New evening pathway in Aviation Technology: Spring 2025
Aviation Technology is adding an evening option in addition to its day program to increase access for working students.
The evening schedule kicks off in the spring 2025 semester January 21, with classes Tuesday through Thursday evenings and every other Saturday. All core classes are available at night for the certificate and associate degree pathway in Aviation Technology. Graduates are prepared to apply for the FAA oral, written, and practical exams for the Airframe and Powerplant Technician License.
The evening program is full time, comprising the same number of hours as the day program, but in a condensed format to allow for a full-time work schedule during the day. Aviation Technology covers five semesters total, including one summer term.
The new Aviation Technology evening schedule has three students enrolled already, leaving seats for a dozen more!
Aviation Technology benefits
The Aviation Technology Certificate Program prepares students for professional careers in aviation maintenance, allowing graduates to seek employment with airlines, fixed base operators, or aircraft manufacturers. Nashua Community College is an FAA approved training facility. (NSUT025K)
Students in this program will
Students will learn on actual aircraft, structures, and powerplants and related systems. The curriculum includes one summer session and covers a wide variety of subjects concerned with airplanes including reciprocating engines, turbines, fuel systems, propellers, ignition, electrical systems, and hydraulic systems. Interested students should note that the program requires frequent reading, along with the ability to interpret FAA regulations and manufacturers’ technical specifications.
Course Sequencing
Outcomes
Upon completion of the program, students will be prepared to apply for the FAA oral, written, and practical exams for the Airframe and Powerplant (A&P) Technician Certificate.
- Must be able to read, write, speak, and understand English to interpret FAA regulations and manufacturer’s technical specifications
- A basic aviation tool kit
- Must meet technical requirements
- Northern New England’s only FAA-certified program preparing airframe and
powerplant mechanics - Support staff can provide guidance in finding available housing in the region
- Multiple scholarship opportunities
- Strong partnerships with local businesses serving the aviation industry