I teach what would be translated as Industrial Technician, but is really just a machinist. They learn manual lathe and milling, measuring, ISO standards, ISO programming on CNC, 3D printing, CAD, CAM, CMM and a lot more.
I have them for 20 weeks in the beginning of their education. The educatiuon takes 4 years in total, including time at their apprenticeship and at the school.
The students can have a contract for an apprenticeship before they join the class, which means they get paid more than if they don’t have a contract. They get paid to study in any case.
College?
Trade (or technical) school.
I teach what would be translated as Industrial Technician, but is really just a machinist. They learn manual lathe and milling, measuring, ISO standards, ISO programming on CNC, 3D printing, CAD, CAM, CMM and a lot more.
I have them for 20 weeks in the beginning of their education. The educatiuon takes 4 years in total, including time at their apprenticeship and at the school.
The students can have a contract for an apprenticeship before they join the class, which means they get paid more than if they don’t have a contract. They get paid to study in any case.