Most projects we are working on uses equipment this is old (obsolete) broken equipment that is missing multiple components. Instructors are however VERY knowledgeable and make up for the trainings shortcomings. When we do work on projects taking apart plane parts, majority of the components are missing as well. We work primarily off of the website canvas. Exercises are majority a waste of time and towards the end of my term here, it got so messed up scheduling wise, we had 1 quiz for the whole week (usually 2-3) and the instructor just gave us the answers to the test because it was over materials that we haven't even covered yet. Very overpriced for the lack of resources as well. It is faster than attending a 2 year course, but a waste of time if you are not able to pass the licensing tests at the end of it. UPDATE: Graduated and received my Powerplant license and working towards airframe. When I graduated throughout that time, majority of the more knowledgeable and available to work with instructors were fired/left so I can attest to the competence of the new staff as of now. To be honest, be prepared to do majority of the learning and research on you own, and on your own time. There is likely nothing the instructors can tell you that you can't find in a book or on you tube. We still have access to the PowerPoints, however for each subject, it is not condensed into one PowerPoint. Meaning that you will likely have to download 10+ PowerPoints just to learn about 1 subject.
Riverside, California · KRIR
Spartan College of Aeronautics and Technology - Riverside Campus
4.1 from 69 Google reviews
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