Certified Production Technician:...

In today’s technology driven society, capturing the attention of high school students can be a daunting task. Active engagement in learning provides students with the necessary skills to competently meet the challenges in today’s work place. Regardless of their career path, high schools must prepare students who can engage in their work, work effectively with others, identify and solve problems, and continue to acquire the necessary skills to succeed in their work roles. The Certified Production Technician (CPT) program enables students to build these foundational skills. The program’s interactive multimedia curriculum uses a competency-based instructional design that teaches Manufacturing Skill Standards Council’s (MSSC) nationally recognized standards. An engaging combination of video, text, audio, 3D animation and interactive activities, the CPT curriculum captures the attention of the student and keeps them engaged through the entire learning process – igniting their passion for achievement. Employer Preferred – Nationally Recognized Certification! Skills for workplace success! Advanced Manufacturing offers some of the highest paying and most satisfying career opportunities available today, such as process technicians, control technicians, and quality control technicians. High School Students heading towards a career in manufacturing must demonstrate a broad array of critical technical skills. The Manufacturing Skill Standards Council’s (MSSC) CPT Program provides training and credentialing in the foundational areas of safety, quality, manufacturing processes and maintenance. In addition to technical skills, CPT address cross-functional skills, such as communications, teamwork, customer awareness and workplace conduct. Recognized by the National Association of Manufacturers (NAM) as the foundation of its National Skills Certification System, CPT is truly a portable credential. CPT Logo Employable Skills Problem Solving Decision Making Teamwork Organization Planning Social Interaction Adaptability Leadership Consensus Building Career Awareness & Self-Development