Let us help you train for employment in a clean, high-demand, manufacturing occupation!
Steps to Enroll:
1. Schedule an info session
2. Attend an info session
3. Complete intake forms and assessments
To attend an information session or to reserve your spot, please call 978-630-9883 or email manufacturing@mwcc.mass.edu.
Mass AMTC TechHire Grant
Mt. Wachusett Community College is currently operating on a US Department of Labor grant targeted toward youth (persons 17 -29 years). Per the grant, MWCC will be offering two 6-week programs in Quality Technician Training and Automation Technician Training.
Provided the candidate meets the program requirements, the courses are FREE. Primary requirements are a HS Diploma (or GED) and being between the age of 17 and 29 years old. For individuals above this age range, additional funding would allow them to participate in the courses as well.
Training Programs
Quality Technician Training (QTT), provides the foundational knowledge of the activities for an entry level quality inspector or technician in a manufacturing organization.
Automation Technician Training (ATT), provides foundational knowledge for an entry-level manufacturing technician. There is a follow on Robotics Training offered fall semester that students can also gain access to through a credit course.
Automation Technician Training
Upcoming Trainings
The next Quality Technician Training will being August 21st and will run on a schedule of 4-days a week, 5 hours a day (4:00 pm to 9:00 pm) Tuesday through Friday for 6 weeks, for a total of 120 hours.
All courses are held on the MWCC Devens Campus at 27 Jackson Rd Devens, MA.
Please call us at 978-630-9883 for Fall training dates.
Program Outcomes
Above and beyond the immediate career path training, we offer additional opportunities to sit for national credentials, certifications, and additional course training.
These are non-credit programs, but there are pathways from these programs to either a one-year certificate or 2-year associate degree with the college.
This program is sponsored by a $4 million grant from the U.S. Department of Labor, Employment and Training Administration.
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