New Career On-Ramp

This training program provides you with the must-have hard and soft skills to thrive in the 21st century manufacturing workplace. No college degree is required. The 160-hour training can be completed in as little as 2 months. Better yet, the SANDI grant is ready to pay for your training.

 

There are no lectures or exams. You acquire critical hard skills including data, computational, problem solving, coding, and 3D spatial skills through guided hands-on practice.

By working with your personal coach and the support team, you also acquire essential soft skills including professional communication, time management, critical thinking, attention to detail, perseverance, and adaptability.

The training is self-paced and works well with family and work responsibilities. You have a personal coach to help you stay on track, and a dedicated support team to assist you throughout the entire training.

Upon completing the program, you have acquired the skills needed to be a very effective 21st century manufacturing worker and are ready to pass widely recognized certifications including NCRC (National Career Readiness Certificate) and TOSA. NCLab assists you with job placement. Most graduates start a new career immediately upon graduation.

For further information, please visit: http://nclab.com/csn-co?mc_phishing_protection_id=149734-cn54btvckmb9k5i7878g

 

Prerequisites:

All individuals enrolling must be 18 years of age and show proof of high school diploma or equivalency. A valid photo ID must be provided. Applicants must also successfully pass the NCLab New Career Self-Assessment, a 2-hour hands-on activity. The assessment does not test Math skills or require any prior knowledge besides English literacy and keyboarding.

 

After completing the assessment, applicants complete a 30-minute online interview with an NCLab Coaching Specialist. They are given information about the program and must agree to attending mandatory weekly coaching meetings. There is an opportunity to ask questions at this time. The applicant and specialist make a joint decision whether to proceed with enrollment