Aviation Maintenance Technology
(AMT) Program Details
Overview/Careers | Enrollment Requirements | Program Information
| Degree Options Academic Calendar | Required Equipment | Contact Information
Enrollment Requirements
To enroll you need to meet placement
test requirements or have prior college credit.
Note: Applicants must meet with an advisor or counselor to determine if a placement test is required.
Placement tests (SLEP, COMPASS or TOFEL) can be scheduled at SSCC by
calling 206-764-5394 or via our online form. Please see Steps
to Enroll for more information.
Program Information
At SSCC we train our student technicians in an industry-like setting
on our main campus and in a hangar facility at King County Airport
(Boeing Field). Students learn how to keep aircraft in peak operating
condition by performing maintenance and inspections required by
the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). Our classes consist of
a hands-on approach and focus on experiential learning. Their small
size ensures personalized one-on-one education from our experienced
instructors.
The internship program offered through South's Career Development
Services department can provide Aviation Maintenance Technology
students practical work experience and employment contacts by integrating
technical studies with on-the-job training situations. For more
information call (206-764-7935) or go to http://careerservices.southseattle.edu/internship.html.

Degree Options
We recommend that students complete the Associate of Applied Science (A.A.S.)
degree along with both the Airframe and Powerplant certificates.
Having all three provides students with a greater employment opportunities
and the ability to take advantage of technical transfer agreements
that South has with four-year institutions, such as Embry Riddle
Aeronautical University and Central Washington University.
Class
Schedules
Official
Course Outlines
Program Outcomes and Student Learning Outcomes (PDF)

Academic Calendar
The quarterly schedule for Aviation may be
slightly different from the rest of the college. Following are the
dates Aviation students should plan for.
| Quarter |
Begins |
Ends |
| Fall 2007 |
September 24 |
November 27 |
| Winter 2008 |
January 2 |
March 5 |
| Spring 2008 |
March 31 |
May 30 |
| Summer 2008 |
June 23 |
August 22 |
| Fall 2008 |
September 22 |
November 21 |

Required Equipment
Tools
- Phase
1 List: (PDF file)
Students must acquire all the tools on
this list by mid-term of AMT 111 or AMT 112 (whichever is students
first class).
- Phase
2 list: (PDF file)
Students must acquire all the tools on
this list by the first day of AMT 113.
- Note: Snap-On and Sears will visit the Aviation Department to
provide discounted prices.
Tool
Vendors (PDF file) If you have any questions please contact the aviation tool room attendant at (206) 764-5374.
Books
(PDF file)
All students are required to obtain the books
listed in the beginning of their respective quarter.
Contact Information
Professional and Technical Education
South Seattle Community college
6000 16th Avenue S.W.
Seattle, Wa 98106-1499
(206) 764-5373 or (206) 764-5394
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