NIC manufacturing students can earn while learning
Former NIC Precision Manufacturing and CNC Technology Student Dominic Crone works in a CNC lab on Feb. 16, 2022, at NIC’s Parker Technical Education Center in Rathdrum.
Photo courtesy of North Idaho College
The North Idaho College Precision Manufacturing and CNC Technology program announced a partnership with local businesses allowing students to work for cash and college credit.
The program, Partnered Training, gives second-semester students the option to spend three days a week working for a local company and two days a week in class. This allows students to receive paid on-the-job training replacing lab time on campus.
A spring cohort beginning in January was also announced, allowing more students the opportunity to enter the program.
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