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Manufacturing

Get hands-on training in our flexible training programs.

Are you ready to kick-start your career? We can help you prepare for an opens in a new windowin-demand position in the field of advanced manufacturing.

Apprenticeship Opportunities

With Vermont Tech’s manufacturing apprenticeship programs, you can:

  • Advance in your career. Get the skills you need to succeed in our work-friendly classes.
  • Earn college credit. Build on these classes to earn your Associate’s or Bachelor’s degree.
  • Enroll without an employer sponsor. Begin training in the classroom and find a job later.

Our apprenticeship options include: Advanced Manufacturing, Industrial Maintenance, and the GlobalFoundries Paid Apprenticeship Technician Program.

Advanced Manufacturing

Our Advanced Manufacturing Apprenticeship prepares you to work in a facility that produces parts—think valves, injection molding, casting, etc. opens in a new windowLearn more.

Industrial Maintenance

Our Industrial Maintenance Apprenticeship prepares you to work in a facility that creates products, like coffee, ice cream, cheese, beauty products, etc. opens in a new windowLearn more.

GlobalFoundries Paid Apprenticeship Technician Program

Earn while you learn in GlobalFoundries’  Paid Apprenticeship Technician Program. Motivated high school graduates can apply for this direct-hire opportunity.

Participants will:

  • Earn a full-time time salary (up to $18.50/hour)
  • Take classes at no cost
  • Earn college credits towards a two-year Associate’s Degree

Program begins fall of 2020. For more information, contact Program Owner John LaFreniere (802-769-8736).

SolidWorks & CNC Machining Certification

Earn your SolidWorks & CNC Maching Certification by completing three trainings. opens in a new windowLearn more.

Grant Funding for Parents of Young Children

Do you have a child who is under the age of 14? You may be eligible to enroll in our manufacturing courses at no cost through the opens in a new windowStrengthening Working Families Initiative.

For more information, contact:

(802) 879-2348
swfi@vtc.edu

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