You’ve always had a fascination with helicopters, single engine planes, and even jumbo jets. That’s not unusual. After all, flight is humankind's greatest technological achievement! But now you want to be a part of that achievement and play an important role in the aviation industry. A career in Aircraft Maintenance as an Aviation Technician (AMT) will allow you to do just that! The Aviation Technician - Aircraft Maintenance program will give you knowledge and skills to service, repair and overhaul aircraft components and systems. You will not only keep our aircraft flying but will keep them flying safely! Why this program? Centennial College was the first college to be accredited by Canada’s Federal Government Licensing body (Transport Canada) and is also accredited by the National Aviation Sector Council (the Canadian Council for Aviation & Aerospace). With more than 40 years teaching aircraft and avionics maintenance, this school is, without question, the go-to institute if you’re serious about a career in the aviation industry. Your instructors in this program are some of the best in the business. Each one is highly skilled, with years of industry experience, extensive technical expertise, and a deep commitment to the program and to your success. They will be your guides as you work through the technical theory and your mentors as you work on real aircraft & components in our labs and hangar. Support for this program from the top players in the industry (your future employers!) is overwhelming. In fact, aviation industry giant Bombardier named Centennial College as its trainer of choice in the manufacturing and maintenance of its aerospace products. The diploma you earn from Centennial is highly coveted in the industry, and as a graduate of this program, you will be well positioned to work with top-tier employers. This program is designed for your success. As such, many of those same partners and supporters of the program are members of Centennial College's advisory committees and participate as guest speakers and panelists. The wealth of knowledge and expertise they share with you first-hand will not only enhance your learning potential in this program but will give you valuable insight on the direction your career can take.

Career Outlook Aircraft Maintenance Engineer (AME) Aircraft maintenance technician (AMT) Airframe and power plant (A&P) mechanic or technician Aerospace mechanic Aircraft engine mechanic or technician Aviation mechanic Aviation Inspector Areas of Employment Graduate Aircraft Maintenance Technicians typically find employment working on the aircraft in the hangar and/or on the flight line. Industry employers include: Aircraft Maintenance & Manufacturing Organizations Airlines, Corporate/Cargo & General Aviation Operations Maintenance Repair & Overhaul Organizations Engine and Component Manufacturers Flight Training Organizations Canadian Armed Forces Government Civil Aviation