SoCal ROC student is awarded a $1,000 stipend for completing a Career Fellowship provided by Harbor Freight Fellows Initiative!
Harbor Freight Fellow, Sebastian Moreno
Congratulations to SoCal ROC Automotive Completer and Redondo Union High School Class of 2024 graduate, Sebastian Moreno. Sebastian recently completed a career fellowship provided by Harbor Freight Fellows Initiative which involved an impressive 120 hours of hands-on training at Scotts Robinson Honda Service Center.
Under the expert guidance of Mentor and Body Shop Manager Mako Oyama, he was able to apply the skills he learned in Automotive instructor Aaron Le’s class and demonstrated a remarkable commitment to excellence. Mentor’s and instructors play such a vital role in the development of our students and we are so excited to continue this awesome partnership with Harbor Freight Tools for Schools.
About Harbor Freight Fellows Tools for Schools
The mission of Harbor Freight Tools for Schools is to increase understanding, support and investment in skilled trades education in U.S. public high schools.
The Harbor Freight Fellows Initiative (HFFI) is a partnership between Big Picture Learning and the Harbor Freight Tools for Schools. The HFFI offers apprenticeship opportunities where fellows work alongside professional tradesperson mentors. This collaboration takes place in real work environments, enabling fellows to bolster their enthusiasm, gain practical skills, and broaden their professional network for sustained career development. Through a partnership involving HFFI, CTE educators, and industry mentors, impactful experiences are provided to fellows, enriching CTE programs and nurturing a cohort of proficient and committed young individuals venturing into the trades.
How are Harbor Freight Fellows selected?
Harbor Freight Fellows are nominated by their instructors and span across many trades including Electrical, HVAC, Plumbing, Welding, and so much more!