School Information
100 Fairview AveHamden, CT 06514
Program of Studies
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Program Overview
Precision Machining Technology
Brief DescriptionStudents enrolled in the CTECS Precision Machining Technology program are given instruction in and demonstrate skills and knowledge in machine safety, measuring tools, precision machining fundamentals using; manual milling machines, lathes, and other metal processing machines. Students’ progress using computer numerical controlled (CNC) machining and turning centers as early as the 10th grade and become proficient in their operation and programming upon graduation.
Grade level that first course in sequence is offered
9
Academic Design and Delivery
4
Total credits required to complete the program:
6
Industry-recognized credentials
National Institute for Metalworking Skills (NIMS), OSHA, Credit(s) towards an associate degree, A certificate or certification offered by a third party, HAAS CERT, NIMS CERTS, OSHA 10, CAREER SAFE Employability
Program Standards
Yes - https://whitney.cttech.org/programs/career-technical-education/precision-machining-technology/
How often program curriculum is reviewed
https://whitney.cttech.org/programs/career-technical-education/precision-machining-technology/
Stakeholders participating in program review
Education: This may include a high school diploma or equivalent, postsecondary degree or completion of postsecondary level CTE coursework.
Work Experience: This may include completion of a specified number of hours or years of work or apprenticeship experience in the occupational area.
Assessments: This may include the successful completion of testing in CTE subject matter, content area expertise, or other relevant knowledge.
Teacher or CTE Training: This may include completion of professional learning or training required for teachers generally, professional learning or training in the CTE field or in a specific occupational area, mentorship experience, or other pedagogical training.
Opportunities to earn credit articulating to the next level of education
No Response
Industry Partnerships
Yes
How are employability skill standards incorporated into the program?
Observation over 4 years in the program
Program/business partnerships
Yes - We have several local businesses who donate time and sometimes materials to our program. They also sometimes hire our graduates and host them in a work based learning opportunity.
Community Partners
Gateway CC, CCAT, Workforce Alliance, Career Pathways, Justice Education Center
Work-based learning opportunities/internships
Cooperative work education, Pre-apprenticeships, Simulated work environments
Pre-apprenticeships
Paid WBL with several companies
CTO’s
Manufacturing Club which is a place donations can be deposited for student awards.
Student Recruitment and Engagement
Guidance activities, Other
Program data collection
No response