Aerospace College Readiness, Pre-employment, and Assembly

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Keywords

Pre-employment,Blueprint,Manufacturing basics,Applied mathematics,WorkKeys,OSHA,Aerospace assembly,Computer basics,Professionalism,ESL

Project

Air Washington

Authors

Date Submitted

2013

Material Type

Secondary Material Type

Assessment Tool
Assignment
Collection
Drill and Practice
Online Course Module
Presentation
Quiz/Test
Reference Material

Industry Partner

The Boeing Company, Absolute Aviation Services, Aerospace Joint Apprenticeship Committee, Pacific Northwest Aerospace Alliance, Aerospace Futures Alliance, Angeles Composites Technology, Inc., Pacific Northwest Defense Coalition, Janicki Industries, Spokane Area Workforce Alliance, WDC Snohomish County, WDC of Seattle-King County, Olympic WDC, North Central WDC, WDC of Tacoma-Pierce County, Northwest Workforce Council

License

CC BY

Funding Source

Abstract

This series of courses and learning modules are designed to offer a two-quarter entry-level employment preparation or college readiness program targeting either employment in aerospace and advanced manufacturing or continuing education in a manufacturing program. The pre-employment program includes applied mathematics, blueprint reading, computer skills, manufacturing basics, English-as-a-second language for aerospace, and shop safety. OSHA 10 and OSHA 30 certification student handbooks, and a course outline for integrating WorkKeys into the program are included. An outline of assembly skills in drilling and riveting illustrate a specific entry level employment opportunity.

Industry (NAISC)

Instructional Program (CIP)

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Credential Type

Skill Level

Quality Assurance Organization