Career Growth
Why Work on My A&P?
The A&P (Airframe and Powerplant) is a lifetime federal certification issued by the FAA. Once earned, it does not expire and grants legal authority to perform maintenance on aircraft and their components.
For many aviation professionals, earning an A&P is about expanding career options, increasing long-term stability, and gaining a credential with lasting value across the industry.
Focused FAA Exam Review
At AMT Schools, we help aviation maintenance professionals leverage their existing experience through focused FAA exam review and knowledge and skills strengthening.
We are not a Part 147 school. Our focus is helping individuals who are eligible to test turn their maintenance experience into confident performance on the FAA written, oral, and practical exams.
Ten years in, ten to go. Comfortable. No real rush, right?
Here’s the truth: the longer you wait, the more you’re leaving on the table. Every year you hold your A&P while still in uniform makes your resume stronger. Ten years of experience beats two every single time.
Build real experience while you’re still getting paid by the Army. That’s a no-brainer. Don’t wait until you’re getting out. Get your A&P now.
Next Steps
- Expand career options
- Increase geographic flexibility
- Support long-term advancement
- Prepare with confidence
Key Benefits
What Your A&P Can Do
An A&P can help you build on the aviation maintenance experience you already have while giving you more flexibility in where you work and how you continue to grow.
More Career Opportunities
An A&P certification can help turn your existing aviation maintenance experience into access to a wider range of positions. Employers value technicians who pair hands-on experience with recognized credentials and professional standards.
- Commercial aviation
- General aviation
- Repair stations
- Corporate aviation
- Government and contractor positions
- Maintenance roles with greater responsibility and advancement potential
Greater Geographic Flexibility
One of the biggest advantages of earning your A&P is the ability to apply your maintenance experience in more locations. Because the certification is recognized nationwide, it can give you greater freedom to relocate or pursue positions in different parts of the country.
Whether you want to stay local or expand your options, an A&P can make your skills more portable.
Increased Professional Value
Earning your A&P shows initiative, discipline, and commitment to your profession. It helps formalize the value of the experience you already bring to the field and may lead to stronger job security, increased confidence, and more career mobility over time.
Potential College Credit
For some professionals, earning an A&P may also support broader educational goals. In certain cases, this certification and related experience may help when pursuing college credit or further academic advancement.
That makes your A&P valuable not only in the workplace, but also as part of your long-term professional development.
Exam Prep Paths
Prepare with Purpose
Passing the FAA exams often requires focused preparation. Even experienced maintenance professionals can benefit from reviewing key subject areas, strengthening weak points, and improving confidence before testing through our FAA exam prep programs.
Written Exam Prep
Focused review for the three FAA written exams to help you prepare thoroughly and efficiently.
Oral & Practical Prep
Targeted preparation designed to strengthen your knowledge and skills so you can approach the Oral & Practical exam with greater confidence.
Learn from Experienced Instructors
Our instructors understand the demands of FAA testing and work with aviation maintenance professionals who are serious about earning the credential. We provide professional, supportive guidance to help you stay focused, prepared, and ready for exam day.
Take the Next Step
If you are ready to leverage your experience, expand your opportunities, and move closer to earning your A&P, contact AMT Schools to get started.
