To meet the huge demand for well-educated staff in the Aviation Industry in China, CEAG provides Chinese  students the opportunity to attend  to follow Aviation education in Europe and enables them to gain knowledge and even a Bachelor Degree in Aviation and Aerospace subjects, such as Aviation Engineering, Aviation Maintenance, Ground Staff, Flight Attendants training, Aviation Management, Aviation English etc. In order to meet these demands, CEAG has cooperations  with Universities (of Applied Sciences) and  other educational institutions in Europe. ​

There is a tremendous lack of well-educated staff in the  Aviation Industry, simply because the Aviation education in  China is not  yet well developed. With the support of the Fujian Government of Education, CEAG is setting up an Aviation Faculty for various Educational Colleges in Fujian which enables Chinese students attending education with Aviation and Aerospace subjects. CEAG is developing Aviation educational programs for various high schools in Fujian to enable young students to be familiar with various Aviation subjects, all this in collaboration with various European educational institutions and qualified teachers.  

Within the next five years, China will need approximately 10,000 light aircraft  to accommodate the General Aviation sector’s rapid  expansion. According to China’s national civil aviation authority, China will need to train about 500,000  civilian pilots by 2025.  To meet these goals, the Chinese government and entrepreneurs  are now investing  significantly in all kinds of China’s General Aviation businesses. 

In cooperation with various European flight schools, CEAG offers  Chinese  students Integrated Pilot Training, Modular Pilot Training, Private Pilot Training and commercial  Pilot  Training. After successful completion, the students will obtain a pilot license, recognized by the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA).

The EASA,  created in 2002 by the European Commission, is the organization that regulates  all  aviation  activities  within Europe and its delegates Member States. The EASA is responsible for the safety regarding the aviation industry, including engineering, licensing pilots, and air traffic controllers.