# Aviation training guides

> Practical guides to online EASA-aligned aviation training: certificates, buying decisions, continuing-airworthiness maps and audit-ready records.

Short, original explainers for managers and quality staff who buy or record online aviation training. They are not regulations and not a substitute for current approved data.

- [How aviation training certificates work on mxcourse.net](https://mxcourse.net/guides/aviation-training-certificates.md): A certificate on this platform is evidence that a named person completed a named course revision and passed the final questionnaire. It is not an EASA licence and not an organisational authorisation.
- [How to choose online EASA-aligned training](https://mxcourse.net/guides/choosing-online-easa-training.md): Online aviation training is a good fit for knowledge subjects with a clear syllabus, a pass mark, and a named record. It is a poor fit for skills that only exist when someone is watching the work.
- [A map of EASA continuing-airworthiness training](https://mxcourse.net/guides/easa-continuing-airworthiness-training-map.md): Continuing airworthiness training is easier to buy when you can see how the parts fit. This map is a navigation aid, not legal advice and not a substitute for the current Easy Access Rules.
- [Training records that survive an aviation audit](https://mxcourse.net/guides/organisational-training-records.md): A training record is useful when it answers four questions without a phone call: who, which course revision, when, and what still requires a local competence check.