CNC/Machining
Credentials You Can Earn
NGTC's Computer Numeric Control (CNC) Technology program teaches the technical and professional skills necessary to program and operate advanced machining equipment. Beginning students learn hand-operation techniques before advancing to the use of design software and CNC machines. CNC graduates are in high demand, as are graduates from related advanced programs such as Tool and Die Specialist or Applied Technical Management.
Degree
Applied Technical Management Degree
The AAS in Applied Technical Management allows a student to complete a diploma in a Technical College System of Georgia (TCSG) program area and to continue to this degree. In addition to the skills and knowledge obtained in the diploma, the student will obtain degree-level general education knowledge and business-related skills and knowledge. Graduates of the program receive a Applied Technical Management Associate of Applied Science Degree.
Diploma
CNC Technology Diploma
The CNC Technology program is a sequence of courses that prepares students for careers in the CNC technology field. Learning opportunities develop academic, technical, and professional knowledge and skills for job acquisition, retention, and advancement. The program emphasizes a combination of CNC theory and practical application necessary for successful employment. Program graduates receive a CNC Technology diploma and have the qualification of a CNC technician.
Certificates
NGTC‘s CNC Machining program offers 4 certificates for those who want to specialize in a particular area or to refresh the skills they may already have:
- CNC Specialist Certificate
- Lathe Operator Certificate
- Mill Operator Certificate
- Tool and Die Specialist Certificate
Learn more about our CNC/Machining programs.
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Do you have everything you need? If so, click here to apply!Career Opportunities
Individuals who graduate from NGTC’s CNC/Machining program can hit the shop floor running if they choose to become:
- CNC Specialist
- Lathe Operator
- Mill Operator
- Tool and Die Specialist
Graduates of the CNC/Machining program may work in a variety of areas including:
- Machine Shops
- Toolrooms
- Factories
There are many employment fields that require skills similar to those required to be a CNC Machinist, such as:
- Welder
- Cutter
- Solderer
Additional career options can be researched on the following site(s):
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