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Future Student Current Student Employer Faculty/Staff Member Search Search Skip To Footer GTCC’s aviation electronics, management, and systems programs offer students several educational pathways into the growing aerospace industry in the heart of North Carolina. At GTCC, you can finish your bachelor’s and master’s degree in aviation at the T.H. Davis Aviation Center. Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University has an articulation agreement with GTCC allowing you to complete a bachelor’s degree or master’s degree at Embry-Riddle without leaving the GTCC campus in Greensboro, N.C. What do you want to Study? Aviation Electronics Technology Aviation electronics are the electrical systems used by aircraft to maintain safe flight. Also known as avionics, technicians need strong problem-solving skills and an understanding of electronics, electrical systems, and computers. They also need to be able to identify, create, and fix electrical systems in aircraft. Programs: Aviation Electronics (Avionics) Technology, AAS - CIP Code: 47.0609 Aviation Electronics (Avionics) Technology, AAS - Spring Entry Aviation Electronics (Avionics) Technology Diploma Aviation Electronics Technology - Modern Aviation Electronics Certificate (Level 1) Aviation Electronics Technology - Modern Aviation Electronics Certificate (Level 2) Learn about the program Aviation Management You’ll gain the technical and business skills needed to manage flight operational support with airlines. You’ll also earn an FAA flight certification. Learn skills such as management, crisis management, leadership and organization, industry knowledge, and communications. Programs: Aviation Management and Career Pilot Technology - Aviation Management Option, AAS - CIP Code: 49.0102 Aviation Management and Career Pilot Technology - Career Pilot Option, AAS Aviation Management & Career Pilot Technology - Aviation Management Certificate Option A Aviation Management & Career Pilot Technology - Aviation Management Certificate Option B Aviation Management and Career Pilot Technology - Aviation Management Option Certificate Aviation Management and Career Pilot Technology - Career Pilot Option Certificate Learn about the program Aviation Systems Technology Learn to become an aircraft mechanic in systems technology. Completion of the program sets you up to be qualified to receive an aircraft mechanic’s certificate with airframe and/or powerplant ratings. Programs: Aviation Systems Technology, AAS - CIP Code: 47.0607 Aviation Systems Technology, AAS - Spring Entry Aviation Systems Technology - Airframe and Powerplant Certificate Aviation Systems Technology - Airframe and Powerplant Certificate, Spring Entry Aviation Systems Technology - Airframe Rating Option Certificate Aviation Systems Technology - Airframe Rating Option Certificate, Spring Entry Aviation Systems Technology - Powerplant Rating Option Certificate Aviation Systems Technology - Powerplant Rating Option Certificate, Spring Entry learn about the program Aviation Quick Careers GTCC works with business and industry partners such as Honda Aircraft Co., HAECO, Cabin Solutions, and Boeing to ensure our students are readily prepared for success. All AMQCP courses are designed based on local workforce demands, providing you with the hands-on training and equipment you need to jumpstart your career. Composite Technology Composites are versatile and used for structural applications and components in aircraft and spacecraft. They are used from complete airplanes to wing assemblies, helicopter rotor blades, propellers, seats, and instrument enclosures. Visit Composite Technology Aircraft Structural Repairs Use your training to create new parts and fix sheet metal and restore structures back to a serviceable condition. Visit Structural Repairs Structures Assembly Learn to manufactures, assembles, installs and adjusts the parts that make up the structure of an aircraft. This rapid training is desired by aviation employers. Visit Structures Assembly High School Programs Career and College Promise offers North Carolina high school students the chance to earn college credits at a community college campus. The program is tuition-free for high school juniors and seniors (semester fees will apply). 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In addition, the bureau says, "Overall employment of airline and commercial pilots is projected to grow 4 percent from 2016 to 2026, slower than the average for all occupations." Discover the highest standard of professional aviation training at Guilford Technical Community College. Here you will find dedicated faculty and staff members who will help prepare you for an exciting career in the aviation industry. 804,000 New Pilots 769,000 New Technicians601 E. Main Street P.O. Box 309 Jamestown, NC 27282 Phone: 336.334.4822 | Email: info@gtcc.edu Employment at GTCC Consumer Information and Public Disclosures Accessibility Sitemap Title IX Directory GTCC Foundation Media Inquiries Emergency Information Clery Act HEERF Information Campus Police Download Adobe Reader Facebook LinkedIn Twitter YouTube Instagram 2024 © Guilford Technical Community...