Career Certificate - Aviation Powerplant Mechanics (1350 ch)

The Career Certificate in Aviation Powerplant Mechanics prepares students with the skills necessary to inspect, service, repair, and overhaul various powerplant systems and components, including reciprocating and turbine engines, electrical and electronics, precision measurement, propeller service, and fuel system diagnosis. The aim of this program is to develop students who possess the knowledge and skills necessary to pass the FAA written, oral, and practical exams. 

 

This program provides instruction consisting of a sequence of courses that involves theoretical knowledge and practical laboratory training to develop the skills necessary to fulfill the FAA eligibility requirement for testing. The full program is designed to be completed in 1350 clock hours.

 

Program Admission Requirements

• Be accepted to the College and have completed the entire admissions process.
• Meet Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) eligibility under 14 CFR §65.71 for certificate.
• Drug Screen
• This program is limited access due to equipment and space constraints.

 

NOTE: The start date of this program is pending based on appropriate reviews and approvals.

 

Program Contact:

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Certificate Requirements (1350 ch)

Term 1 (450 ch)

AMT 0708C	Aviation Maintenance Technology General I	225 ch
AMT 0709C	Aviation Maintenance Technology General II	225 ch

Term 2 (450 ch)

AMT 0740C	Aviation Maintenance Technology Powerplant I	150 ch
AMT 0741C	Aviation Maintenance Technology Powerplant II	150 ch
AMT 0742C	Aviation Maintenance Technology Powerplant III	150 ch

Term 3 (450 ch)

AMT 0743C	Aviation Maintenance Technology Powerplant IV	150 ch
AMT 0744C	Aviation Maintenance Technology Powerplant V	150 ch
AMT 0745C	Aviation Maintenance Technology Powerplant VI	150 ch