Stop Researching. Here’s Exactly How to Apply.
If you’ve read enough career guides about Aerospace Technical Publications and you’re ready to actually enroll, this is the post for you. No more “what is Tech Pub” explainers. Just eligibility, what the program covers, and how to apply.
Who Can Apply
GLOINNT’s Aerospace Technical Publications Training is open to:
- B.E. / B.Tech graduates in Aeronautical or Aerospace Engineering
- AME (Aircraft Maintenance Engineering) students specializing in Avionics or Mechanical
If you fall into either category, whether you graduated this year or a couple of years ago, you’re eligible to apply.
What the Program Covers
The training runs full-time, Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM, for 3 months. It’s split into two parts:
- Technical Publications Awareness: Tech Pub fundamentals, workflow, and international standards including ATA 100, iSpec2200, S1000D, and ASD-STE100, plus manual types like AMM, CMM, AIPC, SRM, WDM, and Engine Manuals
- Hands-On Training: Arbortext Editor and IsoDraw software, manual authoring and illustration, on-aircraft validation, plus soft skills and interview prep
The course wraps with a written test, a B2-level English assessment, and on-aircraft validation before you’re placement-ready.
Placement Support
GLOINNT provides placement assistance exclusively within the aero domain. Graduates typically move into roles like Technical Author, Aerospace Illustrator, Documentation Specialist, or Technical Publications Engineer, with aerospace OEMs, MROs, and engineering service providers.
How to Apply
- Confirm you meet the eligibility criteria above
- Fill out the enrollment form with your details and educational background
- Our team will reach out to confirm your seat and share the next available batch start date
Ready to Apply?
Seats fill up per batch. Apply now and our team will confirm your eligibility and the next start date.