Pathway
Advanced Manufacturing
Overview
Advanced Manufacturing is a hands-on program. If you are mechanically inclined and enjoy learning about processes and problem-solving, then you should consider this program.
In this program, you will learn:
- Modern manufacturing processes
- Current industry business principles
- Six major types of material processes
- Advanced manufacturing logistics
Potential Careers & Annual Salaries
- Metal and Plastic Machine Worker
$35,400 - Welder, Cutter, Solderer, or Brazer
$40,240 - Machinist or Tool and Die Maker
$44,110
All career and salary information is cited from the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
A Typical Student
The typical student is one who enjoys hands-on learning. Successful students have the patience and attention to detail that are necessary to solve problems, and they can work on projects independently or with other students. They take initiative, check their work as needed, and stay on task without constant supervision. Safety is a primary focus in the Advanced Manufacturing program, and students must follow guidelines to keep themselves and others safe.
When You Finish
Upon completion of this program, you’ll be prepared for entry-level employment in the advanced manufacturing industry. You may also continue your education in 2- and 4-year postsecondary degree programs or enter the military.
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Advanced Manufacturing
ADVANCED MANUFACTURING
Overview
Advanced Manufacturing is a hands-on program. If you are mechanically inclined and enjoy learning about processes and problem-solving, then you should consider this program. In this program, you will learn:
- Modern manufacturing processes
- Current industry business principles
- Six major types of material processes
- Advanced manufacturing logistics
Potential Careers & Annual Salaries
- Metal and Plastic Machine Worker: $35,400
- Welder, Cutter, Solderer, or Brazer: $40,240
- Machinist or Tool and Die Maker: $44,110
All career and salary information is cited from the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
A Typical Student
The typical student is one who enjoys hands-on learning. Successful students have the patience and attention to detail that are necessary to solve problems, and they can work on projects independently or with other students. They take initiative, check their work as needed, and stay on task without constant supervision. Safety is a primary focus in the Advanced Manufacturing program, and students must follow guidelines to keep themselves and others safe.
When You Finish
Upon completion of this program, you’ll be prepared for entry-level employment in the advanced manufacturing industry. You may also continue your education in 2- and 4-year postsecondary degree programs or enter the military.