Maintenance and Modifications
Marshall Trains New Talent for UK Aircraft Support Roles
Marshall Skills Academy is about to start training 70 apprentices for its own MRO business, as well as for Bombardier's UK service center at Biggin Hill.
Marshall Skills Academy in Cambridge, UK.
Marshall Skills Academy in Cambridge, UK, will train apprentices for aircraft support roles. (Image: Marshall)

The Marshall Skills Academy is preparing to welcome its 2023 cohort of 70 apprentices, who will be trained to handle a variety of technical and business tasks for clients such as Bombardier’s UK service center at Biggin Hill Airport. Its facility at Cambridge will also train recruits for the group’s own MRO operation, Marshall Aerospace, as well as for businesses such as Aircraft Restoration Company, Stansted Aerospace, and Titan Airways—all three of which have Marshall alumni on their management teams.

According to Marshall, the latest group of technical trainees will be the first to undertake preparation for the UK Civil Aviation Authority’s new Category A Part 66 aircraft maintenance license. The academy also provides education in business support fields such as quality and regulatory standards, health and safety, information technology, and procurement and estimating.