shall provide instruction of school must provide Paragraph (b) as basis for such quality that, of its instruction of sufficient revoking certificate? graduates of a curriculum for quality that its graduates each rating who apply for a achieve the pass rates mechanic certificate or described in this section. For additional rating within 60 the school’s graduates who days after they are graduated, apply for a mechanic the percentage of those certificate or for an passing the applicable FAA additional rating within 60 written tests on their first days after they are attempt during any period of graduated, the percentage of 24 calendar months is at least those passing the applicable the percentage figured as FAA written tests on their follows: first attempt during any (a) For a school graduating period of 24 calendar than 51 students during that months must be at least the period—the national passing percentage figured as norm minus the number 20. follows: (b) For a school graduating at (1) For a school graduating least 51, but fewer than 201, fewer than 51 students students during that during that period―the national passing norm national passing norm minus minus the number 15. the number 20. (c) For a school graduating (2) For a school graduating at more than 200 students during least 51, but fewer than 201, that period—the national students during that passing norm minus the period―the national passing number 10. As used in this norm minus the number 15. section, passing (3) For a school graduating “national norm” is the number more than 200 students representing the percentage of during that period―the all graduates (of a curriculum national passing norm minus for a particular rating) of all the number 10. certificated aviation (b) The failure of a school to maintenance technician maintain the quality of schools who apply for a instruction specified in mechanic certificate or paragraph (a) of this section additional rating within 60 may be the basis for days after they are graduated suspending or revoking that and pass the applicable FAA school’s certificate.
shall provide instruction of such quality that, of its graduates of a curriculum for each rating who apply for a mechanic certificate or additional rating within 60 days after they are graduated, the percentage of those passing the applicable FAA written tests on their first attempt during any period of 24 calendar months is at least the percentage figured as follows: (a) For a school graduating than 51 students during that period—the national passing norm minus the number 20. (b) For a school graduating at least 51, but fewer than 201, students during that national passing norm minus the number 15. (c) For a school graduating more than 200 students during that period—the national passing norm minus the number 10. As used in this section, “national passing norm” is the number representing the percentage of all graduates (of a curriculum for a particular rating) of all certificated aviation maintenance technician schools who apply for a mechanic certificate or additional rating within 60 days after they are graduated and pass the applicable FAA school must provide instruction of sufficient quality that its graduates achieve the pass rates described in this section. For the school’s graduates who apply for a mechanic certificate or for an additional rating within 60 days after they are graduated, the percentage of those passing the applicable FAA written tests on their first attempt during any period of 24 calendar months must be at least the percentage figured as follows: (1) For a school graduating fewer than 51 students during that period―the national passing norm minus the number 20. (2) For a school graduating at least 51, but fewer than 201, students during that period―the national passing norm minus the number 15. (3) For a school graduating more than 200 students during that period―the national passing norm minus the number 10. (b) The failure of a school to maintain the quality of instruction specified in paragraph (a) of this section may be the basis for suspending or revoking that school’s certificate. Paragraph (b) as basis for revoking certificate?