Tool and machining workers learn their trade through four to five years of education and apprenticeship training. These workers build the tools for machines to manufacture products. Tool and die maker trainees learn to operate milling machines, lathes, grinders, CNC, and other machining equipment. They also study metalworking and heat treating and plating.

PROGRAM INFORMATION

Prerequisites:

High school diploma or GED; meet criteria on Workforce Training Assessment for this program

Courses:

First Term:  Blueprint Reading & Math I, Machine Theory I, Lab

Second Term:  Blueprint Reading & Math II, Machine Theory II, Lab

Third Term:  Blueprint Reading & Math III, Machine Theory III, Lab

M-Th | 5:45 - 10:00pm

39 Weeks | 663 Hours | $6,599

Please call for future start dates.

Contact the Adult Education Office for more information.

PLEASE NOTE: Students are required to purchase their own tools. A tool list is available in the Adult Education office.