The Machinist and Toolmaker curriculums are designed to provide students experience in machining as it pertains to precision metal working, tool making and mold making.
This program provides education and training in CNC programming, CNC set-up and operation, production machining, mold making, die making, tool making, automated manufacturing, human relations, communications and other aspects of general education.
Career opportunities offer a wide range of employment possibilities in the manufacturing, machining, tool making, mold making and production areas. Recent placement has been 100 percent. Job to student ratio is 14 to 1 (14 jobs per graduate).
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Look our entire curriculum over and compare it to others. Do others give you "Multi-Craft" skills you need to have the competitive edge? NDSCS programs are demanding, but worth the extra effort!
