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Shown here are SPEEA members at a recent class on Root Cause Analysis, offered by Ed Wells Partnership. From left, Jennifer MacKay, subject matter expert/instructor,
and Steve Rottler, one of the students in
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“It may feel like you’re too busy. Until you get here, you don’t know. But it’s well worth the time – because when you get back to the job, you have a wider base of knowledge to pull from – this is one of the best venues for learning across the entire company.”
Aaron O’Connor,
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“The classes give me a lot of ideas – especially this one (root cause analysis) where we’re sharing not only fundamentals but also different approaches. It’s definitely a valuable asset.”
Steve Rottler,
mid-career |
I think in my career, I wanted to continue to learn and grow until the day I retire and the only way is through continued education. One of the most convenient and effective ways (to continue my education) is through Ed Wells.”
Jennifer MacKay,
later-career |
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- Airplane Subsonic Wind Tunnel Testing
and Aero Design
- Applications of Control Theory
- Introduction to the Jet Propulsion
System Used in Commercial Aviation
- Primary Flight Controls System Design
- Airplanes 101
- Understanding Airplanes
- Manufacturing Engineering Exposure Program (MEEP) – EO and 737 Single Aisle
- Introduction to robotics at Boeing
- Composite Defects, Wrinkles and Porosity
- Finite Element Modeling of Composites: Crash and Impact Events
- Optomechanical Engineering
- Applied Loads and Dynamics
- Modernization and Reuse of Legacy Software
- Secure Coding Practices for JAVA
- Software Certification (Software Engineering)
- Intermediate Level Systems Thinking
Aided by Simulation
- Systems Engineering – Advanced
- Conflict Resolution Strategies
- The Art of Presenting You
- Innovation: Moving from Concept to Action
- Leadership is Achieving Results Through Influence
- Get Control! Of Presentations
- Get Control! Of Time Management
- Unhook from Overwhelm, Step into Ease
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In your SPEEA Prof/Tech contract
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A capacity crowd attended a class on composites, shown here, at the Ed Wells office in Renton on a recent Saturday. Ed Wells is offering more off-hours classes for technical and professional development. |
Ed Wells Partnership offers hundreds of ways for SPEEA-represented Profs and Techs to enhance technical and professional development skills.
This is a negotiated contract benefit (Article 20) and provides discretionary training on topics ranging from ‘Aircraft Structural Analysis’ to ‘Crucial Skills of Effective Leaders.’
You can take classes on-hours or off (evenings or Saturdays) as well as participate in online learning via broadcasts, for example, or virtual book clubs. Ed Wells also offers extensive career planning resources, including coaching and consulting.
More than 550 learning opportunities await you if you’re a SPEEA-represented Prof or Tech in the Puget Sound, Oregon, Utah or California.
To find out more, go to the website on the Boeing intranet at edwells.web.boeing.com.
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- First-time users get top priority for classes with waiting lists
- No limit on number of courses, BENs, book clubs
- Course catalog is online (Boeing intranet only) at: edwells.web.boeing.com
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Top BEN broadcasts:
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- Technical Skills – 777X Wing
Automation Line
- Professional Skills – Developing Your Brand –the Art of Presenting You
- The Big Picture – The History
of Boeing Model 307 Aircraft
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Regardless of where you’re at in your career, going
to a technical conference can add value. Ed Wells Partnership can help you get there.
Keep in mind:
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- Ed Wells Partnership covers event
registration and travel expenses
- Your manager approves your
attendance and time
- Report required to be shared through
Ed Wells website
- Application on the Boeing intranet at http://edwells.web.boeing.com/
Grants/ConferenceGrants/
- Applications accepted quarterly – check website for due dates
- Limit on technical conference grants - one every
three years for Puget Sound, one every two years for Oregon, California and Utah.
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Ed Wells Partnership offers a number of opportunities to help with career planning and transition resources. Want to learn more? Go to
http://edwells.web.boeing.com/
Coaching/Consulting – Whether you’re looking for consulting (short-term) or coaching (long-term),
you will be strategizing with some of Boeing’s subject matter experts and certified coaches specializing in technical/engineering career guidance.http://edwells.web.boeing.com/CareerCoachingAndConsultation/
Upcoming job-search classes – Choose from a number of topics related to resumes and interviews, including “Winning Resumes” and “Job Interview Rules of the Road and Dress Code Options." http://edwells.web.boeing.com/TransitionResources/
Related broadcasts – Available on demand, you can watch the Ed Wells Boeing Education Network (BEN) broadcasts any time. Topics include: “Careers at Boeing: Navigating a Path with the Right People, Tools, and a Plan,” and “Reinventing Yourself in Challenging Times.” http://edwells.web.boeing.com/Event/BENBroadcasts/
Career vectors – These tools, available as PDFs, include career guidance and exercises specifically designed for engineering and technical employees. http://edwells.web.boeing.com/CareerVectors/
WARN resources – In addition to the other learning opportunities offered through Ed Wells for career transition, look on the Ed Wells website for a special section called WARN Notice Resources. This
includes links to ‘Transition Resources’ and ‘Self Help,’ in addition to links to external job boards.
http://edwells.web.boeing.com/TransitionResources/ |
Are you a SPEEA-represented pilot or flight instructor? You are welcome to apply for Ed Wells classes but you will receive a message that states you are ‘non-SPEEA.’ This is due to the registration software. If you receive a confirmation email, you are registered. Classroom training capacity is limited – priority is given to Profs and Techs. Online learning opportunities offered by Ed Wells do not require registration. |
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If you have questions or problems registering, send an email to: edwells.sbpartnrshp@boeing.com
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