Summary
Bombardier has announced the launch of a new technician apprenticeship program in partnership with WSU Tech, focusing on training future airframe and powerplant mechanics. This state-registered program, the first of its kind in Kansas, will provide students with hands-on training at Bombardier's Wichita site and in-class courses at WSU Tech over a two-year period.
This initiative is part of Bombardier's commitment to expanding its operations in Wichita and addressing the skills gap in the aerospace industry. By collaborating with educational institutions, Bombardier is not only enhancing its workforce but also contributing to the development of a skilled labor pool essential for the growth of the aviation sector.
Why this matters for apprenticeships
This story highlights the importance of industry partnerships in creating registered apprenticeship programs that equip students with valuable skills. Such initiatives are crucial for building a skilled workforce in high-demand sectors like aviation, ensuring that companies like Bombardier can maintain their competitive edge in the market.
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