Description
Course Duration
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Total Hours: 120–200 hours (varies by institute)
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Duration: 3–6 months (part-time/full-time options)
Eligibility Criteria
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Education: High school diploma or equivalent (10th/12th grade)
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Skills: Basic math, mechanical aptitude, and familiarity with hand tools (preferred but not mandatory)
Course Curriculum
1. Introduction to CNC Technology
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Basics of CNC machining
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Types of CNC machines (Milling, Lathe, Router)
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CNC vs. Conventional Machining
2. CNC Machine Operations
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Machine components and functions
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Workpiece setup and tooling selection
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Reading technical drawings and GD&T (Geometric Dimensioning & Tolerancing)
3. CNC Programming (G-Code & M-Code)
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Fundamentals of G-code programming
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Writing and editing simple CNC programs
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Simulation software (e.g., Fusion 360, Mastercam)
4. Machine Setup & Maintenance
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Tool calibration and offsets
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Workholding devices (vices, chucks, fixtures)
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Routine maintenance and troubleshooting
5. Safety & Quality Control
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Workshop safety protocols (OSHA standards)
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Inspection tools (micrometers, calipers, CMM)
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Reducing errors and ensuring precision
Practical Training
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Hands-on practice on CNC mills/lathes
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Real-world projects (e.g., machining simple parts)
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Industry visits (optional)
Career Opportunities
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Job Roles: CNC Operator, Machinist, CNC Technician, Production Operator
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Industries: Automotive, Aerospace, Tool & Die, Manufacturing
Certification
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Awarded upon successful completion of exams and practical assessments.
Why Enroll?
✔ High demand for skilled CNC operators
✔ Fast-track entry into manufacturing careers
✔ Hands-on training with industry-standard machines
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