positions for an airline or an airport, it covers an
in-depth scope of operations on the aerodrome, terminal building and landside as well as
service related positions for both airlines and airports ranging from customer services staff to
support staff for related industry partners. In addition, students will become knowledgeable on
cyber security.

See Page 9 for more information

OPTION 5 – 1 Year (full time)

INTERNATIONAL AIR CARGO AND AVIATION SUPPORT TRAINING
This course prepares and provides students with a solid overview of the airport operations field
with tools to apply their knowledge and skills in an airport environment. In addition, students
also meet the criteria as international air cargo agents and airline / airport customer service
agents.

See Page 11 for more information

OPTION 6 – 1 Year (online)

AIRPORT AND AIRLINE ENVIRONMENT TRAINING
This course prepares students for operational and airline / airport customer service agents
positions.

See Page 13 for more information

ADD-ON COURSE – 1 Week

ALTEA
In Addition, Skyy offers the highly sought-after Altea Customer Management
System. Skyy Aviation is the only accredited institution in Africa to offer the globally utilized
Altea Customer Management System, trusted and used by over 100 airlines worldwide.

See Page 15 for more information

Student Loans
Apply for a student loan at any one of the major banks, see last page for details.

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OPTION ONE (1 YEAR)
AVIATION SUPPORT TRAINING WITH CABIN CREW
This course prepares and provides students with a solid overview of the airport operations field
with tools to apply their knowledge and skills in an airport environment. In addition, students
also meet the criteria as airline / airport customer service agents as well as cabin crew.

The following components covered during this one-year training course are:

1. The Foundation of the Aviation Industry

 History of Aviation
 Regulations in Aviation
 Regulatory Frame
 How Airlines Operate
 How Airports Operate
 Air Navigation Services
 The Effect of Aviation Technology
 The Future of Aviation
 Aviation Codes and Terminology

2. Commercial Airline Client Environment

 Effective Understanding of Airlines Customers
 Interacting with Airlines Customers
 Customer Communication Skills
 Diplomacy when Dealing with Different Nationalities
 Effective Handling of Complaints
 How to Handle Pressure and Manage Stress
 Innovative Trends in Customer Service
 Airline Meals and Catering

3. Commercial Airport Client Environment

 Introduction of the Airport
 Businesses at the Airport
 Concessionaires atmosphere and impression on customers
 Excellent Sales Techniques
 Quantifying Results
 Avoiding Losses
 Check-in, Arrivals and Departure Procedures
 Border Customs

4. Development and Procedures of Airports

 Comprehension of the Airport
 Airside/ Landside and Terminal Building
 Airport Security
 Essential Services needed at the Airport
 Difficulties and problems of an Airport
 The Evolution of Airport

5. Recruitment Coaching
 Airline Staff Uniform and Grooming
 Middle Eastern Etiquette
 Curriculum Vitae Preparation and Interview Skills
 Tourism

6. Ramp Services
 Introduction to airport ramp services
 Handling of dangerous goods
 Loading and unloading of aircraft
 Catering
 Other ground handling services

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7. Introduction to Human Factors in Aviation
 Understand the fundamental concepts of human factors in aviation
 Recognize the impact of human performance on aviation safety
 Identify and mitigate human errors in aviation operations
 Learn about the role of human factors in aviation design and technology
 Explore strategies to enhance human performance and safety in aviation

8. Cabin Crew (Flight Attendant)

 Safety and emergency procedures
 Aviation Fire
 Aviation Medicine
 Aircraft Specifics - Aircraft Type: Boeing 737
 Dangerous and Hazardous goods
 Ditching
 Aviation General including Air law

Course Entry Requirements:

Must have Matric (any level of a matric pass is accepted)
Proficient in English
Recommended Age: 18 to 35
Recommended Height: 1. 55(minimum) - Weight must be in proportion to height
Must be medically and physically fit (Aviation Medical Certificate - DD50 - to be submitted to
Skyy prior to commencement of Cabin Crew Training).
Must have the ability to swim

Course Fee:
R49 540 (subject to change)

Includes:
All course material and learner guides

NB: The above fee does not include the cost for medicals, compulsory excursions and external
SACAA examination and license fee.

Fees: Skyy payment plan is interest free over 11 months

R 4000 (enrollment fee – non-refundable) + R 4140 x 11 months = R49 540

First installment due on commencement date

Or
Apply for a student loan at any one of the major banks, see last page for details

Requirements for Enrolment:

Enrolment fee – non-refundable
Identity Document of Student
Latest school results / matric certificate
Identity Document of Parent / Guardian accompanying student (If student under 21)
Proof of address

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OPTION TWO (14 MONTHS)
INTERNATIONAL AIR CARGO AND AVIATION SUPPORT
TRAINING WITH CABIN CREW
This course prepares and provides students with a solid overview of the airport operations field
with tools to apply their knowledge and skills in an airport environment. In addition, students
also meet the criteria as international air cargo agents, airline / airport customer service
agents as well as cabin crew within companies ranging from airlines to large international
carriers.

The following components covered during this training course are:

1. The Foundation of the Aviation Industry

 History of Aviation
 Regulations in Aviation
 Regulatory Frame
 How Airlines Operate
 How Airports Operate
 Air Navigation Services
 The Effect of Aviation Technology
 The Future of Aviation
 Aviation Codes and Terminology

2. Commercial Airline Client Environment

 Effective Understanding of Airlines Customers
 Interacting with Airlines Customers
 Customer Communication Skills
 Diplomacy when Dealing with Different Nationalities
 Effective Handling of Complaints
 How to Handle Pressure and Manage Stress
 Innovative Trends in Customer Service
 Airline Meals and Catering

3. Commercial Airport Client Environment

 Introduction of the Airport
 Businesses at the Airport
 Concessionaires atmosphere and impression on customers
 Excellent Sales Techniques
 Quantifying Results
 Avoiding Losses
 Check-in, Arrivals and Departure Procedures
 Border Customs

4. Development and Procedures of Airports

 Comprehension of the Airport
 Airside/ Landside and Terminal Building
 Airport Security
 Essential Services needed at the Airport
 Difficulties and problems of an Airport
 The Evolution of Airport

5. Recruitment Coaching
 Airline Staff Uniform and Grooming
 Middle Eastern Etiquette
 Curriculum Vitae Preparation and Interview Skills
 Tourism

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 6. Ramp Services
 Introduction to airport ramp services
 Handling of dangerous goods
 Loading and unloading of aircraft
 Catering
 Other ground handling services

7. International Air Freight Agent Training

 Passenger Cargo
 Regulations and Rules
 Airfreight Forwarding Environment
 Handling of Import and Export Airfreight (Non-Hazardous)
 Calculation of Airfreight Goods
 Handling and Loading of Dangerous Goods for Air Transportation
 Process of Dangerous Goods for Air Transport

8. Introduction to Human Factors in Aviation

 Understand the fundamental concepts of human factors in aviation
 Recognize the impact of human performance on aviation safety
 Identify and mitigate human errors in aviation operations
 Learn about the role of human factors in aviation design and technology
 Explore strategies to enhance human performance and safety in aviation

9. Cabin Crew (Flight Attendant)

 Safety and emergency procedures
 Aviation Fire
 Aviation Medicine
 Aircraft Specifics - Aircraft Type: Boeing 737
 Dangerous and Hazardous goods
 Ditching
 Aviation General including Air law

Course Entry Requirements:

Must have Matric with Maths / Maths Literacy (any level of a matric pass is accepted)
Proficient in English
Recommended Age: 18 to 35
Recommended Height: 1. 55(minimum) Weight must be in proportion to height
Must be medically and physically fit (Aviation Medical Certificate - DD50 - to be submitted to
Skyy prior to commencement of Cabin Crew Training).
Must have the ability to swim

Course Fee:
R56 780 (subject to change)

Includes:
All course material and learner guides

NB: The above fee does not include the cost for medicals, compulsory excursions and external
SACAA examination and license fee.

Fees: Skyy payment plan is interest free over 13 months

R 4000 (enrollment fee – non-refundable) + R 4060 x 13 months = R 56 780
First installment due on commencement date

Or
Apply for a student loan at any one of the major banks, see last page for details

Requirements for Enrolment:

Enrolment fee – non-refundable, Identity Document of Student
Latest school results / matric certificate, Identity Document of Parent / Guardian
accompanying student (If student under 21)
Proof of address
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OPTION THREE (1 YEAR)
INTRODUCTION TO THE AVIATION INDUSTRY TRAINING
This course provides students with an overview of the aviation industry, whilst preparing them
for positions within the airport and airline environment.

The following components covered during this one-year training course are:

1. The Foundation of the Aviation Industry

 History of Aviation
 Regulations in Aviation
 Regulatory Frame
 How Airlines Operate
 How Airports Operate
 Air Navigation Services
 The Effect of Aviation Technology
 The Future of Aviation
 Aviation Codes and Terminology

2. Commercial Airline Client Environment

 Effective Understanding of Airlines Customers
 Interacting with Airlines Customers
 Customer Communication Skills
 Diplomacy when Dealing with Different Nationalities
 Effective Handling of Complaints
 How to Handle Pressure and Manage Stress
 Innovative Trends in Customer Service
 Airline Meals and Catering

3. Commercial Airport Client Environment

 Introduction of the Airport
 Businesses at the Airport
 Concessionaires atmosphere and impression on customers
 Excellent Sales Techniques
 Quantifying Results
 Avoiding Losses
 Check-in, Arrivals and Departure Procedures
 Border Customs

4. Recruitment Coaching
 Airline Staff Uniform and Grooming
 Middle Eastern Etiquette
 Curriculum Vitae Preparation and Interview Skills
 International Tourism

5. Introduction to Human Factors in Aviation

 Understand the fundamental concepts of human factors in aviation
 Recognize the impact of human performance on aviation safety
 Identify and mitigate human errors in aviation operations
 Learn about the role of human factors in aviation design and technology
 Explore strategies to enhance human performance and safety in aviation

6. Baggage Handling
 Understand the entire baggage handling process at airports
 Learn about the technologies and systems used in baggage handling
 Identify best practices for efficient baggage handling
 Explore safety and security measures in baggage operations
 Gain insights into real-world challenges and solutions in baggage handling

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 7. Airport Security
8. Standard Airline Operating Procedures
 Common Terminology
 Passenger and Cargo Handling Agents pre requisites
 IATA delay coding
 Specific passenger handling
 Passenger processing and the acceptance of Dangerous Goods
 Security management
 Aircraft Fueling
 Acceptance of Electric Mobility Aids
 Emergency response
 Handling disruptions
 Air Freight Industry Regulations
 Air Cargo as an Agency

Course Entry Requirements:

Must have Matric
(any level of a matric pass is accepted)

Course Fee:
R26 000 (subject to change)

Includes:
All course material and learner guides

NB: The above fee does not include the cost for compulsory excursions.

Fees: Skyy payment plan is interest free over 11 months

R 4000 (enrollment fee – non-refundable) + R 2000 x 11 months = R 26 000

First installment due on commencement date

Or
Apply for a student loan at any one of the major banks, see last page for details

Requirements for Enrolment:

Enrolment fee – non-refundable
Identity Document of Student
Latest school results / matric certificate
Identity Document of Parent / Guardian accompanying student (If student under 21)
Proof of address

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OPTION FOUR (1 YEAR)
INTERNATIONAL AVIATION SUPPORT WITH THE
INTRODUCTION TO AVIATION CYBER SECURITY TRAINING
This course prepares students for operational positions for an airline or an airport, it covers an
in-depth scope of operations on the aerodrome, terminal building and landside as well as
service related positions for both airlines and airports ranging from customer services staff to
support staff for related industry partners. In addition, students will become knowledgeable on
cyber security.

The following components covered during this one-year training course are:

1. The Foundation of the Aviation Industry

 History of Aviation
 Regulations in Aviation
 Regulatory Frame
 How Airlines Operate
 How Airports Operate
 Air Navigation Services
 The Effect of Aviation Technology
 The Future of Aviation
 Aviation Codes and Terminology

2. Commercial Airline Client Environment

 Effective Understanding of Airlines Customers
 Interacting with Airlines Customers
 Customer Communication Skills
 Diplomacy when Dealing with Different Nationalities
 Effective Handling of Complaints
 How to Handle Pressure and Manage Stress
 Innovative Trends in Customer Service
 Airline Meals and Catering

3. Commercial Airport Client Environment

 Introduction of the Airport
 Businesses at the Airport
 Concessionaires atmosphere and impression on customers
 Excellent Sales Techniques
 Quantifying Results
 Avoiding Losses
 Check-in, Arrivals and Departure Procedures
 Border Customs

4. Development and Procedures of Airports

 Comprehension of the Airport
 Airside/ Landside and Terminal Building
 Airport Security
 Essential Services needed at the Airport
 Difficulties and problems of an Airport
 The Evolution of Airport

5. Recruitment Coaching
 Airline Staff Uniform and Grooming
 Middle Eastern Etiquette
 Curriculum Vitae Preparation and Interview Skills
 International Tourism

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 6. Ramp Services
 Introduction to airport ramp services
 Handling of dangerous goods
 Loading and unloading of aircraft
 Catering
 Other ground handling services

7. Introduction to Human Factors in Aviation

 Understand the fundamental concepts of human factors in aviation
 Recognize the impact of human performance on aviation safety
 Identify and mitigate human errors in aviation operations
 Learn about the role of human factors in aviation design and technology
 Explore strategies to enhance human performance and safety in aviation

8. Cyber Security
 Understand the importance of cyber security in aviation
 Identify common cyber threats and vulnerabilities in aviation systems
 Learn about the regulations and standards governing aviation cyber security
 Explore best practices for protecting aviation systems
 Gain insights into real-world case studies and incidents

9. Standard Airline Operating Procedures

 Common Terminology
 Passenger and Cargo Handling Agents pre requisites
 IATA delay coding
 Specific passenger handling
 Passenger processing and the acceptance of Dangerous Goods
 Security management
 Aircraft Fueling
 Acceptance of Electric Mobility Aids
 Emergency response
 Handling disruptions
 Air Freight Industry Regulations
 Air Cargo as an Agency

Course Entry Requirements:

Must have Matric
(any level of a matric pass is accepted)

Course Fee:
R34 800 (subject to change)

Includes:
All course material and learner guides
NB: The above fee does not include the cost for compulsory excursions.

Fees: Skyy payment plan is interest free over 11 months

R 4000 (enrollment fee – non-refundable) + R 2800 x 11 months = R 34 800

First installment due on commencement date

Or
Apply for a student loan at any one of the major banks, see last page for details

Requirements for Enrolment:

Enrolment fee – non-refundable
Identity Document of Student
Latest school results / matric certificate
Identity Document of Parent / Guardian accompanying student (If student under 21)
Proof of address
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OPTION FIVE (1 YEAR)
INTERNATIONAL AIR CARGO AND AVIATION SUPPORT
TRAINING
This course prepares and provides students with a solid overview of the airport operations field
with tools to apply their knowledge and skills in an airport environment. In addition, students
also meet the criteria as international air cargo agents and airline / airport customer service
agents.

The following components covered during this one-year training course are

1. The Foundation of the Aviation Industry

 History of Aviation
 Regulations in Aviation
 Regulatory Frame
 How Airlines Operate
 How Airports Operate
 Air Navigation Services
 The Effect of Aviation Technology
 The Future of Aviation
 Aviation Codes and Terminology

2. Commercial Airline Client Environment

 Effective Understanding of Airlines Customers
 Interacting with Airlines Customers
 Customer Communication Skills
 Diplomacy when Dealing with Different Nationalities
 Effective Handling of Complaints
 How to Handle Pressure and Manage Stress
 Innovative Trends in Customer Service
 Airline Meals and Catering

3. Commercial Airport Client Environment

 Introduction of the Airport
 Businesses at the Airport
 Concessionaires atmosphere and impression on customers
 Excellent Sales Techniques
 Quantifying Results
 Avoiding Losses
 Check-in, Arrivals and Departure Procedures
 Border Customs

4. Development and Procedures of Airports

 Comprehension of the Airport
 Airside/ Landside and Terminal Building
 Airport Security
 Essential Services needed at the Airport
 Difficulties and problems of an Airport
 The Evolution of Airport

5. Recruitment Coaching
 Airline Staff Uniform and Grooming
 Middle Eastern Etiquette
 Curriculum Vitae Preparation and Interview Skills
 International Tourism

6. Ramp Services
 Introduction to airport ramp services
 Handling of dangerous goods
 Loading and unloading of aircraft
 Catering and other ground handling services

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 7. Introduction to Human Factors in Aviation
 Understand the fundamental concepts of human factors in aviation
 Recognize the impact of human performance on aviation safety
 Identify and mitigate human errors in aviation operations
 Learn about the role of human factors in aviation design and technology
 Explore strategies to enhance human performance and safety in aviation

8. International Air Freight Agent Training

 Passenger Cargo
 Regulations and Rules
 Airfreight Forwarding Environment
 Handling of Import and Export Airfreight (Non-Hazardous)
 Calculation of Airfreight Goods
 Handling and Loading of Dangerous Goods for Air Transportation
 Process of Dangerous Goods for Air Transport

Course Entry Requirements:

Must have Matric with Maths / Maths Literacy
(any level of a matric pass is accepted)

Course Fee:
R42 500 (subject to change)

Includes:
All course material and learner guides

NB: The above fee does not include the cost for compulsory excursions.

Fees: Skyy payment plan is interest free over 11 months

R 4000 (enrollment fee – non-refundable) + R 3500 x 11 months = R 42 500

First installment due on commencement date

Or
Apply for a student loan at any one of the major banks, see last page for details

Requirements for Enrolment:

Enrolment fee – non-refundable
Identity Document of Student
Latest school results / matric certificate (any level pass of matric is accepted)
Identity Document of Parent / Guardian accompanying student (If student under 21)
Proof of address

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OPTION SIX (1 YEAR - ONLINE)
AIRPORT AND AIRLINE ENVIRONMENT TRAINING
This course prepares students for operational and airline / airport customer service agents
positions.

The following components covered during this one-year training course are:

1. The Foundation of the Aviation Industry

 History of Aviation
 Regulations in Aviation
 Regulatory Frame
 How Airlines Operate
 How Airports Operate
 Air Navigation Services
 The Effect of Aviation Technology
 The Future of Aviation
 Aviation Codes and Terminology

2. Commercial Airline Client Environment

 Effective Understanding of Airlines Customers
 Interacting with Airlines Customers
 Customer Communication Skills
 Diplomacy when Dealing with Different Nationalities
 Effective Handling of Complaints
 How to Handle Pressure and Manage Stress
 Innovative Trends in Customer Service
 Airline Meals and Catering

3. Commercial Airport Client Environment

 Introduction of the Airport
 Businesses at the Airport
 Concessionaires atmosphere and impression on customers
 Excellent Sales Techniques
 Quantifying Results
 Avoiding Losses
 Check-in, Arrivals and Departure Procedures
 Border Customs

4. Development and Procedures of Airports

 Comprehension of the Airport
 Airside/ Landside and Terminal Building
 Airport Security
 Essential Services needed at the Airport
 Difficulties and problems of an Airport
 The Evolution of Airport

5. Recruitment Coaching
 Airline Staff Uniform and Grooming
 Middle Eastern Etiquette
 Curriculum Vitae Preparation and Interview Skills
 International Tourism

6. Ramp Services
 Introduction to airport ramp services
 Handling of dangerous goods
 Loading and unloading of aircraft
 Catering and other ground handling services

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 7. Standard Airline Operating Procedures
 Common Terminology
 Passenger and Cargo Handling Agents pre requisites
 IATA delay coding
 Specific passenger handling
 Passenger processing and the acceptance of Dangerous Goods
 Security management
 Aircraft Fueling
 Acceptance of Electric Mobility Aids
 Emergency response
 Handling disruptions
 Air Freight Industry Regulations
 Air Cargo as an Agency

Course Entry Requirements:

Must have Matric
(any level of a matric pass is accepted)
Smart device to access the online training portal (e.g. smart phone or Laptop/Computer or
tablet)

Course Fee:
R 22 920 (subject to change)

Includes:
All course material and learner guides
Access to the online training portal
10GB (5GB day +5 GB night) data per month (11 months) on Telkom or C Cell

NB: The above fee does not include the travel cost for compulsory exam attendance.

Fees:
Skyy payment plan is interest free over 11 months

R 4000 (enrollment fee - non-refundable) + R 1720 x 11 months = R 22 920

First installment due on commencement date

Requirements for Enrolment:

Enrolment fee – non-refundable
Identity Document of Student
Latest school results / matric certificate
Identity Document of Parent / Guardian (If student under 21)
Proof of address

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ADD-ON COURSE (1 WEEK)
ALTEA
Skyy offers the highly sought-after Altea Customer Management System. Skyy Aviation is
the only accredited institution in Africa to offer the globally utilized Altea Customer
Management System, trusted by over 100 airlines worldwide.

The following components covered during this training course are:

1. Altea Departure Control Passenger Management System (1 week)

 Used by over 100 airlines, a global key airport computer

program used to facilitate passengers from check-in to departure.

Course Entry Requirements:

Must have Matric
(any level of a matric pass is accepted)

Course Fee (Includes all course material):

R4 800-00

The above fee can be included in your chosen course option from R345 per month.

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WANT TO KNOW MORE?
WHAT DO I NEED TO ENROLL
 Your matric certificate or latest school results (any level pass of matric is
accepted)
 Identity document of Student
 Identity document of Parent/Guardian accompanying student (If student
under 21)
 Proof of address
 Non-refundable enrolment fee of R 4000

HOW CAN I ENROLL?

 At the campus
 Online via our website www.skyyaviation.co.za
Look for the “enroll now” button

HOW CAN I CONTACT SKYY

 TEL: 031 001 0774
 WEB: www.skyyaviation.co.za
 WHATS APP: 081 271 9298
 EMAIL: [email protected]

HOW DO I APPLY FOR A STUDENT LOAN

Thinking about applying for a student loan…Great! Most of the major banks can help by you
simply clicking on the link for a callback. It’s always best practice to first verify if you qualify
for a loan before signing up with Skyy Aviation. Skyy Aviation is not a financial institution and
therefore cannot provide financial services.

Absa
https://www.absa.co.za/personal/loans/for-my-studies/lead-form/ Or call 031 277 3700

FNB https://www.fnb.co.za/leadforms/v2.2/leadform.html?uid=LFF110&area=studentloans&s
tandalone=true

Standard Bank https://www.standardbank.co.za/southafrica/personal/products-and-

services/borrow-for-your-needs/student-loans/student-loans#

Fundi Loans (Government workers)

Sarika Govender

Tel: 0725227770 or email: [email protected]

HOW DO I GET TO SKYY

 For a map and directions please visit our website www.skyyaviation.co.za and scroll
down to “where to find us” click on “let’s go”.

 Skyy Address: 7 Pencarrow Park, Armstrong Avenue, Umhlanga, 4320

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