Rare Training Opportunity for CNC Machinists

There is no denying that due to steadfast advancements and innovations in modern technology, Computer Numerical Control (CNC) Machinists is a new boom in the job market. In the Philippines, only few were trained and most of these professionals left the country for good. Brain drain has become a bigger problem in the metals and engineering industry.

Source: cncmachinisttraining.com

In order to address this negative impact to the industry, the Metals Industry and Research Development Center (MIRDC) of the Department of Science and Technology (DOST) is implementing a project entitled, “Human Resource Intervention for Sustainable Growth and Competitiveness of the M & E Sector: Development and Implementation of Appropriate Training Curriculum Design for CNC Machine Tool Programming and Operations”.

The project is targeting 800 participants nationwide.

To qualify, the participant must be either a VocTech graduate (Mechanical Technology or related course or college level (at least second year level). Preferably, must have basic knowledge and skills in conventional machining (turning or milling) and basic computer operation.

The 52-day training program is segmented into three parts: Part 1 - Basic and Common Competencies; Part 2 - Core Competency; and Part 3 - Industry Immersion.

For unemployed participants, the training is provided for free, plus a daily allowance of Php 300.00 will be given to help defray their cost of living while attending the training. As for employed participants, a minimal training fee of Php 10,000.00 will be charged.

Interested participants are required to submit the following to the DOST 7 Regional Office: (1) Personal Information Sheet (Forms available at the DOST 7 office/website); (2) Transcript of Records; (3) Diploma/Certification; (4) Barangay Clearance; (5) Community Tax Certificate; (6) Physically Fit (Medical Certificate required) and (7) Recent Photo (Passport Size). Deadline of submission of applications is on November 13, Wednesday.

Participants need to sign a 3-year Service Contract in the Philippines after the training.

For further information, please contact Mr. Elvie Cenita at Tel. Nos. (032) 254-7051 / 254-7049; email at elviecenita@yahoo.com or visit the DOST 7 website at http://ro7.dost.gov.ph/.

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