Weekly on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays from August 30th to November 15 is the Computer Numerical Control Operator class from 5-9pm at NICC Cresco Center, #89223.

The fundamental principles and knowledge necessary to operate CNC machines are taught in our state-of-the-art CNC lab, where a blend of classroom and hands-on experience keeps the learning focused on real, practical job skills.  You’ll begin by learning to use basic measuring tools and then move on to reading and interpreting manufacturing-part blueprints. You will learn how to safely and efficiently operate CNC mills and lathes, set tool and fixture offsets and use verified programs to build part projects on CNC machines. Finally, you will be introduced to G and M code programming for 2-axis CNC lathes and 3-axis CNC mills.  This program will prepare you for immediate employment or continuation in our extended CNC diploma program.

Weekly on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays from August 30th to November 15 is the Computer Numerical Control Operator class from 5-9pm at NICC Cresco Center, #89223.

The fundamental principles and knowledge necessary to operate CNC machines are taught in our state-of-the-art CNC lab, where a blend of classroom and hands-on experience keeps the learning focused on real, practical job skills.  You’ll begin by learning to use basic measuring tools and then move on to reading and interpreting manufacturing-part blueprints. You will learn how to safely and efficiently operate CNC mills and lathes, set tool and fixture offsets and use verified programs to build part projects on CNC machines. Finally, you will be introduced to G and M code programming for 2-axis CNC lathes and 3-axis CNC mills.  This program will prepare you for immediate employment or continuation in our extended CNC diploma program.

Weekly on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays from August 30th to November 15 is the Computer Numerical Control Operator class from 5-9pm at NICC Cresco Center, #89223.

The fundamental principles and knowledge necessary to operate CNC machines are taught in our state-of-the-art CNC lab, where a blend of classroom and hands-on experience keeps the learning focused on real, practical job skills.  You’ll begin by learning to use basic measuring tools and then move on to reading and interpreting manufacturing-part blueprints. You will learn how to safely and efficiently operate CNC mills and lathes, set tool and fixture offsets and use verified programs to build part projects on CNC machines. Finally, you will be introduced to G and M code programming for 2-axis CNC lathes and 3-axis CNC mills.  This program will prepare you for immediate employment or continuation in our extended CNC diploma program.

Thursday, November 17th, 9-10am is a virtual class; Not Your Average Job Description, class #98542.

Many employers are offering sign-on bonuses, free college education and unlimited paid time off to attract job seekers. Sure, these strategies get attention, but not every employer can afford to make these promises in a job opening ad. Learn to write your job description copy with a marketing mindset instead! This session will help you see job advertisements from a potential employee’s perspective and provide you with specific action items to ensure you attract the best and brightest job seekers.