Is the school recognised?

The Australian National Airline College is approved by the Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) to train pilots. So, ANAC conducts the training according to the CASA syllabus but CASA conducts the theory exams and flight tests and it is CASA that issues you a licence.

ANAC has its own Approved Testing Officer i.e CASA allows this person to conduct flight tests on its behalf.

ANAC is approved at both state and federal level to train overseas students:

• At the federal level by the Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations
  Information about the Australian National Airline College can be found at the Commonwealth Register of Institutions and Courses for Overseas Students (CRICOS).The CRICOS code for the ANAC is 02530B
• At the State Level by the Victorian Registration and Qualifications Authority

In general, airlines and government departments do not recognise individual flying schools over others.

Instead they recognise the qualification (which as we have said, is issued by CASA)

There are no government flying schools in Australia.

Australian training is regarded as of a very good standard.