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New
Mexico State University - Carlsbad, through its Manufacturing Sector
Development Program (MSDP), offers a variety of technical training
programs, designed to enhance the skill level of employed workers or
provide basic skills to those who may be entering the workforce for the
first time.
Persons
who are interested in acquiring basic skills to qualify for entry-level
positions in business or industry, but are not interested in an academic
program, may find that our career enhancement training meets their
needs. These specialized
college-credit classroom training programs concentrate on core subjects
that, when mastered, improve chances for employment and/or advancement.
The training time is reduced, the training schedule is flexible,
and competent, experienced instructors provide the learning.
MSDP
will attempt to place students who are unemployed in internships with
local employers during their final semester, thus allowing them to get
on-the-job experience while still in the training program.
Career
enhancement programs include:
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Auto CAD Technician - 9
or 11 credits.
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Commercial
HVCR Systems Repair Technician - 21 credits.
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Residential
HVCR Systems Repair Technician - 25 credits.
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Industrial
Maintenance Technician I - 16 credits.
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Industrial
Maintenance Technician II - 13 credits.
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Industrial
Maintenance Technician III - 9 credits.
·
Basic
Machining Technician - 18 credits.
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Basic
Welding Technician - 21 credits.
·
Facilities
Maintenance Technician I (Custodian) - 9 credits.
·
Facilities
Maintenance Technician II (Repairer I) - 10 credits.
·
Facilities
Maintenance Technician III (Repairer II) - 13 credits.
Customized
contract training is also available.
MSDP has provided training in mine maintenance, call center
operations, and HAZMAT refresher. Negotiations are currently underway
with area employers to provide training in heavy equipment operation,
GPS basics, water systems operations, and custodial training.
Other technical offerings can be arranged.
For more information, call the Manufacturing Sector Development Program
office at 505-234-9461 or e-mail wnelson@cavern.nmsu.edu
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