Joramco Academy, the educational arm of Amman-based MRO provider Joramco has welcomed its new intake of students for the 2026 academic year, marking the beginning of a new journey for aspiring aviation professionals.
The Academy’s Aircraft Maintenance Engineering Program consists of two years of theoretical learning followed by two years of practical experience at Joramco, equipping students with the technical skills and hands-on experience needed to bridge the gap between education and the aviation industry.
The Academy also continues the joint bachelor’s programme with the University of Jordan, in Aeronautical Engineering/Maintenance which combines academic studies at the University of Jordan with practical training at Joramco Academy, giving students the opportunity to gain both theoretical knowledge and real-world experience throughout the five-year programme.
Head of the Training Academy, Adrian Guirey, said, "Joramco Academy continues to prepare the next generation of aircraft maintenance professionals by combining classroom education with practical experience in a real MRO environment.
"As the aviation industry continues to grow, we remain committed to developing skilled talent that is ready to meet its evolving needs."
Upon graduation, students will receive training certificates from Joramco Academy, qualifying them to pursue EASA and CARC licenses.
Graduates will also be given employment priority at Joramco, reaffirming the company's commitment to investing in local talent and supporting the future of the aviation industry.
