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AVIATION
To meet the aerospace industry's demand for well-trained,
certificated aircraft mechanics, the college offers
an Aviation Maintenance Technician Associate Degree,
an Airframe Maintenance Technician Certificate, and
an Aircraft Power plant Technician Certificate. Upon
qualifying by written, oral, and practical examination,
students are issued Federal Aviation Administration
licenses.
Note:
Aviation Maintenance Technician Classes 1-24 must be
completed with a grade of C or better.
Note:
The Aircraft Maintenance Program is a continuing
program with classes starting every 9 weeks with a full-time
year round schedules.
Credit for
FAA Licenses
A student
can be awarded 30 units of credit toward the AS degree
if he or she has a FAA Airframe license.
Similarly,
a student can be allowed 30 units of a credit toward
the AS degree if he or she has a FAA Power plant license.
If a student
has both licenses, a total of 60 units can be allowed
toward the AS degree. To be awarded an AS degree, the
student also must complete all general education requirements.
TRAVEL
The
West Los Angeles College Travel Department has been
providing people just like you with travel industry
education for over thirty years. Ours is one of the
nation's largest and best-known travel school programs.
It's estimated that a quarter of all greater Los Angeles
travel professionals -- including many travel agents,
airline personnel and even industry leaders -- have
taken classes at our school. Some have gone on to rewarding
careers in other parts of the country, too, and beyond
that: About 20% of our students come from other nations.
Take
one of our classes and, at the very least, you'll learn
more about travel than you ever imagined. At the very
most, you may be taking the next step to changing your
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