Wireframe · Grayscale · Reusable program template (2nd implementation)

AeroSTAR — country-aware program page

Advancing Development Goals

AeroSTAR Program

Building the Next Generation of Aviation & Aerospace Leaders — AeroSTAR is a regional initiative that introduces high school students across the Middle East and North Africa to aviation and aerospace through immersive learning, hands-on STEM activities, industry exposure, field visits, and connections with professionals.

Ages 15–18Five participating countriesEnglish-language delivery60-hour AcademyRegional Challenge and Camp

Choose your country to see local eligibility, deadlines, and application details.

Understand

About the program

[Canonical program copy — stored once and reused for every country context.]

AeroSTAR is a regional initiative that introduces high school students across the Middle East and North Africa to aviation and aerospace through immersive learning, hands-on STEM activities, industry exposure, field visits, and connections with professionals.

[Second paragraph — AeroSTAR develops technical and transferable skills while helping build the region's future aviation and aerospace talent pipeline.]

YouthSTEMAviationAerospaceCareer ExplorationInnovationRegional Programs
[Approved aviation/aerospace or AeroSTAR program image — descriptive alt text required. Do not fabricate a program logo.]

[216]

[2026 cohort target — youth across five countries. Cohort-specific fact, not permanent layout copy.]

[5]

Participating countries

[60]

Academy hours

Prototype / content review: Cohort facts (2026 target of 216 youth) are stored as cycle-specific data so future cycles can update or hide them without editing the layout.

Why it matters

Why AeroSTAR

Aviation and aerospace are fast-growing sectors in the MENA region.

Career opportunities extend well beyond pilots and cabin crew.

Pathways include engineering, research, manufacturing, safety, sustainability, airport operations, customer support, logistics, business management, and space-related fields.

AeroSTAR helps young people build awareness, skills, confidence, and real-world exposure before choosing education and career pathways.

[Optional aviation career-pathways diagram — engineering, research, manufacturing, safety, sustainability, operations, logistics, business, space.]

The experience

Program journey

[Three connected stages — the primary visual story of this page. Readable without color or animation.]

  1. 1

    AeroSTAR Academy

    60 hours · typically 10–12 weeks

    • STEM and transferable-skills development
    • Aviation and aerospace concepts
    • Industry guest speakers
    • In-person and virtual field visits
    • Team capstone innovation project
  2. 2

    AeroSTAR Challenge

    National pitch competition

    • Teams present aviation or aerospace innovation projects
    • Panels include industry experts and community leaders
    • National winners advance to the regional experience
  3. 3

    AeroSTAR Camp

    Three days in Jordan

    • Leadership, innovation, and career workshops
    • Peer and professional networking
    • Exploration of real-world operations and future technologies

Check

Who can apply and how selection works

[Choose a country above to see local requirements alongside the shared criteria.]

Shared criteria — all countries

  • Ages 15–18
  • Resident of Egypt, Jordan, Kuwait, Morocco, or the United Arab Emirates
  • Interest in aviation, aerospace, engineering, STEM, or innovation
  • Ability to commit to the full 60-hour Academy, generally delivered over 10–12 weeks
  • Sufficient English proficiency to engage with the training content

How selection works

  • · Eligibility requirements
  • · Interest in aviation/aerospace
  • · Thoughtfulness and clarity of responses
  • · Motivation to learn and contribute

[Meeting the criteria does not guarantee acceptance.]

Country-specific requirements

Choose your country to see eligibility and application details.

Partnership

Program partners

Partners and Sponsors

[AeroSTAR is an Amideast program launched in partnership with Boeing — approved partnership/funding wording pending.]

[Partner logos and wording are client-supplied placeholders with accessible organization names. Do not download, redraw, or fabricate partner assets.]

Impact

Outcomes, stories, and announcements

[Optional modules stay hidden until approved content exists. Stories and news reuse the shared News & Resources relationships.]

Prototype / content review: No participant stories, capstone projects, photos, or outcome statistics are published until the client supplies approved content.

Questions

Frequently asked questions

[Placeholder questions only — every answer is a content TODO pending program-owner approval. Country-specific questions can be appended.]

[TODO — answer pending content-owner approval.]

Get in touch

Program contact and related opportunities

Regional AeroSTAR contact

[AeroSTAR program team]

[aerostar@amideast.org]

[HQ phone]

[Program-specific contact only — the full country office directory is not used here.]

Related opportunities

Information architecture

AeroSTAR migration inventory

[Every existing AeroSTAR destination and listing card mapped to the canonical record or a country variant — no duplicate program pages.]

Existing page or cardNew destination
Egypt AeroSTAR page/programs/aerostar?country=Egypt (shared template + Egypt variant)
Jordan AeroSTAR page/programs/aerostar?country=Jordan
Kuwait AeroSTAR page/programs/aerostar?country=Kuwait
Morocco AeroSTAR page/programs/aerostar?country=Morocco
UAE AeroSTAR page/programs/aerostar?country=United Arab Emirates
Morocco French/Arabic AeroSTAR contentLinked locale records on the Morocco variant — not a separate program
Country Advancing Development Goals AeroSTAR cards (×5)One card per country rendered from the canonical record, country preselected on click
Global Advancing Development Goals listingSingle canonical card, regional scope, no country preselected
Sitewide program finder entries (×5)One deduplicated record; country-scoped results show “AeroSTAR Program | [Country]”
Repeated overview / Why AeroSTAR / components / eligibility / evaluation copyCanonical program record — stored once
Editorial artifact [JS1.1] in application instructionsRemoved
Full country office directory at page bottomConcise program-specific local contact
Jordan Careers in Aviation ProgramRemains a separate program — not merged

Country-context URLs (e.g. /egypt/advancing-development-goals/aerostar-program) render this same template with the country variant applied and declare this page as canonical. French and Arabic records stay linked as localized variants.

About

  • [Our Story]
  • [Leadership]
  • [Impact]
  • [Careers]

Programs

  • [English]
  • [Testing]
  • [Scholarships]
  • [Training]

Countries

  • [Egypt]
  • [Jordan]
  • [Morocco]
  • [All 12]

Contact

  • [Country Offices]
  • [United States]
  • [Partner Inquiries]
  • [Press]
[Privacy][Terms][Accessibility]

Amideast headquarters

[Sample content · Amideast HQ, 2025 M Street NW, Washington, DC, United States]

[Sample content · +1 202 XXX XXXX · inquiries@amideast.org]

Prototype notes

  • · Same shared program template as MSSF: one canonical record, five country variants holding only status, cycle, dates, local criteria, contact, and apply instructions.
  • · Applying-from country is chosen explicitly; country cards and country pages preselect it via ?country=…
  • · Needs Review states never render as Open, and no application URL is exposed until the cycle and link are confirmed.
  • · Academy → Challenge → Camp is the primary visual story: stepper on desktop, stacked cards on mobile.
  • · The [JS1.1] editorial artifact and the full office directory are removed; contact is program-specific.
  • · Toggle Desktop / Mobile above. On mobile, primary nav collapses to a hamburger and filter sidebars collapse behind a Filters button.
  • · Grayscale only — no visual design styling. Focus is on information architecture.