Program Overview
The Advanced Manufacturing Apprentice AAS program is a selective admission program that provides students with a pathway from secondary education to full-time employment with career advancement through a three-year apprenticeship. Students begin the program in the fall semester of their senior year of high school and complete it after two years of study at SLCC. The primary goal of the program is to help students develop the skills and knowledge to progress through their apprenticeship and become a fully trained technician with real-world experience.
What You Will Learn
- Demonstrate teamwork in a manufacturing setting.
- Manage project phases: planning, execution, and documentation.
- Design, model, and manufacture 3D objects.
- Explain Statistical Process Control, Lean Manufacturing, Six Sigma, and Root Failure Analysis.
Transfer Pathway
The program provides a path to earn an AAS degree and to prepare for transfer to Weber State University to complete a BS or MS degree in Manufacturing Engineering Technology.
Estimated Cost
$6022.30
Students enrolled in the program have their tuition and fees covered by their host company.
Career Outlook
Some careers shown require further education beyond this program.
Additional Information
Please note that this program is only open for high school students in their Junior year.
The program coordinator serves as a guide, mentor and advisor to each student. Each student is required to make contact with the program coordinator to begin planning the student's course of study. Guidance for application, placement, and enrollment will be provided.
The Advanced Manufacturing degree is a selective admission program. Students must be employed by one of the industry partners and must have received their High-School diploma or equivalent (GED) in order to apply. Student must meet the General Admissions Requirement and Selective Admissions Requirements.