Precision Machine Metalworking Technology FAQs

Does my student need any previous experience before taking this class?: No, all students work together and learn as a group.
If my student attends this course, should they go to college or straight to the workforce?: Students can go to work, go to college, or serve an apprenticeship upon high school graduation.
How much homework can a student expect from this course?: A majority of the work that students do is in the class. There is a minor amount of homework.
What expenses will I incur? Fees, book rental or purchase, tool costs, etc.?: Fees are minimal. Few tools are needed.
How does the class look at safety for the students?: Students' safety is the highest priority. There will be demonstrations on the use of tools and machines. They will be tested on their skills.
How much technology is used in the class?: The class is set up to use the basic skills in the beginning and advances to the area of computerization.
Can students get jobs in the field of study?: Students will learn to create resumes and learn interview skills. They will be able to use these skills to find jobs while they are in the class or after graduation.
What kind of salary can a person make with the skills a person learns in this class?: A person can enter this job market with a starting wage of $12 - $15 per hour. Top wages range from $28 - $35 per hour.

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