Aaron's efforts paid off in jobs for him and a classmate, Gilles Marchand. These two young fellows are working out really well. We do production machining, specializing in hubs and spindles for agricultural and industrial applications. Hipel says the Sault College graduates are among 10 operators employed by the company. The two-semester aviation machinist program prepares students for various positions.
Many graduates enter apprenticeships.
By completing our program they can, at the employer's discretion, receive up to one year's credit towards an apprenticeship. Zuccato says graduates are employed in several capacities. Some are machinist-fitters. Others go into inspection and quality control or become CNC operators or programmers. Everyone has different interests, but most graduates find the kind of work they want.