Aviation Maintenance Technician and Training
An Aviation Maintenance Technician is in high demand. For every
one hundred hours that an aircraft is used for hire, it must go through a thorough
aviation maintenance process. This aviation maintenance, combined with annual
inspections and routine maintenance repairs create a tremendous need for qualified
licensed aviation maintenance technicians. The people
who inspect, maintain, and repair aircraft must be licensed by the Federal Aviation
Administration. In Spartan’s Aviation Maintenance Technology training program,
not only will you gain the knowledge and skill required to obtain your FAA airframe
and powerplant licenses, you will also gain the confidence and training required
for top performance on the job in aviation maintenance. No experience is required!
In this aviation maintenance training program you will learn everything from
changing a tire to rebuilding a turbine engine. You will also learn about all
types of aircraft from a small single engine airplane to a large transport airplane
like those used by the major airlines. If you want to be a licensed aviation
maintenance technician and enjoy working with your hands, this could be the right
career training for you!
As an aeronautical college that has been training people since 1928, Spartan
has an extensive history of contributions to the aviation industry. From the
beauty of simple careers that formed the backbone of an industry which is taking
us into space, to those leadership positions that are spearheading the advancing
technology of the industry, Spartan is well represented all over the world. We
have become more than simply a training institution, but also a fellowship. We're
a community of those committed to meeting the needs of the ever evolving world
of aviation, aerospace, manufacturing, and other related technological fields.
We could encapsulate Spartan history in a few broad pages describing it on this
site, but the real history of Spartan resides in the minds and lives of its alumni!
Spartan College of Aeronautics and Technology offers programs in Professional
Pilot, Aviation Maintenance, Aviation Electronics (Avionics), and AASA Instrument/Electronics
(Avionics). Spartan also offers associate and bachelor degrees.
Education in more than one discipline can often prepare a graduate for expanded
career opportunities. Graduates of our technical programs have added another
entire program, or have even gone from completing a technical program into flight
training to become as diverse as possible.
Spartan participates in federal student aid programs. The types and amounts of
financial aid awarded are determined by financial need. Total program cost and
length will vary depending on a student’s chosen course of study.
Spartan maintains industry-current equipment to offer hands-on training that
prepares students for entry-level career positions. Spartan has over 25 aircraft
for technical training and maintains a fleet of over 45 aircraft for flight training.
Spartan offers ongoing career services to our graduates. Career services include:
resume creating, on-campus recruiting visits, and interview skills training.
Accreditation:
Spartan is accredited by the Accrediting Commission of Career Schools and Colleges
of Technology (ACCSCT) and licensed by the Oklahoma Board of Private and Vocational
Schools (OBPVS). Most courses are approved by the Oklahoma State Accrediting
Agency for Veterans (GI Bill). The Aviation Maintenance Technician Programs and
Flight Programs are approved by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) (Air
Agency Certificate No. DF2S766K for Flight and No. CB9T054R for Aviation Maintenance).
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