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Alpha Step Links Aviation School
Division 02 · ASL Aviation School

Industry-ready training for careers in aviation and travel.

Alpha Step Links Aviation School equips students and organisations with practical, industry-relevant skills in four-week intensive programmes — taught by experienced instructors in Lagos and live online.

Students in uniform standing in front of a parked passenger aircraft on the apron
Instructor pointing to a reservation screen while a student enters a booking

Programmes

7

  • IATA-aligned curriculumStructured on IATA foundation frameworks
  • ASL certificate of completionAwarded after a practical assessment
  • Lagos · live onlineIn-person in Lagos, live virtual classes worldwide
  • UK headquartersRuislip, Greater London

Certification details vary by programme — admissions will confirm what applies to the course you choose.

A bright aviation classroom with students working at reservation terminals
About the school

Practical training, built around real work.

Alpha Step Links Aviation School — ASL Aviation School for short — equips learners with the industry-relevant skills airlines, airports, travel businesses and hospitality employers look for.

Its seven four-week programmes follow an IATA-aligned curriculum and are taught by experienced instructors in Lagos and live online. Alongside individual learners, the school supports workforce development for organisations that want their teams trained to the same standard.

Part of the Alpha Step Links Group, with the travel, business and community expertise of its sister divisions close at hand.

The school in figures

As published by Alpha Step Links Aviation School.

  • 7

    Programmes

    Across four areas of the industry

  • 4

    Weeks per course

    Intensive, with hands-on GDS practice

  • 2

    Hubs

    Ruislip, UK and Lagos, Nigeria

  • 100%

    Commitment

    To every learner we train

Programme explorer

Seven programmes, four directions.

Filter by the part of the industry that interests you, then open any programme to see what learners cover and who it suits.

Showing 7 of 7 programmes

Each programme runs for four intensive weeks, in person in Lagos or live online. Fees and intake dates are confirmed by admissions — see the full course details on aslaviationschool.co (opens in a new tab).

Why choose the school

Four reasons learners choose ASL.

Course workbook with airline industry codes and fare examples open on a desk

Reason 01 / 04

IATA-aligned curriculum

Programmes follow an IATA-aligned curriculum, so what you learn — codes, fares, documentation and passenger handling — reflects how airlines and travel businesses actually operate around the world.

  • Industry-standard content
  • Practical assessment
Learning modes

Learn in the way that fits your life.

Programmes run in person in Lagos or as live online classes, in weekday or weekend cohorts. Switch between the modes to see how each one works.

Aviation learner combining online study with practical training
Hybrid

How it works

A blend of both: live online lectures paired with in-person practical sessions in Lagos, so each strengthens the other.

  1. 1Follow the lectures live online
  2. 2Apply what you learn in practical sessions in Lagos
  3. 3Carry questions from one into the other

Best for

  • Most learners
  • Balancing study with other commitments
  • Theory and practice in one programme

Available modes vary by programme and location — admissions will confirm the options for your course.

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Mission & vision

Elevating the new standards of excellence.

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Mission

Our mission

To deliver world-class training that empowers impactful careers in the dynamic aviation industry.

In practice: training that is current, practical and honest about what the industry expects — so learners leave ready for real roles.

Vision

Our vision

To inspire and train aviation professionals across continents, fostering innovation and safety.

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  • Where we train

    Lagos in person, and live online

  • Innovation

    Training that keeps pace with the industry

  • Safety

    A value at the heart of how we train

Career pathways

Where your training can take you.

Six directions graduates of ASL programmes prepare for. Hover or select a pathway to see the programmes that lead there, then open any programme for the detail.

Training prepares you for these roles. Hiring decisions rest with employers, and we never promise placements.

  • Building bookings, issuing tickets and managing changes for airlines and travel businesses.

    Airline reservations agent working at a ticketing desk

    Related programmes

  • Caring for passengers on board, from boarding to disembarkation — the service skills airlines look for when recruiting.

    Cabin crew member welcoming passengers on board an aircraft

    Related programmes

  • Check-in, gates, lounges and information desks — the people passengers rely on at the airport.

    Airport customer service agent helping a passenger at a check-in counter

    Related programmes

  • Planning trips, booking travel and guiding clients through documentation.

    Travel agent planning an itinerary with a customer

    Related programmes

  • Hotels, airport lodging and guest services where first impressions are everything.

    Hotel front-desk professional greeting arriving guests

    Related programmes

  • Starting and growing a tourism or travel business of your own.

    Tourism entrepreneur presenting tour packages to clients

    Related programmes

Seven programmes: Air Ticketing & Reservation Management; Customer Service & Communication in Aviation; Hospitality & Tourism Management; Travel Agency Operations; Visa Processing & Documentation; Hotel & Front Office Management; and Tourism Marketing & Entrepreneurship. Each runs for four intensive weeks. Full course details are on aslaviationschool.co.

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Enrolment

Your aviation career starts with one conversation.

Tell admissions what you are aiming for. They will recommend a starting programme, explain the learning modes and confirm current details for your course.

Bring these to your first conversation

  1. 01

    Your goal

    The role or part of the industry you are aiming for — or simply what interests you.

  2. 02

    Your background

    Previous qualifications or experience, so admissions can suggest the right starting point.

  3. 03

    How you want to learn

    In person in Lagos or live online, and where you are based.