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Manufacturing and Machining Technology

Albany Campus

Students in this program focus on skilled manufacturing, machining and advanced manufacturing, and learn how products are taken from concept to consumer using the latest technology to compete in a global marketplace.
They learn computer-aided design (CAD), engineering drawing and sketching and a number of computer programs used in today’s highly technical manufacturing operations.

Students benefit from partnerships with such advanced manufacturers as Package One, STS Steel, Greno Industries Inc., Simmons Machine Tool, PVA and Atlas Copco, which offer opportunities for field trips, job shadowing and internships.

Developed in cooperation with local businesses and industries, colleges and professional associations, our Manufacturing & Machining Technology program working to meet our region’s growing demand for advanced manufacturing professionals.

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Who is eligible to attend?

Typically juniors and seniors from our 24 component school districts who are interested in career training as part of their high school experience are eligible to enroll.

How do I enroll?

The first step is to meet with your home school guidance counselor to learn how Career & Technical Education can benefit your career path. Your counselor can then help you arrange a tour of our Albany (Colonie) or Schoharie campuses, or the Center for Advanced Technology at Mohonasen. They can also help you begin the enrollment process.

Where can I learn more?

Send an email indicating your interest to diane.ogren@neric.org or call 518-862-4816. Read more about our school.