
Nearly 100 Students Learn Manufacturing Skills at Boeing this Summer!
This summer, the Core Plus Aerospace High School Manufacturing Student Development Program provided students from across Washington state with an opportunity to explore manufacturing careers through a comprehensive six-week experience hosted by Boeing. Students gained hands-on advanced manufacturing skills while working at Boeing’s Everett, Renton, and Auburn facilities, learning directly from experienced Boeing trainers. This paid program gave students valuable real-world experience to build their resumes and open doors to exciting career possibilities in advanced manufacturing.
Back to School Resources
Whether you’re a student planning your next steps, an educator looking to enhance your programs, or a manufacturing business, these resources will help you explore exciting opportunities in manufacturing.
- Seniors, start preparing for graduation with our grad page. You’ll find:
- Information about the Boeing Pre-Employment Training Program (BPET) that allows students from pre-certified academic manufacturing programs to skip the interview process when applying for specific manufacturing jobs at Boeing.
- Learn about careers and if you’re interested in opportunities at Boeing, sign up for their contact list.
- Community and technical collegeswith programs that build on Core Plus Aerospace skills.
- Know a student who is exploring a manufacturing career pathway? These videos can help:
- Watch learning by doing in action and learn from Core Plus Aerospace students from Puget Sound Skills Center and a Boeing engineering employee on his career pathway in this video in Spanish.
- Complementing Core Plus Aerospace, AJAC’s Youth Apprenticeship is a two-year registered apprenticeship program crafted for high school juniors and seniors. Learn more here.
- This fact sheet provides information for employers and industry partners on how Core Plus Aerospace programs equip students with foundational advanced manufacturing skills.
- These spotlights of the Renton School District and Sumner-Bonney Lake School District can show you how to bring the Core Plus Aerospace curriculum to your community.
Partnerships help Students Build their Futures
We’re proud to support partnerships between the manufacturing industry and the education community that help students achieve their goals. Read our annual report that highlights these stories and more including:
- WATR Center offering pathways to entry-level jobs and upskilling opportunities
- Safran helping build the future of manufacturing
- Sno-Isle TECH Skills Center and Olympic High School making learning come alive for their Core Plus Aerospace students
