Certified Manufacturing Specialist Certificate

Program Description

As a Certified Manufacturing Specialist, you will be the link between manufacturing processes and finished consumer products. The Certified Manufacturing Specialist program focuses on real-world applications of manufacturing principles necessary for manufacturers to be successful in today's competitive environment. Graduates of this program will gain the essential knowledge, skills, and attitudes to successfully compete for a variety of manufacturing positions.

Program Admission Requirements

No high school diploma or official GED scores required.
Be at least 16 years old.
Meet minimum test scores.
No special or provisional admission allowed.

Career and Occupational Outlook

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Machinery Manufacturing: Bureau of Labor Statistics Career Guide to Industries

Curriculum Outline

Quarter	Course #	Course Title	Credit Hours
1st Quarter	AMF 152	Manufacturing Organizational Principles	2
	AMF 154	Manufacturing Workplace Skills	3
	AMF 156	Manufacturing Production Requirements	2
	AMF 158	Automated Manufacturing Skills	4
	AMF 160	Representative Manufacturing Skills	5
		Total	16

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Last updated: October 7, 2009.