Why Study Aviation Maintenance Technology at Vermont State?
High-Demand Field: According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, aviation maintenance technician jobs are expected to grow 6% through 2031, with a median salary of $65,550.
Ideal Learning Environment: For those needing to complete A&P certification, you can learn on-site at the Patrick Leahy Burlington International Airport. There you’ll have access to training facilities and expert instructors to prepare for the job where real aircraft maintenance work is being done every day.
More Than Just Training: An A.A.S. degree in aviation maintenance technology will sharpen your critical thinking and communication skills, preparing you for leadership in your career. Plus, a college degree is an asset on your resumé to expand your opportunities in the future.
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