Moore Norman Technology Center

What started as Boeing’s request for hands-on, customized training quickly became a game changer. Engineers stepped into the classroom to experience the systems they design, sharpening problem-solving and real-world decision-making skills.

As the program grew, its impact expanded and the curriculum is now aligning with a nationally recognized certification to strengthen its long-term value. By investing in MNTC’s real-world training, the partnership helps professionals work smarter, design better, and stay ahead in a fast-moving industry.✈️

Boeing grant helps funds new aerospace program Boeing grant helps funds new aerospace program

New class starts next month! 🗓️

Stop guessing, start driving! Master the basic maintenance skills to keep your car road-ready. This beginner friendly, hands-on course is designed for the everyday drivers.

Learn essential knowledge to keep your car running smoothly. 🚗

Each Saturday you will learn something new and put your knowledge to practice. You won't regret taking the time to develop your car maintenance skills.

Basic Car Care Learn how to check essential fluids, inspect tire wear/pressure, recognize dashboard warning lights, and perform simple maintenance.

🛣️ The 3-Wheel Basic Rider Course is recommended for all experience levels from the “never ridden at all” student to the experienced rider with no formal training. Classroom and on-cycle experiences introduce basic motorcycle operations to the student and help develop street-riding strategies.

Be safer on the road!⤵️

3 Wheel Basic Rider Course ↵ The 3-Wheel Basic Rider Course is recommended for all experience levels from the “never ridden at all” student to the experienced rider with no formal training. Classroom and on-cycle experiences introduce basic motorcycle operations to the student and help develop street-riding strategies.

Moore Norman Technology Center is home to over 250 full-time faculty and staff. We also employ well over 100 adjunct instructors and part-time staff members.

See current openings⤵️

Employment Opportunities Available at Moore Norman Technology Center. HIRING NOW! Applicants are encouraged to learn more about MNTC employment opportunities and apply online or download and print an application.

Recent graduate credits her son and support from others for giving her the chance to pursue a career in aviation maintenance.

Jessica Johnson’s biggest cheerleader is also her source of motivation. 📣 That No. 1 fan is Miles, Johnson’s 17-year-old son.

📖 Read more about her decision to make a career change into aviation maintenance.

A Mother's Motivation: A Chance to Pursue Career in Aviation Maintenance Student credits her son and support from others for giving her the chance to pursue career in aviation maintenance. Jessica Johnson’s biggest cheerleader is also her source of motivation. That No. 1 fan is Miles, Johnson’s 17-year-old son.

Better together! ⭐️ Members of our leadership team spent the day collaborating with fellow leaders at Jenks Public Schools. Great ideas were shared on everything from Board of Education norms to promoting a positive district culture. We love learning from our peers so we can keep making MNTC the best place for our students to thrive! ✨

Did you know that high school students learn how to inspect and perform maintenance, preventative maintenance, and alteration of aircraft and aircraft systems in the Aviation Maintenance Technology program at MNTC? Students graduate with the skills and experience required to pass the General written exam administered by the FAA. It's a great start to building a career in the aviation industry. 🛫

To complete the entire A&P program with certification, high school graduates will need to enroll as an adult full-time for 13 months to complete the Airframe and Powerplant sections and will gain the skills and experience required to pass the Airframe Mechanic and the Powerplant Mechanic exams administered by the FAA.

MNTC's Aviation Maintenance Technology program is certified under Part 147 of the Federal Aviation Regulations and offers FAA-approved and supervised curriculum. ✈️

Are you considering a new career? Take a look at AVIATION 👀

Learn how to inspect and perform maintenance, preventative maintenance, and alteration of aircraft and aircraft systems in the Aviation Maintenance Technology program at MNTC.

Students graduate with the skills and experience required to pass the Airframe Mechanic and the Powerplant Mechanic exams administered by the FAA. It's a great start to building a career in the aviation industry. 🛫

MNTC's Aviation Maintenance Technology program is certified under Part 147 of the Federal Aviation Regulations and offers FAA-approved and supervised curriculum. ✈️

Aviation Maintenance Technology (Adult) ↵ Adult Students only Inspect and perform maintenance, preventive maintenance, and alteration of aircraft and aircraft systems. You’ll graduate with the skills and experience required to pass the Airframe Mechanic and the Powerplant Mechanic exams administered by the FAA. MNTC’s Aviation Maint...

The aviation industry continues to grow in Oklahoma. 🛫

Jump on board if you are ready for a career change. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, aircraft mechanics and service technicians in Oklahoma start earning between:
$23.94 - $56.32 Hourly
$49,800 - $117,150 Annually

MNTC offers affordable training for adults. Take a look at our Aviation Maintenance Technology program costs. 🔍

Aviation Maintenance Technology Adult | Program Costs Prices are estimated and subject to change without notice. Visit the Aviation Maintenance Technology Adult program page for the most current cost information. For questions regarding program costs, please contact the Bursar Office by phone at 405.801.5091 or 405.801.5090, or email [email protected].