Each unit of study is approached by starting with the basic theory involved. Students will receive a high degree of individual instruction and learn the use of tools, special equipment, blueprints, metallurgy, measurement, layout and the advanced mathematics required. Written and performance tests are given to record the students progress. The instructor is an experienced technician and will provide the student with a variety of work projects and live work orders. Our classes are based on the National Tooling and Machining Association 's apprenticeship program which offers additional recognition and national standardized testing.
Tool makers are in great demand.
Employers are recruiting our graduates daily. A diploma or certificate is awarded when the student successfully completes specific units of study.