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Computer numerical control (CNC) machinists craft performance parts and components from metal, plastic and other materials. The pieces they create support a wide variety of industries, from automotive and aerospace to medical and manufacturing. In just 36 weeks, students can train to become CNC machinists at NASCAR Technical Institute, which is in the Charlotte area.1 Students also may be prepared with the knowledge needed to test for additional CNC certifications after graduation.6
The CNC Machining Technology program was created in conjunction with Roush Yates, a leading brand in the performance industry. Over the course of 36 weeks, students learn everything from interpreting geometric dimensioning and tolerancing to the setup and operation of CNC mills and lathes.
CNC courses cover a range of topics that will help prepare students for the industry and potentially test for CNC certifications after graduation. Classes include:
Ever wondered what goes on in the CNC lab? Get a behind-the-scenes look in this video.
Whenever considering a training program, it’s important to research the documentation you’ll earn as a graduate. Upon completion of the CNC Machining program at NASCAR Tech, students earn diplomas.
They also have access to the resources provided by the Career Services department, which can help with identifying job opportunities.
The CNC program at NASCAR Tech helps give students a well-rounded education that covers the skills machinists need in the field.
After completing the program, graduates will be prepared for the industry and to test for additional CNC certifications.
The CNC Machining program helps give students a strong foundation of skills they can build upon as they pursue careers in the industry. Most of our grads start out working as entry-level technicians or in other entry-level roles. As with any industry, over time, you may be able to advance in your career with hard work. Some entry-level and advanced roles could include:77
Entry-level
Advanced
To learn more, check out our CNC career guide.
*Not entry-level and is dependent on factors like experience, location, and employer compensation.
NASCAR Tech is located in Mooresville — also known as Race City USA — so the area is full of fun things to see and do.
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Taking a tour of the campus is a great way to see if training to become a CNC machinist at NASCAR Tech is right for you. Click the link below to schedule a time.
NASCAR Tech and UTI host many different events throughout the year. To see what’s coming up, check out our events calendar.
NASCAR Tech’s CNC Machining Training program classes start every 6 weeks, so there’s no waiting for next semester. If you’re ready to start your journey, request information today!
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