Applications are now open for those wishing to pursue a career in the skill trades through the TECH Academy. (Photo provided by BASF)
The application process is now open for those interested in pursuing a career in the skill trades through a reputable local program.
BASF Corporation announced the TECH Academy program, a week-long summer series of classes designed exclusively for high school seniors and seniors in southeastern Michigan who are interested in pursuing a career in the skill trades.
The free program will run from June 17th to 21st.
Students will meet at BASF, 1609 Biddle Ave. in Wyandotte, and a bus will take everyone to their designated location for that day's study area.
For the Downriver community, this program provides an opportunity for students to gain first-hand knowledge of various skill trade careers and the training required for these fields.
These sectors include manufacturing, welding, automotive, healthcare, and first responders.
“BASF's TECH Academy provides a unique platform for teens to interact.
Bring together experts from our community to explore the world of skilled trades,” said Joe.
Mr. Delamorte, BASF site manager in Wyandotte. “I hope this program opens new doors.”
Pathways for students to explore technical career options beyond the traditional four
year degree program. ”
TECH Academy is fully funded in line with BASF's commitment.
to science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics (STEAM) education and workforce development.
This program is designed to equip students with valuable knowledge while fostering an interest in pursuing a career in the skilled trades field.
Interested students are encouraged to obtain an application and submit it by the April 12 deadline.
Space is limited.
For inquiries regarding the program and application process, please email marika.diamond@basf.com.
