Credentialing Assistance A&P Mechanic School
The Army Credentialing Opportunities On-Line (COOL) and Air Force COOL programs provide credentialing assistance for active duty, reserve, and National Guard service members. These programs offer up to $4,000 in funding to cover certifications and licenses, including FAA Airframe and Powerplant (A&P) mechanic training. By utilizing COOL, service members can enhance their technical skills and advance their civilian careers while still serving. US Aviation Academy supports veterans and active-duty personnel in leveraging this funding to pursue A&P certification
available at all campus!
Credentialing Assistance A&P Mechanic Program Overview
Receive up to $4,000 towards your A&P Certificate for Active Duty Army and Air Force, as well as Army Reserve and Army National Guard. The specific training you'll need to complete before being eligible to take the exam required to become a certified A&P Mechanic includes:- Knowledge Exam
- Oral Exam
- Practical Exams
- New training facility.
- Using Credentialing Assistance to Supplement Training Cost.
Credentialing Assistance A&P Mechanic Cost
US Aviation Academy's 8-month and 16-month mechanic training program is approximately $36,000. In addition, we have all the tools you'll need, which can save you even more money. Our competitors cannot match our affordable program, career options, and well-connected partnerships. Competitor:- 21-24 months to complete
- Over $60,000 in costs
- Must buy own tools
- Limited partnerships
- Flexible payment options
- Multiple financing options
- Use for Military Transition Course ($4,000 total cost!)
- Use for Avionic Technician Add-on ($4000 total cost!)
Requirements to Graduate
US Aviation Academy's Mechanic School is required by the FAA for an A&P Certification. Students will need to complete:- Knowledge Exam
- Oral Exam
- Practical Exams
How Often Do New Classes Start?
We offer multiple start times during the year for our mechanics training classes in Denton, TX. Consult with an advisor to find the soonest start time for you!What Types of Jobs Are Available?
Once you pass the A&P Mechanic program and obtain your certification, exciting and diverse job opportunities may be available. Pathways include working in the commercial airlines as a:- Line Mechanics
- Crew Chief
- Base Maintenance Technician
- Maintenance Technician
- Avionics Technician
- Inspector
Why US Aviation Academy Airplane Mechanic School?
US Aviation Academy's A&P Mechanic Program is committed to delivering the highest levels of education to its students. As a fast-paced mechanic school, our curriculum is designed to prepare you for a career as a mechanic in a short amount of time. Partnering with top airlines and industry leaders, our vast network can give your new career an insider boost.VA Approved A&P Mechanic Today
Take the first step towards an exciting career as an airplane mechanic now. Visit US Aviation Academy's Denton, TX campus, contact our admissions team to learn about Airplane Mechanic School.FAQs
Remember, choosing the right program and career path requires careful research and consideration of your goals and circumstances. Don't hesitate to ask further questions and explore all options before deciding.What is an aircraft mechanic school?
An aircraft mechanic school, also known as an Aviation Maintenance
Technician School (AMTS), is a training facility that prepares students to become Aircraft
Maintenance Technicians (AMTs), more commonly referred to as A&P Mechanics. These
specialists are responsible for the safety and reliability of aircraft by performing
maintenance, repairs, and inspections.
What is a Part 147 School?
Part 147 School is an FAA-approved institution that meets strict
curriculum and instructor qualifications to provide structured Aviation Maintenance
Technician (AMT) programs. These schools ensure thorough preparation for the FAA's A&P
Mechanic certification exams and offer valuable hands-on experience through workshops,
projects, and potential industry partnerships.
How long does it take to get your A&P?
The time to earn your A&P certification can vary depending on the program and training
format. Full-time programs at the US Aviation Academy Part 147 schools typically take 12
months.
What is the fastest VA Approved A&P Mechanic program?
12 months of education is the fastest A&P Mechanic program.
What skills will I learn in the Military A&P mechanic program
Military A&P mechanic programs teach the same core skills as civilian programs. Students
will learn everything from basic electricity and welding, physics, computer skills,
problem-solving and more, including:
- Airframe and powerplant systems maintenance and repair
- Electrical and avionics systems troubleshooting
- Aircraft inspections and safety procedures
- Regulations and technical documentation
What certificate will I earn in this program?
VA Approved A&P Mechanic programs prepare students for the same FAA Airframe and Powerplant (A&P) Mechanic Certificate
required for civilian careers. However, you may also receive additional military qualifications applicable within the
armed forces.
Is this a VA Approved A&P Mechanic training?
Many Military A&P mechanic programs are approved for Veteran's Training benefits, such as the GI Bill. Check with the
specific program or Veterans Affairs office for eligibility and benefit details.
Can international students train as aircraft mechanics?
Yes, international students can train as aircraft mechanics in the US with proper documentation and visas and must meet
all FAA requirements.
How much is the average aircraft mechanic's salary?
The average annual salary for A&P mechanics in 2022 was $58,000. However, US Aviation Academy graduates were offered up
to $78,000 starting.