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  1. Royal Canadian Air Force leverages partnerships with educational institutions like Okanagan College to establish a technical talent pipeline.

RCAF Outsourcing Aircraft Technician Training to Red River College Polytechnic

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 22
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The Royal Canadian Air Force announced that it has selected Red River College Polytechnic to manage the technical training for its aircraft technicians. The partnership involves RRC Polytech's Stevenson campus in Winnipeg, where the first cohort of the aircraft maintenance engineer training is expected to begin in Fall 2027.

From winnipegfreepress.com

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The agreement formalizes a major outsourcing partnership between the RCAF and the college. This move allows the RCAF to leverage educational institutions to establish a technical talent pipeline for its operational needs.

The Royal Canadian Air Force leverages partnerships with educational institutions like Okanagan College to establish a technical talent pipeline.

From winnipegfreepress.com

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  • The contract with the RCAF could expand its core revenue and operational scope through the specialized technical training.

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