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Daher has opened a training facility in Colomiers, France, to address the demand for skilled workers in aerospace. The Daher Learning Center near Toulouse includes a technical workshop where up to 40 people can be trained simultaneously.
The center offers customized programs in fields such as systems mechanics, assembly fitting, and cabin integration. Training ranges from one- to three-day short modules to months-long career transition courses. In 2024, Daher trained nearly 700 individuals at various facilities, and the company intends to increase that number to 1,300 in 2025.
“At Daher, we are fully committed to developing and preserving the essential skills within the aerospace sector,” said Daher secretary general and HR director Jérôme Leparoux. “The Daher Learning Center is designed to meet our internal training needs for current and future roles, as well as those of our clients—taking into account their specific industrial challenges.”
“With this center, Daher reaffirms its ambition to offer increasingly relevant and tailored training programs,” said Daher managing director of industrial services Cédric Eloy. “The Daher Learning Center also collaborates with partners such as Aérocampus Aquitaine to develop specialized programs tailored to the specific needs of the industry.”
As the aviation sector faces increasing demand for qualified professionals, the new center could become a key player in supporting workforce development through academics and hands-on training.

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