It’ll be part of the Metallica Scholars grant
Gateway Technical College will offer no-cost computer numeric control (CNC) training paid for through funding from a Metallica All Within My Hands Foundation grant.
Students can enroll in the training, which will be offered on a first-come, first-served basis, for this very in-demand career field. Seats are filling fast, so those interested are encouraged to contact a Gateway new student specialist at newstudentspecialists@gtc.edu or by calling (800) 247-7122 for more information or to register.
This learning opportunity will be offered in a blended in-person and online format, with hands-on portions of the training held at Gateway’s nationally-known SC Johnson iMET Center in Sturtevant. Interested students from Kenosha, Racine and Walworth counties are welcome to apply.
Students completing the program will earn their Gateway CNC Operator certificate, receive a set of tools that can be used in the workplace and gain the skills and knowledge to find a job in a high-demand field. Many CNC companies in the area continue to look for workers to fill positions.
Earlier this year, Gateway was one of 10 community colleges from across the country to receive a second round of Metallica Scholars Initiative grant funding from Metallica’s All Within My Hands Foundation, aimed at supporting students training to enter the American workforce. The foundation will award Gateway $50,000 and the college will contribute a matching $50,000 amount.
