Harmonics Air Centre · China & International Programmes · KAC Building, Wilson Airport, opposite DAC Aviation, Nairobi
China & International Aviation Programmes
Two pathways. One destination. Earn a world-ranked BSc Engineering degree at NUAA Nanjing, or complete your EASA B1/B2 On-the-Job Training at an approved international MRO. Harmonics Air Centre coordinates both — start in Nairobi.
Official NUAA Partnership · Ranked Top 300 Globally · No.1 Aerospace University in China
BSc Engineering Degrees at NUAA Nanjing
Five BSc Engineering programmes through the exclusive Harmonics 1+3 pathway: one foundation year in Nairobi (USD 2,100), then three years at NUAA China with 50–70% scholarship. Total: USD 7,900 for a globally recognised degree — 90% less than UK or USA equivalents.
BSc Aircraft Maintenance Engineering
USD 2,100 Year 1 · Scholarship available
BSc Aeronautical Engineering
USD 2,100 Year 1 · Scholarship available
BSc Artificial Intelligence
USD 2,100 Year 1 · Scholarship available
BSc Mechanical Engineering
USD 2,100 Year 1 · Scholarship available
BSc Electrical Engineering
USD 2,100 Year 1 · Scholarship available
EASA Part-66 B1 / B2 Pathway · 6 Approved MRO Facilities
On-the-Job Training — All Inclusive Fees
EASA Part-66 licensing mandates verified OJT hours at an approved Part-145 organisation. Harmonics Air Centre charges a USD 2,000 service fee for all international MROs (USD 1,000 for Kenya local) to coordinate placement, documentation, visas, and logbook compliance. Facility fees are paid directly to the MRO.
| MRO Facility | Location | Duration | Approvals | Harmonics Fee | Facility Fee | Visa+Living | Total Guide |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Best ValueLocal OJT — Nairobi, Kenya Cessna, DHC-8, ATR 42/72 | Wilson Airport, Nairobi, Kenya | 6 Months | KCAA CAR-145 | USD 1,000 | — | No relocation | USD 1,000 |
EASA ApprovedAirWorks — Hosur & Kochi, India A319/320/321/330/350 · B737/777/787 · ATR | Tamil Nadu & Kerala, India | 1 Year (up to 3 years) | EASA Part-145 · DGCA India | USD 2,000 | USD 6,000 | ~USD 1,290 | USD 9,290+ |
Airport MROGMR Aero Technic — Hyderabad, India B737 NG · A320 Family · ATR 42/72 | Rajiv Gandhi International Airport, India | 1 Year (up to 3 years) | EASA Part-145 · DGCA India | USD 2,000 | USD 7,000 | ~USD 1,290 | USD 10,290+ |
FAA + EASAVAECO — Hanoi, Vietnam A319–A350 · B737–B787 · Full widebody | Noi Bai International Airport, Vietnam | 2 Years | EASA Part-145 · FAA FAR-145 · ICAO | USD 2,000 | USD 18,000 | ~USD 11,050 | USD 28,050+ |
General AviationShaurya Aeronautics — New Delhi, India General Aviation — light & medium fixed-wing | New Delhi, India | 1 Year | CAR-145 India (GA) | USD 2,000 | USD 2,134 | ~USD 1,290 | USD 5,424+ |
Dual LocationHaveUs Aerotech — Delhi & Bangalore, India General Aviation — Delhi & Bangalore | New Delhi & Bangalore, India | 1 Year | CAR-145 India (GA) | USD 2,000 | USD 2,300 | ~USD 1,290 | USD 5,590+ |
Wilson Airport, Nairobi, Kenya
Tamil Nadu & Kerala, India
Rajiv Gandhi International Airport, India
Noi Bai International Airport, Vietnam
New Delhi, India
Why Students Choose Harmonics
One Institution. Every Aviation Pathway.
Regulatory Compliance Managed
All placements at EASA or CAA-approved organisations. Logbook task recording, visa coordination, and licence application handled by our team.
Transparent All-In Pricing
No hidden charges. Every fee — service charge, facility fee, visa, living cost — is disclosed upfront. Pay in instalments where available.
End-to-End Support
Pre-departure orientation, online briefing with MRO, progress monitoring, final documentation, and post-OJT licence application guidance.
Africa's Most Accessible Pathway
Start NUAA foundation year or EASA modules right here at Wilson Airport, Nairobi. Serve students from Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Rwanda, Nigeria, Ghana, and beyond.
Internationally Recognised Outcomes
NUAA graduates and EASA-licensed engineers are recruited by Boeing, Airbus, Kenya Airways, Emirates, and leading MROs worldwide.
Established Partnerships
Formal agreements with NUAA, AirWorks, GMR, VAECO, Shaurya, and HaveUs — not ad-hoc referrals, but structured institutional partnerships.