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While learning in our simulated office, you’ll learn to -
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Learn to Use
Tools & Equipment
- Band Saws
- Computers
- CNC Machines
- Drill Presses
- Grinders
- Manual Laithes
- Manual Mills
Earn Certifications
Through this program, you’ll be prepared to earn -
Mastercam
Mill 2D
Earn College Credit
Up to 22 free college credits available*
*Students must meet requirements.
The number of credits varies by college.
Future Career Options & Earnings
Future Career Options
After High School
With Additional Training or College
Apprentice Mold Maker/Tool Maker
CNC Machinist
CNC Programmer
Machinist
Manufacturing Engineer
Mechanical Engineer
Project Manager
Tooling Manager
Future Earning Potential
The range of pay for professionals in Precision Machining Technology covers a broad range and depends upon many factors. Below are annual salary ranges for a few roles this program may lead you into.
Machinist - $30,000-$60,000
Maintenance/Machine Repair Worker - $35,000-$78,000
CNC Machinist/Programmer - $46,000-$77,000
Mechanical Engineer - $59,000-$123,000
Manufacturing Engineer - $60,000-$123,000
Manufacturing Manager - $62,000-$160,000
Location
Classes are taught at:
Kent Career Tech Center
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