Diploma in CNC Machining

Specialize your machining skills in this newly developed program designed to meet growing industry demand for Computer Numerically Controlled (CNC) machinists in Nova Scotia.
Using computers to do highly precise work and automation, CNC machinists bring design ideas to life creating tools and parts from metal, plastic or other materials.

In this one-year diploma program, you learn about: Using CNC machining lathes and mills, Programming, designing and solving mechanical issues using state-of-the-art technology, Understanding the latest technological advancements in manufacturing
Interpreting engineering drawings, Applying geometric dimensioning and computer aided design and manufacturing software
Using and analyzing documentation for quality assurance
Career options
Qualified CNC machinists are in demand in Nova Scotia. Graduates are prepared to work in a range of industries, including but not limited to:
Machine shops, Machinery, Equipment, Motor vehicle, Automotive parts, Aircraft, Metal products manufacturing
Future study options
Graduates may register as an apprentice with the Nova Scotia Apprenticeship Agency (NSAA) once employed. Apprenticeship is an optional but beneficial journey that combines on-the-job learning with technical training.
Red Seal Endorsement - individuals who complete an apprenticeship program are eligible to challenge the inter-provincial exam. A Red Seal allows a certified tradespersons to practise the trade in any province or territory in Canada, where the trade is designated.

Completion of one-year Precision Machining certificate or equivalent, or

Completion of Level 1 Machinist Apprenticeship, or

Completion of Marine Engineering Technician trade through the Canadian Armed Forces

International students – High School Diploma equivalency and English language requirements vary by country.

Copy of board-attested or direct-issued Certificate issued by All India – Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE), All India – Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations (CISCE), National Institute of Open Schooling (NIOS), or State Boards of Higher Secondary Education.

Copy of Statement of Marks/Mark Sheet for Grade 12. School-issued transcripts/records with marks are not acceptable.

Official transcripts – You must submit your official transcript(s) for courses required for admission.