Altitude Huntsville teams with The Transition Team for student job training

Altitude Trampoline Park Huntsville has partnered with The Transition Team to give North Alabama high school students summer work experience, job coaching and workplace training. The program aims to build confidence and create a pipeline of future employees and leaders. Why it matters: - The partnership gives North Alabama high school students real-world work experience while they are still in school. - The program is designed to build communication, teamwork, problem-solving, independence and confidence. - Altitude Trampoline Park Huntsville also sees the effort as a way to develop future staff, leads and managers from within. What happened: - Altitude Trampoline Park Huntsville partnered with The Transition Team to support a summer “Job Exploration Training” program. - The program is aimed at North Alabama high school students. - Students will work in a professional environment at Altitude Huntsville and learn customer interaction, issue de-escalation and team-based work. - The partnership was announced in Huntsville, Alabama, on June 16, 2026. The details: - Ben Thomas, owner of Altitude Trampoline Park Huntsville, said the park uses a structured training curriculum because many staff members are new to the workforce. - Thomas said the goal is to give students work skills they can use in the future. - Thomas also said the program is meant to help identify, coach and develop future leaders. - The Transition Team provides a community employment program funded by the Alabama Department of Rehabilitation Services. - The Transition Team program includes an on-site job coach for students. - The job coach helps students build communication, teamwork, problem-solving and independence. - Jocelyn Allen, co-owner and executive director of employment services at The Transition Team, said partnerships like this help young professionals build confidence and prepare for future success. - Altitude Huntsville has also worked with local homeschool groups by offering weekday jump sessions for physical education credits. - The park says that community investment is a cornerstone of its culture. - Altitude Huntsville said the partnership continues its effort to build a pipeline of future leaders. - The company said it also develops high-performing staff into leads and managers from within the organization. Between the lines: - The partnership connects a local business with a workforce-development program, which can help students get early exposure to customer-facing jobs. - The arrangement also gives Altitude Huntsville a way to train and evaluate potential future hires in a structured setting. - The focus on leadership development suggests the program is intended to be more than seasonal labor. What’s next: - Students will take part in the summer training program through the partnership. - Altitude Trampoline Park Huntsville says interested people can learn more about the Huntsville location , purchase jump passes or explore partnership opportunities. - The location can also be reached at (256) 690-5005. - Altitude says more information about park locations is available at the company website .