The Machine Tool Technology program provides training for entry-level positions in precision metalworking careers. Manual and computer numerical controlled (CNC) machines are used to develop trainee skills. The students will learn to operate lathes, mills, engine lathes, surface grinders, and other precision equipment. Graduates of this program are prepared to work in machine shops, quality control, and maintenance or production. 

 The objectives of the program are:

1.       To provide education and training for entry-level machine tool technicians.
2.       To provide education and training skills and competencies of existing machine tool technicians.
3.       To provide flexible education and training curriculum for full-time, part-time and apprenticeship students.

In Texas, the average annual salary for machinists is more than $43,300. 

The Machine Tool Technology Level 1 certificate is part of the Machine Tool Technology program at Angelina College. 

Employers: Are you sponsoring an employee for training? Contact Fanny Luna at fluna@angelina.edu to receive registration and general updates related to Machine Tool Technology at AC.

Employer relations contact: Fanny Luna; fluna@angelina.edu; 936-633-5321

Students:

Do you have questions about the Machine Tool Technology program? Contact Jorge Valdes at jvaldes@angelina.edu; 936-633-5289. 

Once you have registered for classes, sign up for a cohort meeting (optional) by contacting Kelli Kirkpatrick at kkirkpatrick@angelina.edu or 936-633-5447. At this meeting, you will meet instructors, network with employers, and learn tips for the successful and timely completion of your certificate.