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Polk State College to train workforce for SunTrax advanced mobility work
Summary
Polk State College president Stasi Kamutsis said the college will partner with Embry‑Riddle and Florida Polytechnic University on pathways and training to prepare pilots, air‑traffic personnel and vehicle maintainers for advanced mobility and aerospace manufacturing jobs.
Stasi Kamutsis, identified as Polk State College president, described the college's role in workforce development tied to SunTrax testing and industry partnerships. "SunTrax's world class research and testing capabilities combined with Polk State's ability to respond quickly to workforce education needs is going to ensure that industries continue to thrive," Kamutsis said.
Kamutsis thanked trustees and named partners and described an "Eagle to Phoenix" pathway with Florida Polytechnic University that she said provides students seamless transition opportunities. She highlighted plans to train pilots, air‑traffic controllers and vehicle maintainers and emphasized hands‑on learning and the college's affordability. The remarks did not include enrollment targets, funding details or explicit program start dates.
