Develop the essential skills required to thrive at the forefront of aerospace innovation and ensure impeccable quality throughout the production process. This program empowers you to become a vital contributor in enhancing manufacturing processes and maintaining impeccable quality standards.
Course length
14 weeks
Weekly time commitment
20 hours
Tuition
$3,620*
With your Aerospace Quality Technician Certificate, you’ll master the precision needed for upholding top quality standards in aerospace manufacturing. During the program, you’ll build a deep knowledge and mastery of the aircraft manufacturing process and learn to reduce development costs, decrease maintenance expenses and increase safety and customer satisfaction. Course content includes aircraft configuration, construction, regulations, electricity and safety. Launch your fulfilling, rewarding career in aerospace manufacturing today.
Aerospace engineering technologists and technicians in Ohio earn an average salary of $73,640 per year.
Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
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Aerospace Quality Inspector
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Aerospace Quality Technician
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Aerospace Auditor
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Airworthiness Inspector
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Aerospace Materials Tester
We believe higher education should be accessible to everyone. You can choose to pay in full or enroll in a convenient payment plan. Connect with an admissions counselor to explore the payment options available to you.
Total cost of program
$3,620*
*Payment Plan Details: Enrollment requires a minimum deposit of $500. Installment payments will begin 30 days after the course start date.
Do you have a keen interest in manufacturing and an innate drive to solve interesting problems?
Are you searching for a career path that lets you join the workforce in a relatively short amount of time?
Are you eager to acquire hands-on skills and apply them in a manufacturing environment?
Can you thrive in a dynamic setting, where adaptability and quick thinking are key?
Does the idea of working collaboratively with a team excite you?
Are you meticulous, with a knack for working with your hands and with heavy machinery?
