High School Soldering Camp » Regional Opportunity Initiatives

Earn your J-STD-001 soldering certification and unlock opportunities

Are you a high school student—or a parent of one—interested in turning curiosity for tech into a real career path?

The IPC J-STD-001 soldering certification is a globally recognized standard that proves skills in electronics assembly and soldering. Sponsored by Regional Opportunity Initiatives, this hands-on training gives students a head start in high-demand fields like microelectronics, advanced manufacturing, aerospace, and more.

It’s more than a certification—it’s a launchpad to future career opportunities and higher earning potential, even before graduation.

Why Get Certified?

Learn Real Skills: Get hands-on with tools and techniques used in today’s coolest tech—like building electronics for space, medicine, and defense.
Stand Out for Jobs: This certification can help you qualify for great part-time or full-time jobs in electronics and tech—even right after high school.
Boost Your Earning Power: Employers value certified skills—and often pay more for them.
Build a Future-Proof Career: Tech changes fast, but this skill set is always in demand.
Prove You’re Serious: Getting certified shows you’re ready to work hard, learn fast, and do high-quality work.

About the Camp

This camp takes place at the Artisan Electronics offices in the WestGate@Crane Technology Park near NSWC Crane.

Proudly sponsored by ROI, course expenses are covered for selected participants. Dates and additional details will be announced closer to the program start.

For other questions about the training, please contact Kaci Heins at kaci@regionalopportunityinc.org.