You’re never too young to follow your dreams. For Zach Fahrenkrug, age 19 of Campbellsport, he knew in high school that CNC/Tool & Die would be his career.
When you’re ready for a career, Moraine Park Technical College will help get you there. For Isaac Schrage of West Bend, he knew early in his high school years that he wanted to pursue a career in the CNC/Tool & Die program. This didn’t happen by chance. Isaac was enrolled in technical education classes at West Bend East High School and quickly became part of Moraine Park’s dual credit program.
“I’m a second year student at Moraine Park Technical College in the Mechanical Design Technology program. I’m interested in designing mechanical components and products for machines and equipment through computerized drawings for the manufacturing industry.
October’s Manufacturing Month has wrapped up for 2018, but not without some great efforts put forward by Moraine Park’s staff throughout the entire month.
Wisconsin continues to add private sector jobs, especially in sectors like manufacturing. Over the past year, Wisconsin added 38,500 private sector jobs and 21,300 manufacturing jobs. Therefore, ff you’ve just hired 10 new employees, chances are that three of them will quit within the next 90 days, according to a new survey from Jobvite, recruiting software providers (Fastcompany.com).
It’s Heavy Metal week 2! And, this week we will be touring Maysteel in Allenton and Cole Manufacturing Corp. in West Bend, on Thursday October 11.
Calling all future welders, now is the time to check out Moraine Park’s welding program in Beaver Dam! This technical diploma program can help you earn a welding career in just 1-year.
It’s Heavy Metal week 1! And, this week we will be touring Weasler and Metalcraft in West Bend on Thursday October 4.
Moraine Park Technical College’s West Bend campus will host a Heavy Metal Tours event during October’s manufacturing month. This free event offers participants a behind-the-scenes opportunity to tour local manufacturing facilities and learn more about the skilled trades needed to fill current employment gaps.
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