Aviation
Aviation Sheet Metal
This 124-hour program of study will educate participants in the following aviation sheet metal fabrication skills:
- Corrosion Control
- Positive Tool Control
- Foreign Object Damage
- Flight Line and shop safety
- Personal Protective Equipment
- Sheet Metal hand tools safety and use
- Fuselage stations
- Sheet metal power tools safety and use
- Micrometer care and readings
- Aircraft hardware identification and use
- Proper installation and removal of solid rivets and blind fasteners
- Sheet metal repair
Student responsible for providing: 3 Ring Binder with Paper, safety glasses, hearing protection, shoes that fully cover the foot, cut resistant gloves.
| COURSE ID | START/END DATE | DAY | TIME | LOCATION | FEE |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| AVI-SHTMTL | Aug 8-Jan 18 Meets one Saturday per month | W Sa | 5:30-9:30PM | Havelock | $255.00 |
Advanced Aviation Sheet Metal
| COURSE ID | START/END DATE | DAY | TIME | LOCATION | FEE |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| AVI-ADVMETL | Aug 8-Jan 16 Meets one Saturday per month | W Sa | 5:30-9:30PM | Havelock | $255 |
Contact Information
Kim Zaccardelli, Military Programs Coordinator
(252)444-6013
zaccardk@cravencc.edu
FAA Gen/Airframe Cert. and FAA Gen/Powerplant Exam Preparatory/Cert Course
Craven Community College provides participants with a review of the FAA learning statement guide for Airmen Certification, along with hands-on practical skills review in preparation for the FAA written, oral, and practical exams. Course tuition provides participants with textbooks, prep-ware and exam fees. Exam fees are valid for up to 90 days after the last day of class. To pass the course participants MUST obtain Certification; otherwise their student record will reflect an incomplete status.
Pre-requisite for Enrollment
FAA 8610 Sign-off
- Sign-Off interview – Schedule interview with FAA FSDO Office Greensboro, NC at 336-369-3900
- Craven CC will provide a “HOW TO” Guide on preparing the 8610 package. Please request from Kim Zaccardelli
- FAA Airmen Certification
- FAA 8610 form
Tuition
- Cash, Check, Credit Card or Debit Card
- Third Party Sponsorship-Scholarship
- Student Loan
- Veteran Affairs Benefits
2019
| COURSE ID | START/END DATE | DAY | TIME | LOCATION | FEE |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| AMAF-7193 | Feb 4-Jun 11 | MT | 5:30-9:30PM | Havelock | $1,648 |
| AMPP-7191 | Feb 6-Jun 14 | WTh | 5:30-9:30PM | Havelock | $1,648 |
| AMAF-7193 | Feb 4-Jun 11 | MT | 5:30-9:30PM | New River | $1,648 |
| AMPP-7191 | Feb 6-Jun 14 | WTh | 5:30-9:30PM | New River | $1,648 |
| AMAF-7193 | Aug 5-Dec 17 | MT | 5:30-9:30PM | Havelock | $1,648 |
| AMPP-7191 | Aug 7-Dec 19 | WTh | 5:30-9:30PM | Havelock | $1,648 |
Contact Information
Kim Zaccardelli, Military Programs Coordinator
(252)444-6013
zaccardk@cravencc.edu
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Avionics Electronic Technician NCATT AET Certification
Avionics is a specialization within electronic maintenance and repair. It focuses on aircraft electronics, but encompasses a wide range of job types. An avionics aircraft technician is a specialist who is responsible for all the electronics aboard an aircraft as well as the wiring that connects to the electrical system.
The national pay for an Avionics Electronic Technicians according to the Indeed organization is $11.75 to $43.20 per hour, with an average annual salary of $52,000. To be eligible for a career in this field, you must have your NCATT AET Certification.
The NCATT AET Certification training program at Craven Community College is taught in a hands-on learning environment; creating an opportunity to practice what you learn. Students will perform the skills learned in the aviation electronics lab and on aircraft that are available onsite during the training. The course learning objectives are outlined in the National Center for Aerospace and Transportation Technologies AET Standards Manual.
Textbooks for this course are:
Avionics: Fundamentals of Aircraft Electronics by Aviotek ISBN: 978-1-933189-36-9
Avionics: Fundamental of Aircraft Electronics Workbook by Aviotek ISBN: 1-933189-28-2
GROL + Radar manual by Gordon West ISBN: 9780945053613
| COURSE ID | START/END DATE | DAY | TIME | LOCATION | FEE |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| AET-AETCERT | Feb 6-May 24 | TWTh | 5:30-9:30PM | Havelock | $265 |
| AET-AETCERT | Jun 5-Sep 20 | TWTh | 5:30-9:30PM | Havelock | $265 |
Contact Information
Kim Zaccardelli, Military Programs Coordinator
(252)444-6013
zaccardk@cravencc.edu
Avionic Basic System Integration an AET Certification Endorsement
This course provides participants with hands on learning experience in the Avionics Lab that is located within the FAA Part 147 Aviation Systems Technology Center. The knowledge and skills learned will prepare participants to perform Basic Avionic System Installation and Integration procedures in compliance with the NCATT AET Certification Endorsement standards.
This program outline includes the following learning objectives:
- Basic Electronic Review
- Solid State Devices
- Basic Test Equipment
- Electrical Characteristics
- General Radio Communication Theory
- Antennas
- Transmission Lines
- Radio Receivers
- Direct conversion receivers
- Super Regenerative Receivers
- Installation Project Management
- Project Administration
- Project Execution
- Project Completion
- Configurations
- Wire and Cable
- Connectors
- Bonding and Grounding
- Electrical Hardware and Wire Support
- LRU Fasteners and Installation
- Wiring Installation
- Circuit Protection
- Avionics Integration
- Data Bus
- Load Analysis
- RVSM
- Paperwork
- Antenna Installation
The National Pay for an Avionics Electronic Technicians according to the Indeed organization is $11.75 to $43.20 per hours, with an average annual salary of $68,713, new workers typically start at $42,939 annually and highly experienced workers can earn up to $78,528 annually.
Textbooks for this course are:
Avionics: Fundamentals of Aircraft Electronics by Aviotek ISBN: 978-1-933189-36-9
Avionics: Fundamentals of Aircraft Electronics Workbook by Aviotek ISBN: 1-933189-28-2
GROL + Radar Manual by Gordon West ISBN: 9780945053613
| COURSE ID | START/END DATE | DAY | TIME | LOCATION | FEE |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| AET-BASICS | Jun 9-Dec 15 | Sa | 7AM-1PM | Havelock | $262 |
Contact Information
Kim Zaccardelli, Military Programs Coordinator
(252)444-6013
zaccardk@cravencc.edu
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Automotive
Onboard Diagnostic (OBD) Emissions II Inspection
Keep your essential certifications up-to-date. This course certifies vehicle emission inspectors in accordance with state law. Information at: www.ncdot.gov/dmv/vehicle. Course cost consists of tuition and equipment usage fee.
| COURSE ID | START/END DATE | DAY | TIME | LOCATION | FEE |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| More classes coming soon! | |||||
Contact Information
Keith Williams, Director of Customized Training and Service Programs
(252)638-7353
williamske@cravencc.edu
Safety Inspection
This short course offers Initial/Renewal Certification for vehicle safety inspectors in accordance with state law. The instructor provides course materials.
| COURSE ID | START/END DATE | DAY | TIME | LOCATION | FEE |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 52548 | Jan 15-17 | TTh | 6-10PM | StCtr 129 | $70 |
| 52549 | Mar 12-14 | TTh | 6-10PM | StCtr 129 | $70 |
| 52550 | May 21-23 | TTh | 6-10PM | StCtr 129 | $70 |
| 52551 | Jul 16-18 | TTh | 6-10PM | StCtr 129 | $70 |
| 52552 | Sep 17-19 | TTh | 6-10PM | StCtr 129 | $70 |
| 52553 | Nov 12-14 | TTh | 6-10PM | StCtr 129 | $70 |
Contact Information
Keith Williams, Director of Customized Training and Service Programs
(252)638-7353
williamske@cravencc.edu
Commercial Driver License
The Class “A” Commercial License (CDL) course provides students with training to:
- inspect and operate tractor-trailers
- assume driving responsibilities on the road
The Class “B” Commercial License (CDL) course provides students with training to:
- inspect and operate straight trucks
- assume driving responsibilities on the road
Emphasis is placed on:
- vehicle inspections
- defensive driving
- range maneuvers
- motor carrier safety regulations and certification
- trip planning
- cargo planning
- size/weight laws
- general maintenance procedures
- accident prevention
- owner operator overview
- hours of service
Program Outcomes
After satisfactory completion of all course requirements, students are prepared to take the NC Department of Motor Vehicles Class “A”/Class “B” Commercial Driver License examination. Additionally, students receive a Federal Motor Safety Administration Entry-level Driver Training Certificate and a Craven Community College Certificate of Completion.
Contact Information
Jeff Schulze, Workforce Development Coordinator
Brock Administration Building, Room 129
800 College Court, New Bern, NC 28562
(252)638-5467
schulzej@cravencc.edu
Intro to Home Brewing
Raise your glass to a new learning opportunity at Craven Community College. Designed for entry-level homebrewers with little or no experience, Introduction to Homebrewing teaches students an understanding of beer styles, brewing technologies and hands-on experience in brewing a beer and tasting beer, in a safe environment. Each class is limited to 15 students. Makes a great gift too! Textbook, How To Brew: Everything You Need to Know to Brew Great Beer Every Time, is included in the cost of the class.
Requirements
Minimum age 21 years old at time of registration. Sign liability waiver release forms. Be ready to have fun.
Weekly Course Outline:
- Introductions and Expectations
- Grains, Hops, and Extracts
- Adjuncts and Yeast
- Chemicals, Sanitation, Equipment
- Fermentation
- Planning a Brew Day
- Brewing a Batch of Beer
- Recipe Formulation
- Bottling a Batch of Beer
- All Grain Preparation Brewing
- Mashing
- Sampling Beer and Graduation
| COURSE ID | START/END DATE | DAY | TIME | LOCATION | FEE |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
SOLD OUT - Register for Wait List | Jan 15-Apr 2 | T | 6-9PM | Kelso 109 | $180 |
| 53015 | May 7-Jul 23 | T | 6-9PM | Kelso 105 | $180 |
| TBD | Oct 1-Dec 17 | T | 6-9PM | TBD | $180 |
Contact Information
Jeff Schulze, Workforce Development Coordinator
Brock Administration Building, Room 129
800 College Court, New Bern, NC 28562
(252) 638-5467, schulzej@cravencc.edu
Manufacturing Career Pathway
Manufacturing careers require specific skills and knowledge to be successful in this industry. The Manufacturing Career Pathway program provides participants with entry-level skills for employment in the manufacturing industry. Learn more about the Manufacturing Career Pathway program.
Small Engine Repair
If you are interested in a small engine repair class, please click the following link:
Small Engine Repair Interest List
Contact Information
Jeff Schulze, Workforce Development Coordinator
Brock Administration Building, Room 129
800 College Court, New Bern, NC 28562
(252) 638-5467, schulzej@cravencc.edu
Veteran Transition and Preparatory Training
Military Academic Skills Program
Open up further employment and education opportunities by improving your academic skills. This course focuses on reading, grammar, and mathematics skills, Class meets every weekday for 8 hours over a three week period. Upon completion, students are tested on the Testing of Basic Education (TABE) test to determine improvement from initial TABE test taken on the first day of class. For addition information, contact Kim Zaccardelli at (252)444-6013 or zaccardk@cravencc.edu
2018
| COURSE ID | START/END DATE | DAY | TIME | LOCATION | FEE |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| HRD-MASP | Mar 12-30 | M-F | 730AM-430PM | MCAS CP | $180 |
| HRD-MASP | Apr 9-27 | M-F | 730AM-430PM | MCAS CP | $180 |
| HRD-MASP | May 7-25 | M-F | 730AM-430PM | MCAS CP | $180 |
| HRD-MASP | Jun 4-22 | M-F | 730AM-430PM | MCAS CP | $180 |
| HRD-MASP | Aug 6-24 | M-F | 730AM-430PM | MCAS CP | $180 |
| HRD-MASP | Sep 10-28 | M-F | 730AM-430PM | MCAS CP | $180 |
| HRD-MASP | Oct 15-Nov 2 | M-F | 730AM-430PM | MCAS CP | $180 |
Tools for Advanced Manufacturing for Veterans
Learn how to transfer your military skills and experience to civilian careers in the manufacturing industry. The Tools for Advanced Manufacturing for Veterans (TAMV) class teaches participants how to transfer their military skills and experience onto their resume in language that is recognized by the manufacturing industry. The ultimate goal for this program is to prepare participants for careers and connect them with career opportunities in North Carolina. Upon completion participants will receive the following certifications and certificates, as well as awareness to skill sets that lead to employment in various different industries:
- Innovation Design – Create Opportunities to Develop Solutions
- Lean Six Sigma Yellow Belt Certification
- OSHA 30-Hour Industrial Safety Certification
- Forklift Operator Certification
- Precision Measurement in Manufacturing
- Welding Certification Awareness
- ACT WorkKeys National Career Readiness Certificate
- Resume Enhancement, Interviewing Skills and Job Search
- USAJobs
- Personal Style Preference Awareness
The program is FREE for Veterans and Service members. For additional information and class dates and times, contact Kim Zaccardelli at (252)444-6013 or zaccardk@cravencc.edu.
2019
| COURSE ID | START/END DATE | DAY | TIME | LOCATION | FEE |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| BUS-MANUFAC | Jan 7-25 | M-F | 8AM-5PM | Havelock | FREE |
Contact Information
Kim Zaccardelli, Military Programs Coordinator
(252)444-6013
zaccardk@cravencc.edu
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