Range of Mean Qualities Rank

3.50 – 4.00 Strongly Agree 4

2.50 – 3.49 Agree 3
1.50 – 2.49 Disagree 2
1.00 – 1.49 Strongly Disagree 1

2. Level of preparedness of the respondents in taking the CAAP licensure

examination.
2.1 Knowledge test examination
The Bachelor of Science in Aircraft Maintenance Technologygraduating
students are knowledgeable about the subjects they’re going to take.

KNOWLEDGE REQUIREMENTS Mean Verbal

Interpretation
2.1.1 Natural Science and Aircraft General 2.94 AGREE
Knowledge
2.1.2 Aircraft Engineering 2.88 AGREE
2.1.3 Aircraft Maintenance 3.23 AGREE
2.1.4 Human Performance 3 AGREE
2.1.5 Air Law and Airworthiness 2.69 AGREE
2.1.6 Powerplant Rating
2.1.6.1 Piston Engine 3.2 AGREE
2.1.6.2 Propellers 3.24 AGREE
2.1.6.3 Gas Turbine Engine 3.1 AGREE
2.1.6.4 Fuel System 3.21 AGREE
2.1.7 Airframe Rating
2.1.7.1 Airframe Maintenance Practices 3.15 AGREE
and Materials
2.1.7.2 Airframe Systems and Structures 3.14 AGREE
(Fixed wing)
2.1.7.3 Airframe Systems and Structures 2.45 DISAGREE
(Rotary wing)
2.1.7.4 Systems and Structures 3.06 AGREE
 The table shows the assessment on the Level of preparedness of the
respondents in taking the CAAP licensure examination in terms of Knowledge
test where the subject with the highest rating is “Propellers (M=3.24) ” and the
subject with the lowest mean rating is the “Airframe Systems and Structures
(Rotary wing) (M=2.45 ).
(EXPLAIN THIS RESULT!)

2.2 Practical examination

The Bachelor of Science in Aircraft Maintenance Technologygraduating
students are knowledgeable about the practical test they’re going to take.
PRACTICAL REQUIREMENTS Mean Verbal
Interpretation
2.2.1 General 2.85 AGREE
2.2.2Airframe Structures 3.01 AGREE
2.2.3 Airframe Systems& Components 3.01 AGREE
2.2.4 Powerplant Theory & Maintenance 3.05 AGREE
2.2.5 Powerplant Systems & Components 2.94 AGREE
2.2.6 Core Competency Elements 2.2 DISAGREE
 1. Level of awareness of the respondents on the review materials for the
Airframe &Powerplant licensure examination.
The Bachelor of Science in Aircraft Maintenance Technology
graduatingstudents are awareof the review materials for the A & P licensure
examination.

3.1 OASIS Mean Verbal

Interpretation
3.1.1 Human Performance 3 AGREE

3.2 Prepware Mean Verbal

Interpretation
3.2.1 General 2.92 AGREE
3.2.2 Airframe 2.95 AGREE
3.2.3Powerplant 2.95 AGREE

2. Level of need to augment the factors affecting the respondents in taking the
CAAP licensure examination in terms of:
4.1 Process Mean Verbal
Interpretation
4.1.1Scheduled review sessionswith peer 3.21 AGREE
pressure and mock examinations is much
more better than doing atime flexibleand
self-defined review.
4.1.2Self-review which do not requirea 2.39 DISAGREE
payment is much more preferable to pass
the licensure examination than attending
review sessions which requires a payment.
4.1.3Attending review classes will give a 3.31 AGREE
high probability of passing the licensure
examinationthan doing a self-review.

4.2 Training Personnel Mean Verbal

4.2.1 The faculties and instructors arecapable 3.14 AGREE
Interpretation
of supplementing the students with adequate
knowledgeto pass the CAAP licensure
examination.
4.2.2The AMT Department is capable of 3.23 AGREE
producing well-trained and highly skilled
instructors in case a review center is
established in PhilSCA.
4.2.3 Technical instructors establish a bond 3.09 AGREE
with graduating students in helping them with
the proper process and insight on passing the
CAAP licensure examination for their future
professions.
4.3 Facility Mean Verbal
Interpretation
4.3.1PhilSCA is capable of operating a 3.01 AGREE
review centerin case one is established and
it has the properly well-ventilated facilities
and environment to conduct review classes.
4.3.2Self-review which do not require 2.33 DISAGREE
expense is sufficiently enough to pass the
CAAP licensure examination and a review
facility at a cost of expenseis not really
necessary.
4.3.3Knowledge obtained from the 2.4 DISAGREE
academic program and self-review is
essentially enough to pass the CAAP
licensure examination and a review center
facility equipped with visual aids, mock
examinations, instructional materials
andreference books is no longer needed.