Haney is an FAA certified, CFR Part 147 Aviation Maintenance Technician School. Our programs prepare students for certification by the Federal Aviation Agency (FAA). The FAA Airframe and Powerplant (A & P) Certification is required to perform maintenance and repairs on small aircraft, as well as the largest jet airplanes. Haney offers these programs at an affordable cost, typically much less than other schools. Most programs qualify for PELL and VA Benefits so when you leave you are not financially in debt but ready to go to work.

Aviation Airframe Mechanics

Program Length: 900 hours
36 weeks
Program Number: T640300

Program Structure
This program is a planned sequence of instruction consisting of two (2) Occupational Completion Points (OCPs).

Basic Skills: Unless exempt, student competency in reading, math, and language are assessed within six (6) weeks of program entry. Require basic skill grade levels are: Reading 10A, Math 10A, and Language 9.

Program Advisory Estimated Entry-Level Salary Range
$42,000-$55,000

Council on Occupational Education (COE) Rates
Program Completion Rate: 100%
Program Placement Rate: 75% 

Aviation Powerplant Mechanics

Program Length: 450 hours
36 weeks
Program Number: T640400

Program Structure

Basic Skills: Unless exempt, student competency in reading, math, and language are assessed within six (6) weeks of program entry.

Council on Occupational Education (COE) Rates
Program Completion Rate: 100%
Program Placement Rate: 67% 

All students participate in IET

Integrated Education and Training (IET) is an educational model that combines adult education and literacy activities with workforce preparation and training for a specific occupation or occupational cluster. The goal of IET is to help adults gain the skills and credentials they need for in-demand careers, and to advance their education and careers. 

 AVIONICS SYSTEMS TECHNICIAN

 

Prerequisites: AMT0705 Aviation Maintenance General Technician, AMT0766 Aviation Maintenance Airframe Technician 2

Program Length: 1200 hours (prerequisites provide 750 hours of credit)

Program Number: T400310

Program Description: The course content includes, but is not limited to, troubleshooting, repair and installation of airborne radio communications, radio navigation and radar equipment systems in accordance with regulatory and industry standards.  Also included is instruction in basics of AM and FM transmitters and receivers and avionics equipment.  Skills preparation for passing licensing/certification tests required by industry forms an integral part of the curriculum.

 Program Structure: This program is a planned sequence of instruction consisting of six (6) Occupational Completion Points (OCPs).

 Course Number          Course Title                                                                                    Course Hours OCP

AVS0680                           Basic Electronics Wiring Installer/Technician          150 hours

AVS0681                           Electrical Systems Technician                                           150 hours

AVS0682                           Analog Circuits Technician                                                   150 hours

AVS0683                           Aircraft Electronics Technician                                          150 hours

AVS0684                           Avionics Installer/Technician                                              300 hours

AVS0685                           Advanced Avionics Installer/Technician                             300 hours

Basic Skills: Unless exempt, student competency in reading, math, and language are assessed within six (6) weeks of program entry. Require basic skill grade levels are: Reading 10A, Math 10A, and Language 9.

Program Advisory Estimated Entry-Level Salary Range

$42,000-$55,000

For additional information, please contact the Aviation Coordinator, David Deaton, at 850-767-5529 or email  deatod@bay.k12.fl.us