Aviation Maintenance Technology: Airframe Technician

To meet the demand for well trained aviation technicians in the aerospace industry, Las Positas College offers two Associate Degrees (AS) and two Certificates in Aviation Maintenance Technology (AMT). Each degree and certificate focuses on either Airframe systems or Powerplants. In two years, you can achieve both which allows you to become recognized as an A & P technician. This program trains students to perform technical skills for immediate employment as an aviation technician. The Aircraft Maintenance program is cohort driven with groups starting each semester. Our course schedules are flexible with full-time and part time options. Our program prepares students to pass the FAA Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) knowledge, oral, practical and written examinations, leading to professional certification. This certification will provide a broad career path as an aviation mechanic, aircraft service person, repair or sales of aircraft accessories, airframe specialist, and as a general technician. These skills are recognized by a broad range of industries and are acknowledged internationally creating significant freedom of movement and career choices. We partner with local aviation professionals at the Livermore Airport to provide apprenticeship and internship opportunities with credit.

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This program provides training and technical skills for immediate employment as an aviation technician and/or in related industries. It will allow students to pass the FAA Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) knowledge, oral, practical and written examinations, leading to professional certification. This certification will provide a broad career path as an aviation mechanic, aircraft service person, repair or sales of aircraft accessories, airframe specialist, and general technician in other industries.

AMT 50	Guide For Success: An Aviation Maintenance Technology Prerequisite	1.00
AMT 52	Basic Science of Aviation Maintenance Technology	6.50
AMT 52L	Basic Science of Aviation Maintenance Technology Lab	3.00
AMT 54	Survey of Aviation Maintenance Technology	6.50
AMT 54L	Survey of Aviation Maintenance Technology Lab	3.00
AMT 60	Airframe Systems I	6.50
AMT 60L	Airframe Systems I Lab	3.00
AMT 62	Airframe Systems II	6.50
AMT 62L	Airframe Systems II Lab	3.00
AMT 64	Airframe Systems and Review	4.00
AMT 64L	Airframe Systems and Review Lab	3.00
	Total	46.00

Course	Title	Units	Year/Semester (Y1 or S1)

Program development launched with considerable industry support including facility and equipment resources support.

1) Alameda College - Marquis Bosuego. Supports the program development; 2) Gavilan College - Susan Sweeney. Supports the program development; 3) Solano College - No response.