Trade School Program Launches Young Adults into NASA Careers

Los Angeles, CA - A unique 12-week trade school program is helping young people land jobs at NASA. The Lost Angels Career Center offers students paid training and connects them with careers in the aerospace industry. The program focuses on providing practical skills that are in high demand, making graduates attractive to employers like NASA.

"We believe that everyone deserves a chance to pursue their dreams," said a spokesperson for the Lost Angels Career Center. "Our program provides the skills and support that young people need to succeed in the aerospace industry."

The program covers a range of topics, including manufacturing, engineering, and technology. Students receive hands-on training and work on real-world projects. They also have the opportunity to network with industry professionals.

NASA has been a strong supporter of the Lost Angels Career Center, hiring many of its graduates. The space agency is looking for skilled workers to support its ambitious goals, including returning to the moon and exploring Mars. "We are impressed with the quality of the graduates from the Lost Angels Career Center," said a NASA representative. "They are well-prepared and eager to contribute to our mission."

The Lost Angels Career Center is helping to address the skills gap in the aerospace industry and provide opportunities for young people to build successful careers. The program is a model for how to create pathways to good-paying jobs and support the growth of the aerospace sector.