Why Choose the Avionics Technician Program?
In our Avionics Technician Program, you will learn the operation and maintenance of the electrical systems on an aircraft. This includes the communication, radar, and avionics systems. The Pacific Northwest boasts a tremendous heritage of aviation, and that continues to grow today. There is a great - and growing - need for qualified avionics technicians. This program is taught by award-winning instructors at our state-of-the-art South Hill Campus.
How Long It Takes:
Avionics Technician Certificate: 1 quarter
Aircraft Electronics and Electronic Instrument Systems Certificate: 1 quarter
Aircraft Wiring & Avionics Systems Certificate: 1 quarter
All program lengths are estimates and are not guarantees.
Potential Careers
Graduates may find employment as avionics technicians.
In the United States, median pay for avionics technicians is $64,140 per year.
This is not a guarantee of employment or a certain wage. Full career data available at careerinfo.net.
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Meet Your Avionics Program Navigator
Dustin Cooper
South Hill Campus, Rm 107
253-583-8913
dustin.cooper@cptc.edu
For more info, please contact Fiona Johnson at:
253-589-6073
fiona.johnson@cptc.edu
