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Advanced Manufacturing

CNC Machine Tool

A complete beginner-entry pathway from shop fundamentals to manual and CNC machining.

600 hours across seven sequential modules, about 9 monthsPermission required

Dates

September 14, 2026 - May 14, 2027

Schedule

Monday, Wednesday and Friday, 8:00 AM-3:30 PM Eastern; module and holiday breaks apply

Location

CCBC Catonsville, HTEC 006 machine shop · Catonsville, Maryland

Cost

$8,799 total tuition and fees for Parts A-G; listed books included; confirm other supplies

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Advanced Manufacturing opportunity

About the program

Build precision measurement, print-reading and machine-tool skills through a seven-part noncredit certificate. Classroom and shop work develop production skills alongside workplace computer use and job preparation.

Continuing Education Workforce Certificate, subject to full-sequence completion

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Funding for this program

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Maryland Workforce Development Sequence Scholarship

CCBC includes CNC Machine Tool on its Workforce Development Sequence Scholarship program list.

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Approximate program area

Catonsville, Maryland: city-level estimate, not a classroom address.

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What participants will learn

  • +Precision measurement
  • +Blueprint reading
  • +Manual machining
  • +CNC machining
  • +Shop math
  • +Machine setup

Who this program is for

  • +Confirm workforce admission and any screening with CCBC
  • +Mechanical and mathematical aptitude, manual dexterity and ability to follow shop safety directions
  • +Provider describes prolonged standing and lifting 35 pounds; discuss accommodations with staff
  • +At least 70% final grade to advance between modules and strict attendance requirements