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Manufacturing Technician
in Scholarship & Grant Eligible Programs
Hand and Power Tool Utilization
with Ken Beach
This 4-hour course is designed to introduce various hand and power tools used in manufacturing. Instruction will include identification, application, safe use, and maintenance of common tools. Students will use various tools to develop understanding of their functions. Competency will be demonstrated through practical application.
Computer Basics
with Charles Walker
Technology is connected with nearly every aspect of our lives. Many tasks like applying for jobs or viewing our paychecks have become digitized. And in the new world of work, basic digital literacy can help job seekers unlock new opportunities and help employees become more engaged
If you are interested in learning more about computers but aren't sure how to get started, then this course is for you. You will learn about the different hardware parts that make up a computer. Explore the fundamentals of working with operating systems and applications, as well as how to keep your computer secure. You will also be introduced to poductivity programs like word processors and spreadsheet tools.
No previous computing experience required.
Building Trust in the Workplace
with Charles Walker
In this course we will discuss and demonstrate the value of building trust, as a strategy for developing effective workplace relationships. The course will highlight the value of building trust within your work teams and the impact on your organizational culture. This workshop will provide insights into how team members can build trust and how to create a more engaging, fruitful, and productive work environment.
Manufacturing Technician Program
To register contact ASUN Workforce Development at workforce@asun.edu or call (870) 680-8717.
Arkansas State University Newport’s (ASUN) Manufacturing Technician Program (MT) was designed with local manufacturing industry in mind and prepares students for high paying careers in food production, steel production, and equipment manufacturing.
Students who successfully complete the program are ready to enter the workforce immediately with skills and competencies for high paying positions within manufacturing.
This MT program is comprised of three separate training programs. Attend one module, one program, or stack all three programs:
⮚ Automated Operator
- Robotics in Manufacturing Fundamentals
- CNC Fundamentals
- Automated Machine Fundamentals
- Maintenance Awareness
⮚ Manufacturing Essentials
⮚ Career Readiness
- Interpersonal and Business Communication
- Computer Basics
- Building Trust in the Workplace
- Interview Skills
- National Career Readiness Certificate
Students will complete 70 hours of on-line virtual learning and 70 hours of in-person labs and instruction. Program modules are scheduled weekly.
Credit can be awarded for prior work experience and demonstrated competency.
Program Highlights: This intensive 180-hour hybrid training program features a combination of on-line learning, hands-on labs, and in-person instruction.
Admission Requirements: To be considered for the program, students must be 16 and participate in program orientation.
Cost: Free
How to Register: Contact workforce@asun.edu or call (870) 680-8717 to register.
Credentials Awarded:
- WorkReady Badge
- Manufacturing Ready Badge
- ASUN Certificate of Proficiency-Manufacturing Technician
- Certified Manufacturing Associate
- The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People
- Workplace Essentials Certifciation
- National Career Readiness Certificate
- General Industry OSHA-10
- Three ASUN Program Certificates
- Up to 9 hours of college credit