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ARC Training and Curriculum

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By Tom Baine, ARC Program Manager

 

The ARC currently has agreements to provide training for:

  • Kaman Aerospace, Basic Aircraft Assembly & Riveting.

  • U.S. Navy Fleet Readiness Center Southeast (FRCSE), Aircraft Structural Assembly & Repair.

  • Flightstar, Maintenance Human Factors.

We also offer programs through Florida Community College at Jacksonville. 

 

Agreements with other organizations both inside and outside Florida are currently being negotiated at this time.  These include an aerospace organization in California interested in Boeing 757 General Familiarization training for approximately 100 mechanics, a partnership with an airline training facility in South Florida, as well as a military organization in North Carolina interested in sheet metal courses, among others.

 

Current ARC Curriculum being offered and scheduled at present include:

  • Aircraft Structural Assembly & Repair – December 7-11, 2009.

  • Maintenance Human Factors – January 2010 and every quarter through June 2010.

  • Assembly Riveter – January 19, 2010 – March 25, 2010.

 

We have other curriculum available including:

 

We are currently working to activate some of our available but inactive curriculum at present, and we are looking to add new curriculum to best suit the current and future needs of the industry.  Some courses being considered at present include Introduction to Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs), Introduction to In-Flight Service, and possibly a complete, FAA-approved, flight attendant certification program, among others.  All programs can be customized to best fit customer organizational needs.

 

We will continue to conduct focus groups around the state in an effort to get direction from the aviation/aerospace industry for relevant curricula to best suit their needs.  Our advisory council will provide direction towards industry-relevant curricula needs.

 

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