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Aviation career search site JSfirm has announced a partnership with Aircraft Maintenance Technician Interactive Learning (AMTIL), an emerging aviation maintenance training platform. The collaboration is an effort to address the growing shortage of aviation maintenance professionals by providing AMTIL’s users direct access to JSfirm’s job listings.
AMTIL, which has not yet launched its training curriculum, promises to offer interactive and gamified training using machine learning and virtual reality. “Currently, AMTIL does not issue certificates upon course completion,” according to the site’s FAQ section. “Our platform serves as a supplemental learning tool to be used alongside an approved Part 147 curriculum.”
Through this new partnership, AMTIL will integrate JSfirm’s job postings directly into its platform, giving users easy access to career opportunities in the aviation industry.
“AMTIL is bringing the latest technology to the field of aviation maintenance education. It is so exciting for JSfirm.com to be part of this endeavor,” JSfirm partnership manager Laurie Elliott said. “We are honored to partner with AMTIL as they continue to grow.”

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