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Our Vision and Mission:
Get certified fast with comprehensive courses that can take your career in aircraft maintenance to new heights.
Executive Summary
Sprott Learning: Aeronautics
A training and certification center for aircraft maintenance workers who want to take their careers to the next level
What We Offer
Certification courses for aircraft maintenance
Our Students
Active duty military, veterans, and civilian air maintenance workers
Soar to new heights in aircraft maintenance
Our Story
Aircraft maintenance work isn’t for just anyone. It’s for the go-getters and high-flyers who love going above and beyond, and don’t mind getting their hands dirty while they’re doing it.
Sprott’s School of Aviation was established to give these high-caliber workers a boost so they can soar into the next stage of their careers. Offering accelerated certification courses that cover the key skills and qualifications they need to go further, Sprott’s puts its students on the fast track to success.
Whether you’re active duty military, a veteran, or a civilian, you can get trained and certified in:
FCC GROL
NCATT AET
A&P
And more
About Founder Richard Sprott
Richard Sprott is an experienced aircraft maintainer and award-winning instructor. He has over 10,000 teaching hours, and holds a Bachelor’s of Science Degree in Occupational Safety and Health from Embry Riddle Aeronautical University.
Sprott began his 15+ year career working on aircraft when he enlisted in the United States Air Force as an F-16 Crew Chief. Demonstrating his aptitude and versatility by excelling on the flight line, phase dock, and aircraft cannibalization dock, Sprott was awarded the coveted Leo Marquez Award for his excellence in aircraft maintenance and was hand-selected to become an instructor at Sheppard AFB, Texas.
In his three years as an aviation maintenance instructor, Sprott developed a passion for teaching. When he was later deployed to Korea, he continued to hone his craft, working in the fighter wing’s training flight, for which he was awarded Instructor of the Year.
Later on his Korea tour, Sprott was promoted to Development and Instruction Element Chief. In addition to teaching courses, he managed a team of instructors and developed full curriculums for aircraft maintenance students, including courses, tests, and lesson plans.
As a devoted husband and father of two sons, Sprott has firsthand knowledge of the balancing act involved in working a demanding career while still making time for professional development and a thriving home life. His vision for Sprott Learning: Aeronautics includes creating opportunities for aircraft maintenance workers to further their education so they can soar both professionally and personally.
