Manufacturing jobs are on the rise in the U.S. This course discusses the benefits of working in manufacturing.
Learning Objectives
- Describe the current workforce needs in manufacturing and how that number is projected to grow over the next decade.
- Describe how manufacturing outpaces all other industries in salary, benefits, and opportunity for growth.
- Explain the history and evolution of manufacturing in the U.S.
- Describe the varied opportunities and career paths available in manufacturing.
- Explain why companies are choosing to bring manufacturing jobs back to the U.S.
Language: English
Estimated Time (Hrs.): 1
Micro-module: No
Micro-module Series: No
A manufacturing plant requires many components and teams of people to get a product made. It is truly amazing to see people, equipment, and machines all working together in a sort of symphony. In this course, you will learn all the working parts of a manufacturing plant, paying close attention to the production component, as this is the department where most manufacturing employees get their start.
Learning Objectives
- Define the six major components of production in manufacturing
- Identify and explain the different careers that each of these concentrations can offer
- Explain the benefits of cross training
Language: English
Estimated Time (Hrs.): 0.8
Micro-module: No
Micro-module Series: No
Although a college degree is not typically required for a production job, a solid academic and skill base is required. In this course, you will learn about what skills are necessary for manufacturing jobs and how you can distinguish yourself from other job candidates.
Learning Objectives
- Explain the value of getting credentials
- Define STEM
- Identify the various competency levels for employment in manufacturing
- Describe various education and training programs available to job seekers
Language: English
Estimated Time (Hrs.): 1.2
Micro-module: No
Micro-module Series: No
Although a college degree is not typically required for a production job, a solid academic and skill base is required. In this course, you will learn about what skills are necessary for manufacturing jobs and how you can distinguish yourself from other job candidates.
Learning Objectives
- Explain the value of getting credentials
- Define STEM
- Identify the various competency levels for employment in manufacturing
- Describe various education and training programs available to job seekers
Language: English
Estimated Time (Hrs.): 1.2
Micro-module: No
Micro-module Series: No