Registration
and Enrollments
The first thing to do is check our center
calendar to make sure we are available during the times you would like to attend. Do this
by clicking on this icon"Center Calendar".
We start classes almost
every Monday @ 0800 PST. You must have a reservation and have paid your required
deposit or tuition in full to attend unless a prior agreement has been approved
by the training manager.
AvTech-Exams
is in full operation every day, Monday through Friday.
Deposits are payable to
AvTech Exams by regularly excepted payment methods. Visa, MC, Company Check,
Travelers Checks.
Consider the advantage of starting your
personal course when you wish, instead of starting in the middle of a series of lectures.
This is one of the many reasons students prefer AvTech Exams.
What you will need to bring
with you.
You can get the following forms from your
local FAA office provided you met the minimum FAA qualification requirements. You will
require an interview with the FAA.
Upon providing proof of your aviation
mechanical experience (30 months A&P, 18 Months A or P, 36 months as an A&P for
IA), the inspector will then sign, giving you approval to test.
You must present these documents to
AvTech-Exams in order to be eligible to enroll.
Please contact your local FAA for specific
information and an appointment.
NOTE: We have an FAA office
located very close to AvTech-Exams. You can request authorization from this FAA office.
But we highly recommend that you use your local FAA prior to arriving. If you should fail
to bring all required documents to an FAA interview the will most likely NOT give the
approval to test.
Airframe and/or Powerplant
Students
Click here to fill out your
A&P
Form 8610-2
2 original copies of FAA Form 8610-2 Airmen
Certification and/or Rating Application Authorization for any Airframe and/or
Powerplant mechanics course.
NOTE: These documents must both have the
inspector and your original signatures "Not Copies". Any documents with
"White out" changes are "NOT VALID".
If Attending our Oral and Practical course only, you must
also bring your passed written examination score sheets.
Inspection
Authorization Students
Click
here to fill out your IA Form 8610-1
1 original of FAA Form 8610-1
"Mechanics Application for Inspection Authorization".
NOTE: Block "12.
Remarks" Should have the following statement in it.
"Endorsement expires in 30 days"
FCC Courses
Our FCC courses require no authorization.
Additional items to bring
You should bring a hand calculator (Scientific
if attending FCC Training)
and a positive attitude.
Foreign applicant
requirements
All foreign applicants will need to take the
following documents to the FAA office near AvTech-Exams for A&P licensing
consideration.
1. A certified Engineers license from your
country.
AND
2. A letter from your company stating that you
need your A&P license to work on U.S. registered aircraft. This letter should be on
company letterhead paper and signed by your Director of Maintenance.
AND
3. A letter from your CAA with a seal or
stamp, stating that they recommend you to the U.S. FAA authorities to take the A&P
examinations.
NOTE: All the above letters should be
originals and should state that you meet the minimum 30 months experience required by the
FAA. They should also show details of type aircraft, type maintenance performed, and
length of time you have been performing that type work.
Attendance Policy
All courses at AvTech Exams are self-paced.
A student may come and go as he/she pleases, may attend consecutive days, or may arrange
an agreeable schedule with the office manager.
Students applying themselves eight hours a
day in his/her course will complete their course on the average as follows:
AV100 Airframe & Powerplant Course -- 80 hours
AV200 Airframe Course -- 56 hours
AV300 Powerplant Course -- 56 hours
AV400 Oral & Practical Course --
32 hours
AV500 Inspection Authorization Course --
32 hours
