Training and Workforce
Kansas Recognizes Textron’s Apprenticeship Programs
The OEM fully pays for program tuition and fees
A Textron apprentice works on a business jet
Textron Aviation apprentices divide their time attending training at Wichita State University (WSU) Tech and working with assigned mentors at the OEM's production facilities. (Photo: Textron Aviation)

The Kansas Department of Commerce has officially recognized Textron Aviation’s maintenance and paint apprenticeship programs. The two-year programs, which are now state-registered apprenticeships, support the company’s long-term workforce plan and offer prospective and current employees opportunities to try new fields, learn new skills, and boost their competencies, the company said.

“Textron Aviation has long been committed to building educational and community collaborations that benefit our employees, company, region, and the state of Kansas, particularly in developing a skilled workforce that maintains our advantage in a competitive, global market,” said Textron Aviation senior v-p of HR and communications Maggie Topping. “These apprenticeships are another way we provide employees a solid foundation for success and ongoing support throughout their careers.”

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