BELOW ARE SOME OF THE CAMPS MEMBER ORGANIZATIONS CREATING THESE OPPORTUNITIES:
Washington Aerospace Training & Research( WATR) Center – Edmonds College watrcenter. edmonds. edu
WATR offers 12 to 15-week training programs in aerospace assembly, electrical systems, composites, quality assurance, and automation. These programs are developed in collaboration with industry employers to ensure that graduates are well prepared for immediate roles.
Advanced Manufacturing Skills Center( AMSC) – Edmonds College amsc. edmonds. edu
AMSC provides accelerated, hands-on training in machining, automation, and mechatronics. Its modular format serves both individuals entering the workforce and current employees seeking to acquire new skills.
Apprenti apprenticareers. org
Apprenti offers paid apprenticeships in CNC machining, mechatronics, and industrial maintenance. Participants earn certifications while gaining valuable on-the-job experience. Employers benefit from a consistent talent stream.
Clover Park Technical College – School of Manufacturing cptc. edu / programs / school-of-manufacturing
Clover Park offers degrees and certifications in aviation maintenance, welding, CNC machining, composites, and mechatronics. Programs emphasize hands-on experience with the tools and technologies used in the field.
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Machinists Institute machinistsinstitute. org
Machinists Institute combines classroom training with paid apprenticeships in aerospace trades. Programs are developed in partnership with both union and non-union employers to support long-term career growth.
In aerospace, technology drives progress, but people sustain and improve it. At CAMPS, we work to ensure that companies have access to the talent and training resources they need to stay competitive. When employers invest in education, they ' re not just preparing for the next hiring cycle; they ' re also preparing for the future. They ' re shaping the future of the industry.
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