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Advanced Manufacturing & Robotics

The Advanced Manufacturing program prepares students to thrive in an era of rapid industrial transformation. By mastering the full lifecycle of a product—from initial concept and digital design to high-tech fabrication—students develop the technical expertise required to lead in modern, automated environments.

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Students move beyond theory by engaging with the tools and professional networks that define the manufacturing sector.

SkillsUSA: Students are encouraged to participate in this premier CTSO, competing in high-level events such as CNC Technician, Robotics and Automation Technology, and Additive Manufacturing.

State Leadership & Skills Conferences: These multi-day events allow students to showcase their technical proficiency, attend industry-led workshops, and interview with top Nevada employers looking for the next generation of technicians and engineers.

 

As explained on the SkillsUSA website:

Representing more than 2,000 Career and Technical Education students and teachers, our mission is accomplished through the SkillsUSA Framework of Personal Skills, Workplace Skills and Technical Skills Grounded in Academics, which is integrated into classroom curriculum. SkillsUSA students hone their hands-on skills against current industry standards in more than 100 occupational areas, from 3D Animation to Welding and nearly everything in between. At the same time, they develop the transformative career-readiness skills — teamwork, communication, professionalism, leadership and more — that fuel career and life success. SkillsUSA has served over 15 million diverse, difference-making members since 1965.

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