Promoting Aviation Career Education in High Schools and Community Colleges (2019) / Chapter Skim
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79 A primary goal of an ACRP synthesis is to arrive at conclusions, based on the extensive literature review and data collection. In this chapter, conclusions are presented that not only aid the reader in better understanding the issues, but also provide action steps to improve the career pipeline.
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80 Promoting Aviation Career Education in High Schools and Community Colleges space on airport property in support of aviation programs at local high schools and community colleges. Conclusion 5 Because of challenges at both high schools and community colleges involving funding, outside influences, development, and political support, airports may significantly help high school and community college aviation programs in these areas by providing resources for support.
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Conclusions and Further Research 81 Conclusion 11 Airports could lend support to high school and community college aviation programs by supporting the promotion of these programs to prospective students and for recruiting faculty (possibly during an air show or chamber of commerce meeting, for example)
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82 Promoting Aviation Career Education in High Schools and Community Colleges Further Research Although this synthesis revealed practices among high schools and community colleges with aviation programs, resources did not allow deeper analysis of airport practices in preparing the next generation of aviation professionals, to include partnerships with K-12 and colleges. Airports are concerned about succession planning and ensuring a stable pipeline of talent, so more research could be conducted on airport practices in that area.
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