Air brakes isnt that boring is it? not for mechanics anyways! when I did my CT level 1 at VCC a good portion of it was airbrakes, about 50% or more. I didnt find it boring at all, as it relates to my job of fixing air brake equipped vehicles, not just some endorsement on my license and a bunch of useless information need to drive a truck. VCC and BCIT air brake theory/shop work wont be just sitting at a desk listening to notes. At vcc they had us hook up a complete air brake system using air line quick connects. you had to connect all the air lines to the correct ports and explain to the instructor what the function of each valve is, and what each port of the valve you hook up does to pass. All the components were hung up on a board, and you connect the air lines. I think bcit does the samething. the knowledge you gain as a mechanic is far more interesting than what you will learn in a 2 day air brake course. Its alot more interesting when its not just notes and papers, although there is classroom and tests of course. I still dont have my air brake license, but when i do it(8 hour course and test in alberta) i will sleep through the class then ace the exam.