Cape Cod Community College is home to the region’s premiere education and training program for Aviation Maintenance Technology (AMT). Our state-of-the-art facilities at Plymouth Municipal Airport include four hangars filled with real aircraft, where we have been preparing students for successful careers in aviation since 2017.
With the growing demand for AMT professionals both locally and nationally, we’ve expanded our program to partner directly with high schools. By enrolling your students in the AMT Pathways Program, they can begin their journey toward an exciting career in aviation while still in high school.
AMT Pathways Information Session
Join us to learn more about Cape Cod Community College's Aviation Maintenance Technology (AMT) "Choose Aerospace" Pathways Program, where high school students can start their journey toward a degree and career in aviation maintenance while still in school!
What is the AMT Pathways Program?
Option One: Cohort Enrollment in Partnership with a Participating High School
Cape Cod Community College's (4C's) AMT Pathways Program is structured for partnering high schools to deliver the classroom instruction. This setup requires an official partnership with the participating school system, which incorporates the curriculum into their schedule and provides a high school teacher to lead the classroom instruction for a group of students. The lab sessions are conducted by a 4C's AMT Instructor at the college's Aviation Center located at Plymouth Municipal Airport. Through this unique partnership structure, students will engage in learning with their high school teacher, under the guidance of a FAA Certified Instructor, helping them acquire critical skills in aviation maintenance.
Option Two: Individual Student Enrollment
Individual students interested in enrolling in our AMT Pathways program will be required to have an assigned teacher at their high school to support their progress. This dedicated support ensures students stay on track and receive the guidance they need to complete their training.
Important Note: Students must be in their junior year (11th grade) at the beginning of Module 1 to participate in this program.
How Does It Work?
In partnership with Choose Aerospace, students will engage with a nationally recognized e-learning platform, combining online tools like video lectures, e-books, and virtual/augmented reality simulations, with classroom and hands-on lab training on real aircraft at Aviation Center in Plymouth.
Program Benefits for Your Students: Students who successfully complete the approximately 500-hour AMT Pathways Program curriculum (including all required labs) will be eligible to:
Program Cost: $1,658 per student. One-year program / 2 learning modules, $829 per module. Payment plans available. Scholarships are need-based.
Program Schedule: 2-3 days/afternoons per week engaged in classroom and working hands-on in our labs at Plymouth Municipal Airport. The lab sessions are a crucial component of this program and are required to successfully complete the program.
The 2-module program is offered over the course of one year (January - December) and is intended for use in a high school classroom (years 11 and 12), but the modular content facilitates a flexible approach to meet a wide-range of schedule and program needs. However, students must be in their junior year (11th grade) to participate in this program.
Group Cohorts Encouraged
We encourage schools to enroll student cohorts! Program schedules are fully customizable based on your school’s needs and availability. Contact Mary Conklin, Associate Director of Career and Technical Education, at 508-375-5010 or email mconklin@239877.com to learn how this program can be integrated into your school’s curriculum.
Set Your Students Up for Success in Aviation: The AMT Pathways Program prepares students for thriving careers in aviation. Our graduates have entered fields including:
Orientation Sessions are available and we’ll come to you. We will gladly come right to your school to host an information session for you and your students or host a group of your students at our state of the art Aviation Maintenance Technology Program facility in Plymouth.
Mary Conklin
Phone: 508-375-5010
Email: mconklin@239877.com