Aeronautical Science Pathway Students
Check out the schedule and classes offered:
Yesterday I dropped down to the Museum of Flight as a guest speaker at the Aeronautical Science Pathway program. And I gifted the students a copy of Flight to Success. These students are already on the path to success!
Aeronautical Science Pathway is a program for High School Juniors and Seniors in the Puget Sound Region where they get free college credits while in high school!
These students are fast-tracking their college education in pursuit of becoming a Professional Pilot or looking into the field of Aviation in Operations Management! I actually met a couple students that I know I will be flying with before I retire!
Check out the schedule and classes offered:
Year 1: 2016-2017
1st Semester
AVIA 103
Aviation History and Careers
AVIA 109
Intro to Unmanned Aerial Systems
AVIA 111
Private Pilot Ground School
5 credits per course | 15 credits total
2nd Semester
AVIA 112
Aircraft Systems
AVIA 123
Aviation Weather/Meteorology
AVIA 129
Unmanned Vehicle Basics
5 credits per course | 15 credits total
Year 2: 2017-2018
1st Semester
AVIA 211
Aerodynamics for Pilots
AVIA 217
Aviation Security
AVIA 270
Air Traffic Control
5 credits per course | 15 credits total
2nd Semester
AVIA 110
Airline Operations
AVIA 212
Aviation Safety and Human Factors
AVIA 214
Airport Management
5 credits per course | 15 credits total
1st Semester
AVIA 103
Aviation History and Careers
AVIA 109
Intro to Unmanned Aerial Systems
AVIA 111
Private Pilot Ground School
5 credits per course | 15 credits total
2nd Semester
AVIA 112
Aircraft Systems
AVIA 123
Aviation Weather/Meteorology
AVIA 129
Unmanned Vehicle Basics
5 credits per course | 15 credits total
Year 2: 2017-2018
1st Semester
AVIA 211
Aerodynamics for Pilots
AVIA 217
Aviation Security
AVIA 270
Air Traffic Control
5 credits per course | 15 credits total
2nd Semester
AVIA 110
Airline Operations
AVIA 212
Aviation Safety and Human Factors
AVIA 214
Airport Management
5 credits per course | 15 credits total
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Enjoy the Journey and
Have a GREAT weekend!
XOX Karlene
Wow... :) So, Karlene, how is this program
ReplyDeleteFIT into their schedule?
Did you do any learning on your own, about
FLYING, when you were their age?
Paul, these students attend high school all day, and then they go back to class from 3:45 to 6 pm. It's quite a schedule and you seriously must applaud their efforts.
DeleteI wish something like this had been available. At their age I was working full time after school... back then students could work 40 hours per week. And then the days I wasn't working, I was at the airport study flight lessons.
But, I think this is just awesome!!
Thanks for your comment.