San Francisco has always regarded itself as a forerunner in terms of innovation, personal freedom, and self-determination. Perhaps no institution better embodies these beliefs than City College of San Francisco.
It has evolved into a multicultural, accessible, and affordable provider of high-quality higher education with 11 facilities weaved across our city. City College provides over 250 degrees and certificates, transferable credits, online courses, and career advancement classes, with an unrivaled array of classes and talented professors.
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You will not only study theory or academics in our Aircraft Maintenance Technology courses and programs, but you will also engage in practical skills-based learning. You will learn skills that will make you a valuable addition to any aircraft maintenance organization as well as provide you with the foundation to transfer to a four-year university's aviation program.
We provide two years of specialized training for students wishing to work as Aircraft Maintenance Technicians in the field of aviation maintenance (AMT). You will be eligible to take the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) certification examinations if you successfully finish a comprehensive series of courses in Aircraft Powerplant Maintenance Technology and Airframe Maintenance Technology. Courses can also be transferred to four-year universities.
It is not necessary to have a technical background. A genuinely interesting career in the aviation business awaits you if you have a genuine curiosity, strong personal integrity, and discipline! Many people from diverse backgrounds have previously graduated from the program and are reaping the rewards of work in the aviation industry and associated fields.
If you've ever taken a flight, your safety was in the hands of the aviation mechanics and technicians who inspected and repaired the plane. Wings, brakes, landing gear, and electrical systems are all repaired by aircraft mechanics and technicians. They carry out scheduled maintenance, repairs, and inspections. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the national average yearly wage for aviation mechanics and technicians in 2019 was $67,110, with California paying $71,890.
City College of San Francisco is a Federal Aircraft Administration (FAA) licensed aviation maintenance technician school that provides two years of specialized instruction for students interested in working as Aircraft Maintenance Technicians (AMT). We give out certificates as well as degrees.
It is not necessary to have a technical background. A really interesting career in the aviation sector awaits you if you have a genuine curiosity, great personal integrity, and discipline. Many people from diverse backgrounds have previously graduated from the program and are reaping the rewards of work in the aviation industry and associated fields.
You will be eligible to take the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) certification examinations if you successfully finish a comprehensive series of courses in Aircraft Powerplant Maintenance Technology and Airframe Maintenance Technology.
Our graduates are hired by many employers in the transportation industry. Rapid transit, railway systems, the aviation business, the aerospace industry, and public transportation networks are just a few examples.
Students with an FAA Airman (AMT) Certification might find fulfilling professions. For trained Technicians, there are a range of exciting jobs available in the aviation and aerospace industries, including:
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If you are interested in the Aeronautics Program, please learn more about it and apply. Please return the application to kverbeckmoes@ccsf.edu.
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