APPRENTICES ROCK!

WHAT IS AN APPRENTICE?

For Rocket Club purposes, an Apprentice is a student who has shown great effort in our classes, enthusiasm, and a strong yearning for knowledge relating to Rocketry and Aerospace.

HOW DO I BECOME AN APPRENTICE?

You need to be in 4th Grade or higher and have the above qualities.  You will then help us out in the classroom and at a Launch. If you enjoy your work and do well at it, you can be an Apprentice.  Note:  Working at a Launch is just that "Hard Work"!  You need to be organized and focused, and follow directions well.  Also, you need to be FAST! It can get quite hectic!

We pay attention to students who meet these qualifications and ask them if being an Apprentice is something they would like to do. We then ask their parents if it would be OK with them.  If so,  they would "try out" on a Launch Day.

WILL I GET PAID FOR MY HARD WORK?

You get paid in a few ways!  You learn alot, take responsibility, learn to multi-task (for sure!), get to do extra projects with us. 

Yes, you also get paid in "ROCKET STUFF!"  This might be a cool rocket, engines, free flights, range case, t-shirts...lots of "STUFF"

You will also receive an Apprentice Badge and Certificate of Achievement!

Here are some pictures of our Apprentices at Work!  More pictures coming!

Zach is very proud of himself!  He has just been knighted as Apprentice

Level I!  He did a Fantastic job at our last Launch!

Cole checks out the connections on the ignitors so our Saucers will

fly high!  It was a perfect Launch!

Levi and Sean hand out Achievement Certificates                                                Bryce and Levi prep Saucers 

Brandon and Chris make sure connections are proper prior to Liftoff!                                               

                                                                                                                       GIRLS ROCK!  GO HAZEL!  OUR FIRST FEMALE APPRENTICE!

New Apprentices work hard at the Recovery Table!  Congrats to Hazel and Sam!