With successful completion of this program, students can move seamlessly to a postsecondary community college to complete the program and earn a Tech Prep Associate Degree. Precision Machining technologist operate a variety of metal-working machines. Machinists are skilled workers who produce metal goods made in numbers too small to produce with automatic machinery. Tool and die makers produce tools, does, and other devices used in the machines that produce manufactured goods. Students enrolled in Precision Machining Technology must complete the following classes beginning in the ninth grade and continuing through two years of Wytheville Community College.
Guidance counselors have detailed information.
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