Curriculum Specializing in Machine Shop Training

Today's training needs are more progressive thus a training center must take the same approach with its curriculum. The Center for Manufacturing Technology has done just that by offering classes in multiple disciplines and multiple formats.

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The curriculum is taught by industry professionals with extensive knowledge in Machine Shop Practices, CNC Programming, Shop Safety, Workplace ESL and New Hire Assessment. You'll attend lectures and complete hands on Labs that will give you the knowledge and expertise to start you on the path to a rewarding career.

Courses

General Machine Shop Practices: (#C009)

Description:
This is a comprehensive course consisting of 101 Classes taught in two hour interactive lessons. The classes are designed to introduce students to the complex and rewarding field of Precision Machining. The program begins with Math Fundamentals and as you progress you’ll learn about Basics of Tolerance, Blueprint Reading, Shop Algebra, Structure of Metals, Fixture Design Basics, Mechanics of CNC, CNC Specs for Mill and Lathe, and Creating a Milling Program. At the end of the training session the student will participate in five school projects or practical "labs", gaining valuable hands-on experience, creating hand tools or locating devices. Our enrollment cycles are 40 weeks in length (5 days per week, 6 hours per day), providing ample time for learning and content retention. In addition Center for Manufacturing Technology has established measureable goals and rewards for consistent attendance, acceptable test and lab scores, and additional scholastic accomplishments.

Prerequisites:
Student must be at least eighteen years of age, have a High School Diploma, GED, or equivalent, and must have some understanding of Math and basic Algebra. The student should possess a strong mechanical aptitude, have good problem-solving abilities, and be able to work independently. Experience working with machinery is helpful.

Objectives:
A CMT Certificate and up to four NIMS credentials are awarded upon successful completion.

Advanced Machine Operator: (#C002)

Description:
The course will develop the skills of an individual who has limited or no manufacturing background in the setup and operation of CNC equipment. The 98 classes are taught in two hour interactive lessons, areas of study include: How to operate machine tools, Entry level CNC Programming, CNC Setup, CNC Operation, Basic Trade Math, Blueprint Reading, How to use Measuring Equipment, and much more. Our enrollment cycles are 20 weeks in length (4 days per week, 8 hours per day), providing ample time for learning and content retention. In addition Center for Manufacturing Technology has established measureable goals and rewards for consistent attendance, acceptable test and lab scores, and additional scholastic accomplishments.

Prerequisites:
Student must be at least eighteen years of age, have a High School Diploma, GED, or equivalent, and must have taken Algebra and basic Trigonometry classes. The student should possess a strong mechanical aptitude, have good problem-solving abilities, and be able to work independently. Experience working with machinery is helpful.

Objectives:
A CMT Certificate is awarded upon completion. NIMS credentialing is encouraged an available at additional charge.

New Hire Assessment: (#C003)

Description:
New Hire Assessments have become more prevalent due to the ease of completing assessments via the internet. Prosective employees can be pre-screened without entering your facility thus eliminating any potential security risks. Center for Manufacturing Technology offers three assessment tests designed to help the Employers indentify if a candidate will be a good fit for a given job.

The three assessment tests are:

• Mathematics, Inspection and Blueprint Reading 
• General Machining Skills
• CNC Machining Skills

Introduction to General Machine Shop Practices:      (#C008)

Description:
This is an introductory course consisting of 50 Classes taught in two hour interactive lessons. In these classes students are introduce to the complex and rewarding field of Precision Machining. The program begins with Math Fundamentals and as you progress you’ll learn about Basics of Manual Mill, Basics of Engine Lathe, Blueprint Reading, Basics of Tolerance, Structure of Metals, Grinding Processes, Mechanics of CNC, Basics of CNC Machining, and Basics of CNC Turning. Upon completion of the training session the student will participate in three school projects or practical "labs", gaining valuable hands-on experience, creating hand tools or locating devices. Our enrollment cycles are 16 weeks in length (4 days per week, 8 hours per day), providing ample time for learning and content retention. In addition Center for Manufacturing Technology has established measureable goals and rewards for consistent attendance, acceptable test and lab scores, and additional scholastic accomplishments.

Prerequisites:
Student must be at least eighteen years of age, have a High School Diploma, GED, or equivalent, and must have some understanding of Math and basic Algebra. The student should possess a strong mechanical aptitude, have good problem-solving abilities, and be able to work independently. Experience working with machinery is helpful.

Objectives:
A CMT Certificate and up to four NIMS credentials are awarded upon successful completion.