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An Aircraft Structural Technician program will teach a student to repair, install, and manufacture parts and components of an aircraft. As an Aircraft Structural Technician you will also inspects and verify the installation and operation of the components affected using test and measuring equipment as required.

A student entering the Aircraft Structural Technician program should have a strong mathematical background, as courses in applied physics, applied mathematics, and aero dynamics are throughly studied and tested throughout the program. The Aircraft Structural Technician program will generally take 4 years to complete.

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