BALDWYN, Miss. (WTVA) – Students were given a hands-on look at careers beyond the traditional four-year college path.The Big Ideas Mobile Learning Lab stopped at Baldwyn High School on Monday, giving students the chance to explore skilled trades and learn more about employment opportunities in the region.The mobile lab is part of the Toyota Wellspring Education Fund at the CREATE Foundation, along with the Tennessee Valley Authority and six community partners.One student said using the Augmented Miller Welding is different from traditional welding. “It was very interesting and creative,” said Kaden Agnew. “It showed me a lot of things that I can be in life.”The Big Ideas Mobile Learning Lab will be at East Union High School on Tuesday.The program is expanding this year to reach more than 3,500 students across 10 counties.Copyright 2026 WTVA. All rights reserved.