Description

Aerospace & Mechanical Engineering Workforce Training Program

COMING IN 2027! | Ages 12–22+

Design. Build. Test. Fly. Innovate!

12-Month Foundation Pathway | 24-Month Advanced Workforce Pathway

Infinity Aero Club Tampa Bay, DBA Mission Aviation Academy™, is preparing to launch its Aerospace & Mechanical Engineering Workforce Training Program in 2027.

Through our Aviation MiLL™ (Manufacturing, Innovation & Learning Lab) and Youth Aircraft Factory (YAF), students will gain hands-on experience in aerospace engineering, mechanical systems, aircraft manufacturing, electrical systems, fabrication, testing, and workforce development.

The program uses a structured, project-based learning approach that connects STEM education to real-world technical skills, industry opportunities, and aerospace career pathways.

How the Program Works

Each part represents one quarter (3 months) of progressive, instructor-led engineering and manufacturing training.

Students begin with Parts 1–4, completing the 12-month Foundation Program. Those continuing into Parts 5–8 complete the 24-month Advanced Workforce Program.

YEAR 1 — FOUNDATION PROGRAM (PARTS 1–4)

Part 1 | Quarter 1 (Months 1–3)
Engineering Fundamentals & Aircraft Design

Explore aerodynamics, aerospace engineering principles, aircraft structures, technical drawings, design thinking, engineering safety, and introductory CAD concepts.

Part 2 | Quarter 2 (Months 4–6)
Mechanical Systems, Tools & Fabrication

Develop practical skills in aircraft materials, precision measurement, mechanical systems, tools, manufacturing processes, basic fabrication, and quality control.

Part 3 | Quarter 3 (Months 7–9)
Electrical Systems & Aircraft Assembly

Learn introductory electronics, aircraft wiring, flight-control systems, mechanical assembly, structural components, and systems integration.

Part 4 | Quarter 4 (Months 10–12)
Aircraft Integration, Testing & Evaluation

Apply engineering principles through supervised aircraft-building activities, ground testing, inspection, troubleshooting, documentation, and performance evaluation.

12-Month Foundation Program Tuition: $3,988 (4 Quarters)

YEAR 2 — ADVANCED WORKFORCE PROGRAM (PARTS 5–8)

Students completing Parts 1–4 may continue into the advanced second-year pathway.

Part 5 | Quarter 5 (Months 13–15)
Advanced Aircraft Manufacturing & Quality Assurance

Advance skills in manufacturing processes, aircraft structural assembly, technical inspections, quality assurance, and production documentation.

Part 6 | Quarter 6 (Months 16–18)
Aerospace Systems & Emerging Technologies

Explore drones (sUAS), fixed-wing aircraft technologies, propulsion systems, rocketry, electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL), and spacecraft engineering concepts.

Part 7 | Quarter 7 (Months 19–21)
Applied Engineering & Workforce Readiness

Participate in advanced project activities while developing teamwork, project management, workplace safety, troubleshooting, technical communication, and career preparation skills.

Part 8 | Quarter 8 (Months 22–24)
Capstone Engineering Project & Career Pathways

Complete a supervised engineering capstone project, document results, present technical outcomes, and develop a personalized roadmap toward further education, technical credentials, internships, apprenticeships, employment, or entrepreneurship.

24-Month Advanced Workforce Program Tuition: $7,976 (8 Quarters Total)

Tuition & Enrollment

Quarterly Tuition: $997

Minimum Commitment: 12 Months (Parts 1–4)

12-Month Foundation Pathway:
4 Quarters × $997 = $3,988

24-Month Advanced Workforce Pathway:
8 Quarters × $997 = $7,976

Tuition is billed quarterly. Each quarter covers one part of the progressive training program.

Additional materials, equipment, certification, or examination fees, if applicable, will be disclosed before enrollment.

Who Should Enroll?

• Youth ages 12–15 exploring engineering and STEM

• High school students ages 16–18 interested in aviation, manufacturing, and technical careers

• Young adults ages 19–22+ preparing for workforce opportunities

• Homeschool students seeking hands-on project-based learning

• Future aerospace engineers, aviation technicians, manufacturers, and entrepreneurs

No previous engineering experience required.

Aerospace Workforce & Career Pathways

Students will explore future opportunities in:

• Aerospace, Mechanical & Electrical Engineering

• Aircraft Manufacturing & Assembly

• Aviation Maintenance Technology (AMT/A&P)

• Drone & Autonomous Systems

• Advanced Air Mobility (eVTOL)

• Engineering Technology & Quality Assurance

• Aerospace Entrepreneurship & Business Ownership

Training Location & Parking

Infinity Aero Club Tampa Bay, Inc.
DBA Mission Aviation Academy™

4639 Birdsong Blvd.
Lutz, FL 33559
Tampa North Aero Park (X39)

Parking GPS:
4661 Birdsong Blvd., Lutz, FL 33559

Park in the designated grass parking area in front of the white fence. Do not block the entrance or access gate. Walk toward the club and enter through the white gate on the right.

Program Registration

COMING IN 2027 — INTEREST LIST & ENROLLMENT INQUIRIES

Quarterly Tuition: $997
Minimum Program: Parts 1–4 (12 Months)
Advanced Program: Parts 1–8 (24 Months)

Flight Circle Program Information:
https://www.flightcircle.com/shop/f2ef4eacb717/4000015438

Mission Aviation Academy™:
https://missionaviationacademy.org

Build More Than Aircraft. Build Skills, Careers & Futures!

From engineering fundamentals to aircraft manufacturing, advanced aerospace technologies, and workforce readiness, Mission Aviation Academy™ is preparing the next generation of engineers, technicians, manufacturers, and innovators.

Start with Parts 1–4. Advance through Parts 5–8. Build Your Future!

It's ALL About the Kids!

Aerospace & Mechanical Engineering Workforce Training Program

From $ 997

Aerospace & Mechanical Engineering Workforce Training Program

COMING IN 2027! | Ages 12–22+

Design. Build. Test. Fly. Innovate!

Launch your aerospace career through Mission Aviation Academy™'s hands-on, project-based engineering and aircraft manufacturing program.

Students progress through our Aviation MiLL™ and Youth Aircraft Factory (YAF), developing skills in aircraft design, fabrication, assembly, electrical systems, flight testing, and workforce readiness.

TWO TRAINING PATHWAYS:

12-Month Foundation Program — Parts 1–4

• Part 1 (Quarter 1): Engineering Fundamentals & Design

• Part 2 (Quarter 2): Mechanical Systems & Fabrication

• Part 3 (Quarter 3): Electrical Systems & Aircraft Assembly

• Part 4 (Quarter 4): Integration, Testing & Evaluation

24-Month Advanced Workforce Program — Parts 1–8

Includes Parts 1–4, plus:

• Part 5 (Quarter 5): Advanced Aircraft Manufacturing

• Part 6 (Quarter 6): Aerospace Systems & Emerging Technologies

• Part 7 (Quarter 7): Workforce Skills & Applied Engineering

• Part 8 (Quarter 8): Capstone Project & Career Readiness

TUITION: $997 per quarter (3 months)
12-Month Program: $3,988 (Parts 1–4)
24-Month Program: $7,976 (Parts 1–8)
Minimum Enrollment: 12 Months

Location: Mission Aviation Academy™
4639 Birdsong Blvd., Lutz, FL 33559

Parking GPS: 4661 Birdsong Blvd., Lutz, FL 33559. Park in the grass area in front of the white fence. Enter through the white gate on the right.

Program Information: https://www.flightcircle.com/shop/f2ef4eacb717/4000015438

It's ALL About the Kids!

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