CNC Operator Readiness Essentials (CORE)
Want to train quickly to launch a good career? If so, this 3-week intensive training is for you! The CNC (Computer Numerical Control) Operator Readiness Essentials program is grant-funded and offered at no cost to you. Learn the core skills you need for employment as an entry-level CNC Operator.
CNC operators set up, monitor, and control computer-controlled machinery to produce precision parts. The average base salary in Oregon is $20 per hour. Upon completion of the program, interview with local employers or keep studying to advance your career beyond entry level.
What you’ll learn
- General tool knowledge
- Precision measuring
- Shop safety and cleanliness
- Basic blueprint reading
- Crafting a resume and preparing for the interview
- And more!
Upcoming opportunities and process
Cohort dates
- Winter 2027 (January 11 – January 29), Sylvania Campus
- Spring 2027 (dates TBD), Sylvania Campus
- Summer 2027 (dates TBD), OMIC Training Center
Want to participate?
Please complete the interest form to be considered for upcoming classes.
Screening considerations
Prior experience with machines or manufacturing is not required to participate in this program. However, we are seeking candidates who want to work in manufacturing as a career and want to learn the role of a CNC Machine Operator. To be eligible for this class, you must be able to work in the U.S., have intermediate English skills, and be able to attend all 10 days of training.
Flyers
Feel free to print or share the digital links to our flyers.
Employer partners
Want to connect to a pipeline of skilled talent? Learn more and become a partner.
Our services
See how we can help: College & Career Prep Team