The Advanced Manufacturing Pathway is a DESE-designated career pathways program that prepares ARHS students for the modern manufacturing industry through courses, specialized training, professional development and career exposure (i.e. industry tours, speakers and internships). The ARHS Advanced Manufacturing Pathway allows students to build on their interests and make career connections outside of the classroom. Regardless of their skill level and experience, students are invited to choose and discover how the curriculum can prepare them for careers in this industry.
Explore all that ARHS has to offer in its Advanced Manufacturing Career Pathway program:
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Take ARHS courses in engineering & design, electronics, computer-aided design, computer science, manufacturing/fabrication and robotics
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Learn foundational and cutting-edge industry skills, i.e. creating 2D & 3D sketches, material & machine handling, building prototypes, reading blueprints, and developing project management skills
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Participate in diverse hands-on projects, internships, training and certifications you’ll need to be ready for this in-demand industry
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Design a unique pathway, discover careers and join the growing number of young engineers, designers and technicians already advancing in this career pathway
Students take ARHS technical electives and complete advanced courses through Advanced Placement offerings in order to enhance the skills and foundational knowledge required for the industry. Opportunities to explore the industry through internships with local employers, certificates, company tours, guest speakers and field trips will uniquely enhance the pathway experience. In addition to coursework and internships, students in the Manufacturing Pathways program are trained in professional skills and gain access to enhanced supports for future planning. The courses, internships, and career experiences offered will be a blend of manufacturing, technology and engineering, providing ARHS students with the best preparation for the fast-evolving, diverse and collaborative work these careers will require.
The Pathway invites a diversity of engaged students - students that are approaching the manufacturing, technology and engineering field from all levels of interest - and invites those willing to do what it takes to study and train for the industry. Interested students can speak with Computer Science & Engineering faculty, Innovation Pathways Coordinator or their School Counselors for help with accessing the interest form and signing up for an info session.
