A CAREER WITH A FUTURE
The aviation industry is experiencing a shortage of well-trained aviation maintenance technicians. It is believed that this trend will continue for many years. There are plenty of well-paying and satisfying jobs in aviation maintenance. Now is a great time to get into aviation maintenance.

AVIATION SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY
The Aviation Systems Technology program currently operates a day class schedule. Classes are from 8:00 AM until 12:50 PM, Monday through Friday. The course operates year round and consists of four semesters and two summer sessions.

The first semester is Aviation Maintenance General AVI 110 and consists of eleven courses.

The second semester is Airframe Maintenance I AVI 120 and consists of six courses.

First Summer session is Airframe Maintenance II AVI 130 and consists of five courses.

The third semester is Airframe Maintenance III AVI 230 and consists of five courses, however is only part of the semester.

The second half of the third semester starts powerplant studies. The first powerplant course Powerplant Maintenance I AVI 240 and consists of three courses.

The fourth semester is Powerplant Maintenance II AVI 250 and consists of seven courses.

The second summer session and final one is Powerplant Maintenance III AVI 260 and consists of five courses. To see complete description please go to home page. 

CONTINUING EDUCATION CLASSES
Wayne Community College also offers continuing education courses in aviation. The current courses are General, Airframe, and Powerplant test preparation courses. These classes prepare students who have an aviation background and have or can obtain permission to test from the Federal Aviation Administration. These classes are held at night several days a week during the semester. We are continually seeking to improve our offerings. If enough interest in demonstrated in any area of aviation a course could be designed to fit that need. Please contact WCC Division of Continuing Education Carlos Cotto or Joe Swigert for more information.