BELAGAVI: With several students of Aptech Aviation Academy (AAA) from rural and vernacular backgrounds having made it to international airlines, AAA (Belagavi) Director Vinod Bamane has appealed to Goan students to pursue their training with the institute at Belagavi and brighten their career prospects.
Bamane was speaking at the felicitation function of six students of the academy, all of whom are either from a rural background or come from vernacular medium educational background, who have been selected by international airlines.
With its headquarters in Mumbai, Aptech Limited is a global retail and corporate training solutions provider with a presence across 5 continents. The company commenced its IT training business in 1986 and has trained over 6.4 million students, with an excellent placement record.
“We have 1,300 plus centres across India and almost 70 lakh plus students have been successfully trained by us since inception in 2007,” Bamane said.
“We have students recruited in international airlines handling Air Arabia, British Airways, Etihad and Cargo Flights for International Airlines Process,” Bamane added.
He also said even those who have passed 12th standard have an opportunity for brighter prospects as most students from the Belagavi centre who have been selected in different airlines in India and abroad come from rural backgrounds and vernacular mediums like Kannada, Marathi and Urdu.
With its headquarters in Mumbai, Aptech Limited is a global retail and corporate training solutions provider with a presence across 5 continents. The company commenced its IT training business in 1986 and has trained over 6.4 million students, with an excellent placement record.
“We have 1,300 plus centres across India and almost 70 lakh plus students have been successfully trained by us since inception in 2007,” Bamane said.
“We have students recruited in international airlines handling Air Arabia, British Airways, Etihad and Cargo Flights for International Airlines Process,” Bamane added.
He also said even those who have passed 12th standard have an opportunity for brighter prospects as most students from the Belagavi centre who have been selected in different airlines in India and abroad come from rural backgrounds and vernacular mediums like Kannada, Marathi and Urdu.
