LS Training Academy
Building Skills.
Creating Pathways.
Preparing for the Future.
The LS Training Academy gives La Salle students the opportunity to explore skilled trades, hands-on learning, and career pathways while still in high school. Designed for students who want to learn by doing, the program helps young men discover their strengths, build practical skills, and prepare for meaningful opportunities after graduation.
Through focused training, career exploration, and apprenticeship connections, students gain a clearer understanding of what it takes to succeed in high-demand fields.
Preparing Students for Opportunity
The LS Training Academy is designed to help students see what is possible. Whether a student is interested in construction, electrical work, manufacturing, automotive technology, HVAC, plumbing, or another skilled profession, the program provides exposure, guidance, and preparation for the next step. Students are encouraged to think seriously about their future, understand the value of skilled work, and pursue a path that matches their interests, talents, and goals.
A Hands-On Approach to Learning
The LS Training Academy connects classroom learning with real-world experience. Students are introduced to the skills, expectations, and work habits needed in trade and technical careers, while continuing to grow within the support, structure, and brotherhood of La Salle.
Through the program, students can:
• Explore skilled trades and career pathways
• Build practical, hands-on skills
• Learn from industry professionals and partners
• Develop discipline, responsibility, and confidence
• Prepare for apprenticeship opportunities
• Gain a stronger understanding of life after high school
Supported by the La Salle Experience
At La Salle, career preparation is about more than job skills. Students are formed as young men of character who understand the importance of hard work, service, leadership, and responsibility. The LS Training Academy reflects La Salle’s commitment to helping every student find his path, develop his gifts, and graduate prepared to lead, serve, and succeed.