Aviation Maintenance Technology Program
Are you interested in a career in aviation, but don’t want to be a pilot? Consider a career as an Aviation Maintenance Technician! Aviation technicians perform scheduled maintenance and trouble-shooting on private planes, corporate jets, and helicopters. Currently, there is a shortage of aviation maintenance technicians, which means abundant job offers and impressive starting salaries! BRCC is the only FAA approved aviation maintenance technology training school in the Virginia Community College System.
Classes
Classes will begin in the Fall 2007 semester and will normally be conducted 8 hours per day, Monday through Wednesday, and 6 hours per day on Thursday, except for scheduled holidays. Students may elect to attend on a variety of schedules as noted below:
- 30 hours per week for four semesters.
- Or on a space available basis on any other schedule.
The total course content is 1920 hours, with evening courses conducted on an as-needed basis.
The intensive curriculum uses hands-on laboratory instruction to prepare you for entry into the aviation field armed with complete and well-rounded training. After completing the diploma or Associate’s degree program, you are eligible to take the Federal Aviation Administration examination for the airframe and powerplant rating. These programs qualify you for entry-level positions in the maintenance, repair, overhaul, and modification of aircraft.