Does an Advanced Manufacturing Career work for you?

• Interest in electronics, computers, machines and robots

• Variety of job options

• Like to fix things and learn how they work

• "Get it done" kind of person

• One degree. Many career options.

• Median pay $29 an hour*

• High probability for advancement

• Hands-on work

Job Outlook: Strong.

Why DACC?

• Strong partnerships with employers
• Experienced professors with many years in the manufacturing field
• Internships and Apprenticeships Available
• Hands-on, industry-specific training equipment at DACC Students may earn multiple industry certifications
• Affordable with many financial aid options

Here's the Story:

This diverse training provides several career options when students graduate.The program cover s
electronics, computers, robotics, manufacturing, welding and other manufacturing-related fields.
The program involves a high degree of hands-on learning opportunities. Graduates are prepared for a
number of positions in the manufacturing field including plant maintenance.

This is an occupational program typically not designed to transfer; however, this program has been
articulated to some senior institutions.