Crimson Technical College Offering Quality Education in Aviation Maintenance
Crimson Technical College can be traced back to late 1930’s when California Flyers, Inc. School of Aeronautics was located at Mines Field, which is now Los Angeles International Airport. In 2008, Crimson Aero Corporation acquired the campus in Inglewood under the name of Crimson Technical College with the goal of offering quality education in aviation maintenance to students around the world. Crimson Technical College is dedicated to providing quality skill-based programs that provide students with the knowledge, education, and credentials needed to launch, enhance, or change careers. This college training is based on industry standards. By teaching students the skills and knowledge needed, we empower them to successfully pursue their individual career goals. By serving a diverse, multicultural student body, we promote teamwork, pride, and respect for the individual and others.
Before being admitted to Crimson Technical College, a prospective student must have an interview with an Admissions Representative and be accepted by the admissions committee. One of the most major programs offered by this institute is:
- Airframe & Powerplant (A&P)
This program is divided into 14 units of instruction. The curriculum includes three general units, five Airframe units, and five Powerplant units and an Inspection and Review unit. Each unit lasts five weeks and covers a specific area of aircraft maintenance and repair. |
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