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Your way into aviation starts here.

Study how airports and airlines work, from anywhere in the world. Then intern at an airport and apply for entry-level roles. One place, from your first lesson to your first day on the job.

Start with
Aviation Foundations
Level
Beginner
Study time
About 6 hours
Format
Self-paced, online
Language
English
Price
Free

Learn. Prepare. Connect.

One place to learn aviation, prepare for opportunities and connect with the industry

  1. Learn aviation

    Free · about 6 hours

    Start with Aviation Foundations: how airlines, airports and ground teams work together to get a flight away.

    Explore the free course
  2. Build skills

    Paid courses · one area of work each

    Go deeper into one kind of work. Every course page shows the syllabus, the price and the refund terms before you pay.

    View paid courses
  3. Prepare professionally

    CV · interview · communication

    Guides on writing up a course on your CV, preparing for an interview, and grooming and clear communication at work.

    Read the career guides
  4. Explore opportunities

    Internships and openings in India

    Browse airport internships and current entry-level openings. Applying is separate from any course.

    Explore aviation careers
  5. Connect with employers

    The Placement Desk

    Register once with your CV, preferred role and airport. Our HR team contacts you when a matching requirement opens.

    Visit the Placement Desk

What can I learn?

A course that explains the whole airport, one step at a time

  • An airport operations officer with a radio looking out over the apron

    Modules 1 and 2

    How aviation works

    Who does what in aviation: airlines, airports, regulators and the companies that support them. Find your way around a terminal and tell landside from airside.

    See the modules
  • A passenger service agent showing a boarding pass to a father and his daughter

    Modules 3 and 5

    The passenger journey

    Follow a passenger from check-in to baggage collection, and learn the vocabulary and the manner aviation teams use when they speak with passengers.

    See the modules
  • A ground crew member with a radio standing in front of an aircraft

    Modules 4 and 6

    Careers and safety

    Compare the main groups of aviation jobs and the realistic routes into each, and build the safety habits every aviation employer expects.

    See the modules

Is it right for me?

Made for people at the very start

No aviation background needed. If you can read everyday English, you can follow the lessons on a phone or a computer, in your own time.

Need a pilot, engineer, dispatcher or cabin crew licence? That comes only from a training organisation approved by your national aviation authority, not from this course. What our certificates confirm

Aviation Foundations

Who can join

  • No experience needed
  • Basic English reading
  • Age 18 or over
  • Phone or computer
  • About 6 hours
  • 30 days to finish
Free

What will I achieve?

6 modules. One clear route into aviation.

Each module ends with something you can do, not just something you have read. Work through them in order, at your own pace.

18
short lessons
6 h
of study, about
18/24
to pass the assessment

Pass the final assessment and you receive a free certificate of completion with a number anyone can check. It is not a licence or a regulated qualification.

See the full syllabusAbout the certificate

Departures · Aviation Foundations

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  1. M1Welcome to AviationExplain who does what in aviation: airlines, airports, regulators and the companies that support them.
  2. M2Understand an AirportFind your way around a terminal and tell landside from airside.
  3. M3Follow the Passenger JourneyDescribe a passenger’s journey from check-in to baggage collection, and where help is available.
  4. M4Discover Aviation CareersCompare the main groups of aviation jobs and the realistic routes into each.
  5. M5Communicate ProfessionallyUse everyday aviation vocabulary and speak with passengers clearly and respectfully.
  6. M6Safety Mindset and Your Next StepApply a safety mindset: follow procedures, stay within your role, report concerns.

Final assessment, then your certificate

Free

How learning works

Four steps, at your own pace

No live classes and no timetable. Your progress is saved on your account, so you can stop and pick up again on any device. You have 3 attempts at the final assessment.

More about how learning works

  1. 01Enrol freeAn email address, about two minutes
  2. 02Study the lessons18 short illustrated lessons
  3. 03PractiseA quiz after each of the 6 modules
  4. 04Pass and get certified24 questions, 40 minutes, 18 to pass

Straight talk

Not a licence. A real head start.

InternAVIA courses, free or paid, are not affiliated with or approved by any aviation regulator, and we will never tell you otherwise. What they give you is what a fresher usually lacks: aviation knowledge you can show.

What a course is not

  • Not a licence, a rating or a regulated qualification.
  • Not affiliated with, approved or endorsed by any regulatory body, airline or university.
  • Not a promise of a job, an internship or an interview.
  • Real aviation knowledge

    How airports and airlines actually work, from the terminal to the turnaround. The thing most freshers cannot yet explain.

  • The language of the job

    The roles, words and procedures that come up when you apply and when you are interviewed.

  • A certificate on your CV

    A certificate of completion with a number anyone can check. Add it to your CV and your profile.

  • Confidence as a fresher

    Apply for entry-level aviation roles knowing what the work involves and what will be asked of you.

Getting the job comes down to your own skill and effort. The course makes sure you walk in with something real to show.

Start with the free course

Why trust InternAVIA?

Check everything before you commit

We would rather show you than ask you to take our word for it. We say plainly what a certificate is not, and we never promise a job, an interview or a place on a programme.

InternAVIA is operated by Elite World Services Limited, a company registered in India (CIN U71100DL2020PLC359702).

See the syllabusCheck a certificateAbout InternAVIA

You can check

  • The full syllabus, before you sign up
  • The sources behind every lesson
  • The assessment rules, in numbers
  • Any certificate, by its number
  • The company that runs InternAVIA

Example certificate number

IA-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX

Internships and placements

From the classroom to the airport

When you are ready to work, InternAVIA lists airport internships and entry-level roles and runs a Placement Desk. These are at airports in India.

Careers overview
  • A marshaller in a high-visibility vest guiding an aircraft with two orange wands

    Airport internships

    Structured internships for students and recent graduates, in passenger services, ground handling and airport operations.

    Free to register & apply · No registration, application or interview fee · ₹5,000 professional placement service fee applicable only upon successful placement and acceptance of a verified employment offer · Terms apply · Stipend where the host organisation provides oneInternAVIA does not sell or guarantee jobs. Final selection and employment decisions rest solely with the respective employer.

    Explore internships
  • Two aircraft engineers in overalls inspecting an open jet engine in a hangar

    Placement Desk

    Register once with your CV, preferred role and airport. Our HR team contacts you when a matching requirement opens.

    Visit the Placement Desk
  • Netted cargo pallets lined up on the apron with a freighter aircraft in the distance

    Current openings

    Entry-level roles in passenger services, ground handling, cargo, airport operations and hospitality. Browse by role or city.

    See current openings

Courses and careers are separate. Taking a course does not enter you for an internship, and no course is required to apply for one.

Who InternAVIA is for

Learners on one side, aviation employers on the other

One platform to learn aviation, prepare for opportunities, and connect with the aviation industry.

For learners

Students, recent graduates and career changers, in any country

Understand how aviation works, add relevant learning to your CV, and be ready to talk about the industry at interview. A course does not promise a job; it gives you a better start.

For aviation employers

Airlines, airports, ground handlers and aviation service companies

Give new joiners and interns a grounding in how an airport works, and use the employer plans to receive candidate shortlists for your roles. Courses here are introductory; they sit beside the mandatory training you give your own staff, not in place of it.

Guides

Straight answers before you decide

Plain-language articles on the industry, courses, interviews, internships and pay.

All guides

Questions

Before you start

Something else? Visit help and contact.

Is the first course really free?
Yes. In Aviation Foundations the lessons, the practice quizzes, the final assessment and the certificate are all free. No payment card is asked for and there is no subscription.
Can I study from any country?
Yes. InternAVIA courses are open to learners in every country. They are online and self-paced, so you can study from anywhere, at any hour, and they are written in clear English. The lessons teach how aviation works in general and refer to international standards; some use airports and regulators in India as worked examples. Our internship and job listings are currently at airports in India.
Is the certificate a recognised aviation qualification?
No. It is a certificate of completion issued by InternAVIA. Introductory aviation knowledge and simulated exercises. Issued by Elite World Services Limited through InternAVIA. Not a licence, rating or qualification, and not recognised or endorsed by DGCA, BCAS, ICAO, IATA, ACI, any airline or any university.
How long do I have to finish?
You have 30 days from the day you enrol. Most people need about 6 hours in total; we suggest spreading it over 7 days.
What happens if I do not pass the final assessment?
You can retake it. You have 3 attempts in total, with a short break of 1 hour between them so you can revise.
Will a course get me a job or an internship?
Completing this course or holding its certificate does not guarantee a job, an internship, an interview or a place in any programme. A course helps you understand the industry and decide what to do next.
Are there more courses?
More subject courses are being prepared. They will appear in the course catalogue, with their syllabus and price, when they open. We do not announce dates or prices before they are confirmed.

Start with lesson one today.

Aviation Foundations is free from the first lesson to the certificate.