For over 80 years, Atlanta has been a hub for aviation, home to Delta Air Lines and one of the world’s busiest airports. That same industry-driven energy powers AIM’s Atlanta Metro campus, where students train for hands-on careers in aviation and welding.
Programs & Courses Offered at Atlanta Metro
About AIM’s Atlanta Metro Campus
After outgrowing our original location in Lawrenceville, AIM relocated to a 112,000-square-foot facility in Duluth. Since 2010, we’ve grown into a dynamic space with 30 classrooms, training labs built for real-world practice, and an expansive aircraft hangar—complete with taxi space and an indoor engine test cell.
While impressive in their own right, the physical spaces only tell one side of the story. It’s what happens inside—the knowledge gained, and the relationships created—that sets our campus apart. As one of the handful of aviation maintenance schools in the country where you can obtain both A&P Certification training and an associate degree in less than two years, we pride ourselves on our flexibility and quality standards.
A Few Highlights
- Hands-on experience: Work with industry-standard avionics equipment, 15 turbine engine trainers, dozens of reciprocal engine trainers, simulators, and even our newly acquired KingAir 65.
- Programming built for today’s workforce: With regular reviews by our Program Advisory Committee and inspections from the FAA, you can rest assured knowing you are getting a quality education and learning useful skills—and you’ll leave prepared for the next step in your career.
- Networking opportunities: Delta, one of the largest AMT training employers in the world, is headquartered just 30 miles from campus, and other major aviation employers—Boeing, Gulfstream, Lockheed Martin, Pratt & Whitney—are regularly on campus to develop the pipeline for their future workforce. We host at least one employer a month in addition to quarterly career fairs.
We’re ready to welcome you to AIM Atlanta Metro. Let’s build your aviation career together.
Certifications and Career Support
Upon completion, you’ll be prepared to pursue industry-recognized certifications such as the American Welding Society (AWS) 3G-4G Certification and the OSHA 10-Hour Safety Certification. Our Career Services team is dedicated to assisting you with job placement, connecting you with our extensive network of industry partners to help launch your welding career.
Why Choose AIM Atlanta Metro for Welding?
- State-of-the-art facilities with real-world training labs
- Experienced instructors with industry backgrounds
- Comprehensive support from enrollment to employment
- Flexible scheduling options to accommodate your needs
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Address & Contact Information
Fax: (678) 377-5609
Student Resources
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Financial aid for qualifying students
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Day and evening classes
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Accreditations & Associations
As the largest network of FAA-certified aircraft maintenance technician schools, our affiliations give you direct access to valuable resources and networking opportunities.
- FAA-certified to operate an Aviation Maintenance Technician School under FAA Regulations Part 147
- Accrediting Commission of Career Schools and Colleges (ACCSC)
- Certified by the U.S. Department of Education to participate in Federal Title IV programs
- Aviation Technical Education Council (ATEC)
- Aircraft Electronics Association (AEA)
- NCATT Accredited Training Provider for the Avionics program
- Atlanta Regional Commission – Workforce Investment Opportunity Act (WIOA)
- Atlanta Regional Commission Workforce Development Division-approved training service provider
- Authorized by the State of Georgia Non-Public Postsecondary Education Commission
- State Approving Agency for Veterans Education and Training
- Northrop Rice Foundation
- Georgia Private Schools Association
- Student Exchange and Visitor Program (SEVP)
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As the largest network of FAA-certified aircraft maintenance technician schools, our affiliations give you direct access to valuable resources and networking opportunities.
Frequently Asked Questions
AIM is a hands-on trade school that builds aviation careers. We represent a widely recognized, accredited network of aircraft maintenance technician schools. From aviation maintenance and avionics to industrial manufacturing and welding, our hands-on programs are designed to prepare students for thriving careers across the industry.
The Atlanta Metro campus offers programs such as Aviation Maintenance Technician (AMT), Aviation Maintenance Technical Engineer (AMTE), and Avionics Technician. These programs provide hands-on training in aircraft systems, maintenance, and repair so that you can gain the skills needed to pursue careers in the aviation industry.
Financial aid is available to those who qualify, including federal grants, loans, and scholarships. The Financial Aid department assists students in exploring funding options and completing applications. Military and veteran benefits may also be available for eligible students.
Yes, the Career Services department provides job placement assistance, resume support, and interview preparation. They also connect students with employers through on-campus recruitment events and job postings. Graduates can access career services even after completing their programs.
You can schedule a campus tour by contacting the admissions office or filling out the online request form. Visiting the campus allows you to explore the facilities, meet instructors, and learn more about program offerings. Tours provide valuable insight into the hands-on training environment at AIM.
The Atlanta Metro campus features fully equipped labs, an aircraft hangar, and training tools designed for hands-on learning. You’ll work with real aircraft components to develop technical skills. The campus also includes a Learning Resource Center to support student success.
Admission requirements typically include a high school diploma or GED and meeting age requirements. Some programs may require placement testing or additional documentation. Prospective students can speak with an admissions representative to learn more about specific entry criteria.
Graduates can find opportunities in commercial airlines, private aviation, aerospace manufacturing, and aircraft maintenance companies. Employers in the Atlanta Metro’s growing aviation sector seek skilled technicians to maintain and repair aircraft. Additional career paths may include working with government agencies or aviation repair stations.
Getting started at AIM is simple. First, fill out our online request form. From there, we’ll guide you through the application process, answer any questions, and help you explore financial aid options if needed. You’ll also have the opportunity to tour the campus, meet instructors, and learn more about the hands-on training programs we offer. When you’re ready, complete your application for the campus and program you’re interested in and submit it online. It’s straightforward and hassle-free. Ready to take the first step? Reach out to us to learn more and take the first steps toward your future career.