Machine Trades
Machine Trades is a hands-on program. Algebra and geometry skills are heavily utilized in this program. Students in the machining program prepare for in-demand jobs in the manufacturing industry. Second-year students gain exposure to computer numerical controlled (CNC) machining and have the opportunity to complete internships with local companies. Students completing this program generally continue their education at the postsecondary level in 2 and 4-year degree programs or begin their careers in local machining businesses.
A TYPICAL MACHINE TRADES STUDENT:
Enjoys hands-on learning and has solid math skills
Patience and attention to detail
Ability to work on projects independently or with other students
Can stay on task without constant supervision
Safety conscious
INSTRUCTOR: JAMES FELTZ
IN THE PAST FIVE YEARS:
Employers have contacted NCCC regularly seeking potential employees with this training
Skilled second-year students completed internships and have been awarded college scholarships by employers
Students have gone on to further training in auto and diesel mechanics
