TEACHER TRAINING
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Fully trained CNC instructors are critical to the success of any advanced manufacturing program. So we developed and support CNC Teacher Training Programs across North America and Europe, to ensure instructors have the knowledge and skills necessary to successfully use CNC machines and related technologies in their training programs. These Teacher Training Centers are dedicated to providing the highest quality teacher training available.
4 STEPS TO GET TRAINING
1
Choose a Location
most convenient for you, using the map of locations.
2
Select a Course
that suits you, based on your experience.
3
Check the Calendar
to find a time that works for you.
4
Register for a Class
using the link provided on the calendar for your selected course.
“This was the best training that I have attended. Our instructor was very knowledgeable and patient. I enjoyed the format of teaching a concept in the classroom, and immediately going to the machine and applying the concept.”
Doug Sands | United Technical Center | West Virginia
COURSE DESCRIPTIONS
Intro to CNC Milling
This course is designed for those with little or no 3-axis CNC mill G-code programming, set up, and operation experience.
✓ 5-Day Course
CNC Milling
This course is designed for those with basic 3-axis CNC mill G-code programming, set up, and operation experience, and little or no experience with multi-axis machining.
✓ 3-Day Course
Multi-Axis CNC Milling
This course is designed for those with advanced 3-axis CNC mill G-code programming, set up, and operation experience, and interest in multi-axis (4- and 5-axis) set up and operation.
✓ 4-Day Course
Intro to CNC Turning
This course is designed for those with little or no 2-axis CNC lathe G-code programming, set up, and operation experience.
✓ 5-Day Course
CNC Turning
This course is designed for those with basic 2-axis CNC lathe G-code programming, set up, and operation experience, and little or no live-tooling experience.
✓ 3-Day Course
CALENDAR OF COURSES
CNC Teacher Training is offered at four facilities in North America: De Anza College, Danville Community College, Orange Coast College, and Central Community College. Each facility offers various classes throughout the year, with new classes added as they are scheduled, and removed in the event they are canceled or rescheduled. Click on any class below for more information, or refer to the course descriptions above. Please refer to the contact listed within the event description for inquiries or registration.
