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This pathway helps prepare students with the knowledge and skills necessary for continued education and, ultimately, a successful career in Aviation Maintenance occupations. Electronics technicians apply electronic theory, electrical testing procedures and related knowledge to lay-out, build, test, troubleshoot, repair, and overhaul electronic equipment. A technician might service the industrial controls on a factory floor, repair missile control systems for the government or specialize in cars and trucks, installing and repairing sound and alarm systems.Wherever your future takes you, you’ll be working with computer programs, automated systems, and, of course, electricity. Many industries today, from manufacturing to telecommunications, depend on electrical equipment — as well as the people who keep that equipment running safely and efficiently.
These pathways of study enable students:
- To obtain necessary skills through high quality classroom, laboratory, and field instruction
- To earn professional certifications required for employment
- To transition to postsecondary level institutions for additional education opportunities
Your Options
- Non-Transfer Two-Year program available at Olathe Advanced Technical Center (Aviation Electronics)
