AVIATION MAINTENANCE

1
(No Transcript)
2
AVIATION MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN PROGRAM FAA
CERTIFIED, AUGUST 17, 1988
3
The aviation program offers a wide variety of
airplanes to work on from a Lear Jet to a small
Cessna 150. A total of 10 aircraft are available
for the students to work on in lab.
4
This allows students to get extensive maintenance
training.
5
HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAM

• FACTS
• FAA Certified
• One of only 4 programs in Ohio
• Winners of State National Competitions
• Students can earn 37 hours of college credit

• GRADUATES ACHIEVE
• Aviation Maintenance Technician
  General/Airframe Certificate
• High School Diploma

6

• Typical School Day
• 830 900 Bug
• 900 945 Related
• 945 1215 Lab
• Lunch
• Afternoon Math, English, Science

• Options
• Students who qualify may take part of their
  academics through Hocking College and receive
  college credit without leaving the Laurel Oaks
  campus.

7
AIRFRAME CERTIFICATION

• Graduates receive an Aviation Maintenance
  Technician certificate for General - Airframe.
• This qualifies them to take the FAA General and
  Airframe written, oral and practical exams.

8
TUITION COMPARISON FOR GENERAL AND AIRFRAME
CLASSES
9
OPTIONAL 3RD YEAR POWERPLANT COURSE

• Piston and turbine engines are covered
  extensively during this 9 month Powerplant
  course.

10
There are several financial aid options available
to those who qualify.
11
EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES

• FAA Certified Repair Station
• Aircraft-aerospace Manufacturing
• Sales Service Technician
• Aviation Maintenance Technician
• Air Freight-Airline Company
• General, Corporate Fixed Base
• Aircraft Operators

12
Sinclair Community College, Embry-Riddle
University and Great Oaks have joined forces to
make it convenient to earn an associate degree or
a bachelor degree in aviation maintenance
technology.
13

• All FAA licensed maintenance technicians are
  eligible.
• Maximum of 37 credits may be granted upon
  verification of the FAA licenses.

14
(No Transcript)
15
(No Transcript)
16
(No Transcript)
17
(No Transcript)