What We Do

Six Core Capabilities

ACP designs, delivers, and manages aerospace workforce solutions that move students, veterans, and communities from opportunity to career — backed by 58+ years of proven experience.

Flagship

Aerospace Career Education (ACE) Academy Programs

Designed to expose youth to a variety of aerospace opportunities. We cater our programs to meet the needs of the community we serve as a pipeline to aerospace careers.

K-12 Outreach Youth Engagement

Network Connector

Widely recognized as a connector and trusted advisor in the aerospace industry. Participant in national aerospace forums, panels, and aerospace associations.

National Network Trusted Advisor

Curriculum Development

Ensure Industry Relevance: Align education with the aerospace industry's current and future needs. We will tailor our curriculum to your specific needs.

FAA Part 107 Michigan CTE-approved Industry Aligned Aerospace Career Pathway Educational Programs

Community Outreach & Public Relations

Engage communities on the local, state, and federal levels to inspire interest and develop career pathway programs in aerospace-related careers.

Local, State & Federal

RAVEN™ Learning Management System (LMS)

Track participants' metrics. Gather feedback from participants and educators. Monitor long-term outcomes in aerospace programs. And connect employers to highly qualified participants.

Data Tracking Employer Connect

Program and Project Management

We optimize programs through strategic thinking, effective management, stakeholder collaboration, and expert organizational support.

PMI - PMP Certified Stakeholder Mgmt
Certifications

Industry Credentials

NIST 1–5
NIST UAS Proficiency Framework

A standardized five-level proficiency framework evaluating UAS pilot skills and drone capabilities in increasing environmental complexity.

Level 1: Basic Proficiency Trial

Fundamental maneuvering skills — a check-ride ensuring the pilot can operate safely without being a hazard.

Level 2: Maneuvering Trials

Expanded maneuvering tests to evaluate precision in open areas.

Level 3: Open Test Lanes & Scorable Scenarios

Complex maneuvers in open environments: orbit, traversing, and basic inspections.

Level 4: Obstructed Lanes & Scorable Scenarios

Introduces obstacles (buildings, trees) requiring precise flight and sensor work to navigate and inspect.

Level 5: Confined Test Lane & Scenarios

The most difficult level — indoor or highly restricted areas requiring maximum pilot precision.

FAA Part 107
FAA Part 107 UAS

FAA Part 107 certification authorizes pilots to operate small unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) commercially in the National Airspace.

PMI PMP
Project Management Professional

Project Management Professional certification from PMI — the gold standard for project management expertise worldwide.

SDVOB
Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Business

Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Business — a federal designation enabling preferential access to government contracts.

NAICS 611710
Educational Support Services

North American Industry Classification System code for Educational Support Services — validating ACP's position as an approved educational provider.

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Contact

121 Pearl St, Ste. A
Ypsilanti, MI 48197

Info@acpathways.com