The knowledge to succeed in CNC machining

Advanced CNC training that gives schools a competitive edge and students career-ready skills

As technologies in manufacturing rapidly evolve, the demand for employees with advanced knowledge increases. Graduates of technology school programs that teach skills meeting the industry’s needs are uniquely prepared to ascend to high-performance positions. Training on our conversational CNC technology platform, the only one like it that emphasizes basic-to-advanced machining skills, is the answer for students and schools seeking to realize their greater potential.

Certification Program

Take the LEAP into a more immersive CNC learning environment that benefits schools and students alike

LEAP provides robust training for programming and operating in the two major machine tool disciplines: milling and turning. Courses for each are divided into multiple levels that provide a prerequisite approach to basic-to-advanced learning; each level is a complete curriculum combining classroom and hands-on teaching designed to elevate students’ skills to the standards today’s leading manufacturers demand. In our program, we “train the trainer.” Instructors are required to take courses consisting of three days of training on each level before they are certified; educators can then certify students. Successful completion of training and subsequent testing can provide students with certificates that prepare them to enter the workforce at the highest levels of the industry.

LEAP program

The Siemens Lifelong Educational Advantage Program (LEAP) immerses students in hands-on training in milling and turning using a multi-level, prerequisite approach to basic-to-advanced learning. Guided by our expertise, students gain advanced programming and operating skills, expand their CNC knowledge, and earn industry-recognized, career-advancing certifications.

 

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The world's most preferred platform

The SinuTrain training software used in LEAP milling and turning courses turns a PC screen into an exact representation of the conversational interface featured on our SINUMERIK 828D and 840D controls. Using SinuTrain, students quickly learn how to program, set up, and operate a range of machines driven by SINUMERIK controls, which power more high-end machining applications than any other CNC technology platform in the world. Siemens provides schools with a complete installation of SinuTrain, and ongoing technical support is available upon request. Free instructor training, certification, and support are included as well.

 

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Educators

Position your school as a premier machining technology education center. Provide your students with the game-changing capabilities employers demand.

Siemens Lifelong Educational Advantage Program (LEAP) gives your graduates a career-enabling, basic-to-advanced, machine tool knowledge foundation

 

Industry-leading technology

 

The SINUMERIK CNC technology platform from Siemens has long dominated the world’s high-end CNC manufacturing tiers. Today, SINUMERIK CNCs are increasingly preferred by employers wanting a competitive advantage—the combination of game-changing machine tool performance with the ability to train employees from basic-to-advanced machining on the same CNC platform.

  • One control platform for basic-to-advanced CNC instruction
  • The platform most used by high-tech manufacturing
  • Backed by the world’s leading motion control company
  • Nationwide service, support, and training

Prepare students for careers, not just jobs

 

American manufacturing needs tech school graduates that are better prepared to ascend to high-performance positions: Graduates equipped with a more readily transferrable knowledge base. Graduates that can progress more successfully into advanced CNC positions. Graduates that have been trained on the one CNC technology platform that singularly supports basic-to-advanced machining.

  • STEM jobs are growing at 1.7 times the rate of non-STEM jobs*
  • Employers need career-ready graduates, not just candidates for basic parts cutting
  • Siemens CNC instruction best supports this basic-to-advanced career path
  • Siemens offers the instructional content and support your program needs

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*Source: U. S. Department of Education, STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math)

 

Students

Equip yourself with advanced machining skills and a deeper knowledge of technologies and capabilities that prepare you for a CNC career, not just a job.

Siemens Lifelong Educational Advantage Program (LEAP) gives your graduates a career-enabling, basic-to-advanced, machine tool knowledge foundation

 

The SINUMERIK CNC technology platform from Siemens has long dominated the world’s
high-end CNC manufacturing tiers. Today, SINUMERIK CNCs are increasingly preferred by
employers wanting a competitive advantage—the combination of game-changing machine
tool performance with the ability to train employees from basic-to-advanced machining on
the same CNC platform.

  • One control platform for basic-to-advanced CNC instruction

  • The platform most used by high-tech manufacturing

  • Backed by the world’s leading motion control company

  • Nationwide service, support and training

 

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Schools

Together with these technical schools and universities, we train students on a variety of CNC machines and our top-tier controls to deliver the deep and varied skillset that high-tech companies demand.

Institution
Website
Street
Location/City
State
School Contact
Hollenstein Career and Technology Center
5501 Marina Creek Parkway
Fort Worth
TX 76179

Demetrius Anthony

5501 Marine Creek Parkway

Fort Worth, TX 76176

(817) 306-1925

danthony@ems-isd.net

John Tyler Community College
13101 Jefferson Davis Highway
Chester
VA 23831-5316

Dustin G. Bell

Instructor, Precision Machining Technology

Engineering, Business and Public Services Division

John Tyler Community College

13101 Jefferson Davis Highway

Chester VA 23831

Godwin Hall G108F

Ph. 804.768.6631 Fax 804.706.5081

Bell, Dustin dbell@jtcc.edu

Francis Tuttle Technology Center and Community College
3500 NW 150 St
Oklahoma City
OK 73134
Dean Baker 406-717-4280 deanbaker@francistuttle.edu
John Jay Center for Learning
101 S Meriden St
Portland
IN 47371
 
San Jacinto College

8060 Spencer Hwy

(Building 31, Room 113)

Pasadena
TX 77505
 
North Dakota State University
Dolve Hall Room 137
Fargo
ND 58108

Armon Myrick

Dolve Hall Room 137

North Dakota State University

Fargo ND 58108

701-212-3083

armon.myrick@ndsu.edu

Northwest Mississippi       Community College    
4975 Highway 51 N
Senatobia
MS 38668

Jeff Covington 

Northwest MS Community College

4975 Highway 51 North

Senatobia, MS 38668

PH# 662-562-3393

Email jcovington@northwestms.edu

Georgia Institute of Technology/

GT School of Mechanical Engineering

http://www.gatech.edu
801 Ferst Drive NW
Atlanta
GA 30332-0405

Thomas R. Kurfess, Ph.D., P.E.

Professor and HUSCO/Ramirez Distinguished Chair in

Fluid Power and Motion Control

George W. Woodruff School of Mechanical Engineering

Georgia Institute of Technology

771 Ferst Drive, NW, Love Bldg. Room 101

Atlanta, GA 30332-0405

+1-404-385-0959

Montana State University/

College of Engineering/

Norm Asbjornson Innovation Center

P.O. Box 173820

214 Roberts Hall

Bozeman
MT 59717-3820

Tel: (406) 994-2272

Fax: (406) 994-6665

Dean and Director: Brett Gunnink

engrinfo@coe.montana.edu

Naugatuck Valley Community College
750 Chase Parkway
Waterbury
CT 06708

Charles Buchanan

Academic Associate

Advanced Manufacturing Technology Center

Technology Hall Room T613

Tel (203) 596-8607

cbuchanan@nv.edu

Curtis McClure 203--596-2119 Lead Instructor

Macomb Community College

M_TEC: Michigan Technical Education Center

7900 Tank Ave
Warren
MI 48092-3936
 
New England Institute of Technology
http://www.neit.edu/
2480 Post Rd
Warwick
RI 02889

Todd Sposato

NEIT

Tel (401) 739-5000   EXT. 3681

Cell: (401) 261-0091

tsoposato@neit.edu

Illinois State University
 
Normal
IL 61790-5100
Kevin Devine Engineering Technology Program Coordinator 166 Turner Hall Department of Technology Illinois State University Normal, IL 61790-5100 Phone: 309-438-5801       Email: kldevin@ilstu.edu
Mound Westonka HS, MN
5905 sunnyfield Rd E. 
Minnetrista
MN 55364

Dale Kimball

Engineering Technology 

PLTW Instructor

Student Senate Advisor

kimballd@westonka.k12.mn.us

952-491-8254

Minnesota State Tech College
 

Minnesota State Community and Technical College

Detroit Lakes eCampus

Fergus Falls. Moorhead Wadena

 

Ben Doyle

Industrial Maintenance & Safety Instructor

Tel (218) 631-7800

ben.doyle@minnesota.edu

Vance Grandville CC, NC
http://www.vgcc.edu/
1547 S Campus Dr.
Creedmoor
NC, 27522

Department Chair, Applied Technologies:

Keith Shearon

Main Campus, RM 7319

Tel (252) 738-3256

Cell (919) 426-9520

shearonj@vgcc.edu

MassBay CC, MA
www.massbay.edu

 

50 Oakland St.

Wellesley
MA 02481

Marina Bograd

617-460-0279

MBOGRAD@massbay.edu

m_bograd@yahoo.com

Paul Lienard 857-829-0569  cadcampl@gmial.com  plienard@massbay.edu

North Lawrence

Career Center

258 Bnl Dr
Bedford
IN 47421

Frank Decker

deckerf@nlcs.k12.in.us

812-583-3774

Montcalm Community College
www.montcalm.edu
1325 Yellow Jacket Drive
Sidney
MI 48838

Richard Greenleaf

Advanced Manufacturing Technology Coordinator

2800 College Drive

Sidney, MI 48885

+1 (989) 328-1214

+1 (517) 614-4990

richard.greenleaf@montcalm.edu

South Florida State College

600 W. College Dr

Avon Park

FL, 33825

E. Christensen

Garland ISD

501 S. Jupiter,

Garland

TX 75042

 

Loudon High School

lhs.loudoncounty.org

1039 Mulberry St

Loudon

TN 37774

Charlie Brown

Jones County Jr College

900 S Court St

Ellisville

MS 39437

Greg Griffith

Auburn University

1418 Wiggins Hall

Auburn University

Alabama 36849

Dr. Lewis N Payton

Director, Design and Manufacturing Laboratory Alabama Power Nuclear

Power Generation Systems Professor

Department of Mechanical Engineering

1418 Wiggins Hall

Auburn University, Alabama 36849

(334) 844-3422

 Payton@auburn.edu

 

DeAnza Community College

21250 Stevens Creek Blvd.

 

Cupertino

CA 95014

Department Head:

Mike Appio

Department Head

Design & Manufacturing Technologies

Tel (408) 864-8283

Cell: (408) 505 8828

appiomike@deanza.edu

 

Lewiston Altura HS

County Road 25

 

MN 55952

Joel Ellinghuysen

jellingh@lewalt.k12.mn.us

507.522.3405

Montcalm CC,MI

1325 Yellow Jacket Drive

 

Greenville

MI 48838

Department Chair/Instructor:

Richard Greenleaf

Advanced Manufacturing Technology Coordinator

2800 College Drive

Sidney, MI 48885

+1 (989) 328-1214

+1 (517) 614-4990

richard.greenleaf@montcalm.edu

Southern Union State CC

 1701 LaFayette Parkway

 

 

 

Opelika

Alabama 36801

Darin Baldwin, Ph.D.

1701 LaFayette Parkway

Opelika, Alabama 36801

Dean of Technical Education and Workforce Development

Tel (334) 745-6437 ext. 5380

Email: dbaldwin@suscc.edu

 

Tulsa Tech

4600 S. Olive P.O. Box 477300

 

 

 

Tulsa

OK, 74147-7200

aaron Pollard 918.828.3099 aaron.polliard@tuldatech.edu Rick Huddleston  rick.huddleston@tulsatech.edu           P 918-828-3050 C. 918-527-9046

Central Texas

Central Texas Technology Center 2189 FM 758

New Braunfels

TX,  78130

Anthony Broderick Faculty Instructor cell 469.835.9329 839.609.2100 Lab x 67414  Transporation Technologies Central Texas   830609.2106Technology Center  St. Phillips College

Wichita State University

bfritz@wsutech.edu

4004 N. Webb Road

Wichita

KS,  67226

Bruce Fritz   

Dean, Manufacturing Technologies

National Center for Aviation Training | 4004 N. Webb Road | Wichita, KS 67226

bfritz@wsutech.edu | Tel 316.677.1740 | www.WSUTECH.edu

Blue Ridge Communnunity & Technical College

 

 

Martinsburg, WV

WV

 

Sam Houston State

www.shsu.edu

 

Huntsville

TX

Ray Busby stdrcb22@SHSU.EDU ; Junkun MA,PhD  Associate Professor; Keith Coogler, Ed.D;Lilith England Grad Student

Lone Star College

LSC University Park

Houston

TX

Sam Argento Assisant Professor 281.290.5079 Sammy.J.Argento@lonestar.edu  William Sullivan 281-290.3711 William.J.Sullivan@lonestar.edu

Hartford Public Schools

www.hartfordschools.org

55 Forest St.

Hartford, CT

CT 06105

David Magnus  806-695-1332  mangd001@hartfordschools.org

Essex Technical H.S.

565 Maple St.

 Hawthorne, MA 01937

MA

John (Jack) Frazier Jr. 978-304-4700 x 2004  michael Leone  mleone@essextech.net

Prairie State College

202 South Halsted st

Chicago Heights

IL 60411

Martin Wolfe Phone: 708-709-7807 Email: mwolfe@prairiestate.edu

Lorain High School

2600 Ashland Ave.

Lorain,

OH

Bill Bogan bbogan@loraincsd.org

Antlope Valley College

3041 West Ave K

Lancaster

CA 93536

Laureano Flores      Dean CTE

Anderson Career Center

702 Belton Hwy

Williamston

SC 29697

James Couch Phone: 803-629-7642 Email: jamescouch@anderson5.net

Yerba Buena Hgh School

787 W Woodbury RD #10

Altadena

CA, 91001

"Marco Osuna Phone: 408-347-4864 Email: osunam@esuhsd.org"

Choice Career Center-Illinois

2250 East Devon Ave, Suite 100

Des Plaines

IL,  60018

John Tucker Email: jtucker@choicecc.net

Choice Career Center-Oklahoma

 

2502 Sheridan Rd

Fort Sill

OK,  73503

John Tucker Email: jtucker@choicecc.net

Stark State College

6200 Frank Ave NW

Canton

OH, 44720

Paul Smith  psmith@starkstate.edu

West High School

179 S Powell, Ave

Columbus

OH,  43204

Joe Bernowski jbernows@columbus.k12.oh.us

Technical Colleges of Georgia (Georgia Quick Start) Advanced Mfg. Training Center

1500 Pine Meadow Ave

Savannah

GA 31402

Vic Desmarais 404-213-0353  Vdesmarais@georgiaquickstart.org

Hinds Community College

608 Hinds Blvd

Raymond

MS,  39154

David Creel  cel: 601-559-5604 david.creel2@hindscc.edu

Virginia Beach Public Schools

Advanced Technology Center  1800 College Crescent

Virginia Beach

VA,  23453

Dr. Charle Hurd 757-648- 6180 Charle.hurd@vbschools.com              Dr James Barger

TCAT Elizabethton

426 TN-91

Elizabethton

TN 37643

Scott LaForest  Scott Laforest@tcatelizabethton.edu