The provided text is an HTML document that appears to be a web page from the website WFMJ.com. The following is a summary of the content:The provided text is an HTML document that appears to be a web page from the website WFMJ.com. The following is a summary of the content: PIA School for Aviation Maintenance in Youngstown Launches Job Shadowing Program To address the growing need for avionics technicians in the aerospace industry, the PIA School for Aviation Maintenance in Youngstown has partnered with Winner Aviation to launch a new job shadowing program. Program Details: * Eligible PIA students can shadow Aircraft Maintenance Technicians (AMTs) for personalized mentoring and expert career preparation. * Students must have completed the first two semesters of their studies at PIA. * Participants will spend 90 minutes per day at Winner Aviation, two days a week for six weeks. * Students will gain hands-on experience, develop aircraft maintenance skills, and receive career guidance from erfahrener AMTs. Benefits: * Students are better prepared for jobs in the aviation industry upon graduation. * Students have the opportunity to develop their networks and receive potential job offers from Winner Aviation. * The program provides valuable industry knowledge, skills, and career insights. Program Eligibility: Students who have completed the first two semesters of their studies at PIA are eligible for the program. About the Partners: * PIA School for Aviation Maintenance provides training for aviation maintenance careers. * Winner Aviation is an aircraft maintenance, repair, and overhaul company.
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PIA School for Aviation Maintenance in Youngstown Launches Job Shadowing Program
According to a report by Boeing, approximately 125,000 new avionics technicians will need to be added to the workforce over the next 20 years to meet the growing needs of the U.S. aerospace industry.
The PIA School for Aviation Maintenance and Winner Aviation are collaborating on a new program to provide students with hands-on experience with aircraft maintenance technicians (AMTs) to solve this problem.
According to a PIA press release, the program offers students the opportunity to shadow AMTs and provide them with personalized mentoring and expert career preparation. This is for eligible PIA Youngstown students.
“PIA graduates are in high demand in the aviation industry and our new job shadowing program in partnership with Winner Aviation ensures our alumni are even better prepared for the job,” said Joe DeRamo, PIA Youngstown Campus Director.
Students who have completed the first two semesters of their studies at PIA are eligible for the program.
These students will spend 90 minutes per day at Winner Aviation, two days a week for six weeks.
During that time, students will work on developing their aircraft maintenance skills, expanding their networks, receiving career guidance, and potentially being offered a job by Winner after graduation.
“By pairing participants with experienced mentors within our organization, this immersive experience provides them with valuable knowledge, skills, and a deep understanding of their field, as well as the ability to make informed career decisions,” said Mandy Lundstrom, HR Manager at Winner Aviation.
