AMT  Aviation Maintenance Technology

Degrees and Certificates Offered

• Associate of Applied Science Degree (AAS Degree)
• Two-year Certificate
• One year Airframe Certificate
• One year Powerplant Certificate

Prerequisites

• Completion of AMT 101

• placement into Reading 90 (or higher)

• placement into Writing 90  (or higher)

• Math Competency -                                                                                                          

        Student must complete PCC Math 60 prior to, or concurrently with, the first term of AMT program classes.

         --OR-- 

        Student who places above Math 60, or has completed a higher than Mth 60 course at PCC or another institution,  must take (and pass) the AMT Department Math Competency test. This test must be passed prior to registration into the first term of AMT courses.  To take this test, please contact the department chair, Marshall Pryor, at 971-722-7233 or at mpryor@pcc.edu  after your transcripts have been evaluated by an academic advisor for math placement.   

~~For more details about AMT program admissions, please visit the AMT department's website: click here.

Getting Started

1. PCC Admissions

2. Take PCC College Placement Tests or take transcripts of prior college credits completed to an academic advisor for evaluation of Reading, Writing, and/or Math placements. 

3. Complete PCC Orientation

4. Complete AMT 101 (For course schedule, click here)
   
             The next AMT 101* class is:    

         Spring 2012

         CRN: 21569  

         R.Creek Bldg 6 Rm 110   

         7:00am - 12:00pm       

          Sa      05-MAY-2012 and  12-May-2012  (Must attend both days)      

    5.  Once all prerequisites have been met, you are eligible to register for AMT first term courses    

           (AMT 105, 106, and 107).   

            NOTE: the AMT admits 20 students into the program twice a year: fall and winter term only.  This means that new students begin the AMT program either fall or winter term only.  Any exceptions to this would have to be approved by the department chair, Marshall Pryor mpryor@pcc.edu 971-722-7233    

AMT students:

All AMT students have their own program advisor based on the first letter of the student's last name. For advice regarding making changes to the flow of your AMT program classes, please contact your department advisor.:

              A - F        Gil Bynoe            (503) 614-7030
              G - L        Dave Kercher     (503) 614-7451
              M - R       Steve Phillips      (503) 614-7028 
              S - Z         Marshall Pryor    (503) 614-7233 (dept. chair)

Any questions regarding Associate Degree requirements can be directed to Gratia Minor.  I am more than happy to discuss AAS degree writing, math and General Education requirements with you.

$ Scholarships $

There are many scholarships available to AMT students.  Click here for a list of current scholarships and their due dates.  This "Finding Funding" powerpoint also provides some helpful guidance related to the scholarship sources and the application process:  Finding Funding 101

AMT Website

AMT Department website

Please visit the FAQ page for answers to Frequently Asked Questions regarding the program.  The department web page includes details regarding program costs, occupational outlook, required tools, and much, much more.  

Stay Informed!  Each news letter includes important dates, details, and information for Career Tech students!

Winter term 2012 Newsletter

Winter 2012 Calendar

Spring 2012 Newsletter