Students will engage in a hands on study of these technologies through utilization of state of the art electronic trainers and industrial quality lasers. CNC Machining and Robotics as well as industrial interfacing of manufacturing peripherals are studied to give students a working knowledge of modern industrial manufacturing systems. Students will utilize robot, mill and lathe trainers to simulate a modern industrial setting. All four areas of the Foundation Environment are covered and portfolio development for placement are part of the curriculum. Tuition assistance is available through several agencies, if you qualify.
Tuition loans are also available.
The first 24 week class is tentatively scheduled to begin February 7, 2000. Classes will begin every 12 weeks after the first class begins. Enrollment for future classes will be accepted at anytime. Contact GTII for updated class schedules and availability. Contact GTII Administrative office or Cooperstown Branch Campus to get an Application for Admissions form.