Save Your Spot in Free Manufacturing Boot Camp This Spring

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Sign up for a free Precision Manufacturing Boot Camp starting May 22 to prepare for a lifelong career in manufacturing.

“This is a great career path that will effectively change the student’s life,” said Jon Mason, Corporate, Community, and Continuing Education Coordinator at Nashua Community College.

The 10-week boot camp runs May 22 through August 1, from 8:00 am – 4:30 pm, Monday – Friday at the Nashua Community College campus located at 505 Amherst Street in Nashua. The course teaches basic machining and includes an introduction to Mastercam, Solidworks and G and M Code programming.

“There’s a huge need right now in this industry because there is a large cohort of skilled workers who are retiring. And many things that used to be made overseas are returning to the United States,” said Mason.

After the boot camp, participants will find their skills are in high demand.

“Our 10-week training course is the most expedient way to enter the work force with basic machining skills,” said Professor Doug Howe. Professor Howe is Department Chair of the Precision Manufacturing program at NCC, and lead instructor for the boot camp. There are a team of NCC instructors who will guide students through the boot camp.

“This training includes the setup, programming and operation of CNC controlled machine tools. Join us for 10 full weeks of classroom and lab training on the same machine tools used in industry.”

No prerequisite credential is necessary to enroll in the boot camp, but a Mechanical Aptitude is helpful.

For more information or to enroll, contact Jon Mason at 603-578-8900 x 1763, or jmason@ccsnh.edu.

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