Aviation & Travel Careers

North Orange County Community College District Board Of Trustees: Dr. Barbara Dunsheath Ed Lopez Stephen T. Blount Molly McClanahan Jacqueline Rodarte Jeffrey P. Brown Ryan Bent Cheryl A.Marshall,Ed.D., Chancellor Dr. JoAnna Schilling, President, Cypress College The North Orange County Community College District, in compliance with all applicable Federal and Stae laws, does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, ancestry, marital status, age, religion, disability, sex, or sexual orientation in any of its policies, procedures, or practices. The District is also committed to maintaining campuses that are free of harassment, drugs, and alcohol. A copy of the District’s full policy on non-discrimination, sexual harassment, sexual assault treatment and counseling, and maintenance of a drugfree environment is available in the District’s Human Resources Office.

This brochure is funded by the Federal Perkins IV Grant in support of Career Technical Education Programs

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We offer the following certificates and degrees in airline customer service, aviation management, flight attendant, homeland security, travel and tourism, and UAS/ Drones: • Basic Certificate (18 Units) • Advanced Certificate (36 Units) • Associate in Science Degree (60 Units)

Aviation & Travel Careers

Aviation Certificate I - Private Pilot(16 units) Aviation Certificate II - Instrument Pilot (23 units) Aviation Certificate III -Commercial Pilot (32 units) Aviation Certificate IV - Advanced Pilot (36 units) A.S. Degree Commercial Pilot (60 units) Coursework is transferable. Please refer to the Cypress College catalog for course descriptions and degree requirements. Course availability can be found in the Class Schedule or on www.cypresscollege.edu.

Places Our Graduates Work Major airlines and airports including: • American Airlines • Alaska Airlines • Delta Airlines • JetBlue • Southwest Airlines • United Airlines • U.S. Airways • Asiana Airlines • Boeing • Long Beach Airport • Disney Travel • Norwegian Cruise Lines • Travel Agencies

Experienced Instructors

At Cypress, you will find that all of our skilled instructors currently work, or have worked extensively in the aviation and travel industry.

Our instructors provide students with inside connections, offer valuable insight, and practical advice. This helps students gain a critical edge in the industry and avoid the common mistakes made while applying for these exciting and competitive careers.

CYPRESS COLLEGE

Career Technical Education Aviation and Travel Careers 9200 Valley View St. Cypress, CA 90630-5897 (714) 484-7000

evaldez@cypresscollege.edu jjepson@cypresscollege.edu Program Information (714) 484-7004 Program Coordinator (714) 484-7253 Program Counselor (714) 484-7074 careers.cypresscollege.edu

Go Places!

Pilot Flight Attendant Airline Customer Service Aviation Management Homeland Security Travel/Tourism UAS/Drone

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Careers Airline/Airfield/Flight Ops Agent

Commercial Airline Pilot Flight Attendant Manager Airline/Aviation Travel and Tourism Specialist UAV/Drone Operator

Education Required

Salary Range*

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College courses, AS Degree, and/or FAA cert. $24.660 - 87,880+ Entry Level - FAA Pilot License, B.A for Advanced Cypress $32,300 -+ 208,000+ College courses, A.S. Degree, and/or FAA cert. $26,570 - 78,650+ Associates Degree and FAA certification $42,714 - 94,049+ College courses preferred $25,670 - 83,030+ College courses preferred $39,000 - 98,000+

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What are the Benefits?

What Does It Take to Get Hired?

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Why Cypress College?

We have been providing the Aviation and Travel industries with first-rate employees for more than fifty years. You will find that the low cost makes our program an excellent value.

You can earn transferable credits, certificates, and A.S. degrees while attending a beautiful and centrally located campus in North Orange County.

How Long Does the Program Take?

Students typically begin by working toward a Basic Certificate, that does not require General Education (GE) units. The basic certificate takes 1 to 2 semesters to complete depending on how many classes you want to take per semester. Advanced Certificates and Degrees take 2-4 semesters.

Qualifications for most Aviation & Travel

Careers: • Two Years of College (Degree preferred) • Customer Service Experience • Drugs, alcohol, security screen • Excellent physical condition • First Aid & CPR (Airline and Cruise only) • Math & English Skills

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What Do Our Alumni Say? “People ask me all the time about school and when I say that I attended the Cypress College Aviation & Travel Careers Program, they’re shocked that there is actually a program that specializes in airline jobs like flight attendant, pilot, agent, and aviation manager. They’re so interested in knowing what it’s about and if it helped me. I explain to them that it was the best decision I’ve ever made because it helped guide me in the right direction to become what I’ve always wanted.”

- Katy, United Airlines Flight Attendant

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Career Advancement

There are many executive - level positions in the aviation and travel industry. Most management promotions are filled from within the company.

Earning Potential

Salaries are competitive with those at other major corporations throughout the United States. Some corporations offer stock option incentives and profit sharing benefits.

Typical Other Benefits Include: Medical/Dental 401K or Retirement Plan Free and/or reduced travel rate

Please send me program information on: Airline Customer Service Pilot Flight Attendant Travel/Tourism Homeland Transportation Security Specific Question _______________________________________ Name:________________________________ Address:_______________________________ City/State/Zip:_________________________ Phone:________________________________ Email:_________________________________

“Before Ohio State, I was at Cypress College.

Loved it! I am now a Falcon 2000 Captain with NetJets.”

- Scott, NetJets Pilot

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