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Aerospace Manufacturing Engineering Technician

2-year, Ontario College Diploma Program

Coordinator's Welcome

The professors and staff would like to welcome you to the newly renewed Aerospace Manufacturing Engineering Technician program at Confederation College.  We are here to help you achieve your goals in the exciting field of Aircraft manufacturing or in the manufacture of almost anything else that you heart desires. 

The program is taught at our state-of-the-art Aviation Center of Excellence (ACE) located at the Thunder Bay International Airport. The school has a well-equipped machine shop, a composites lab, computerized material testing equipment, a Catia CAD/CAM lab and a variety of CNC machines to aid in your training. 

Graduates from the program are employed across Canada and throughout the world. If it can be built, we can help you learn how to do it and you can show the world how it's done! 

Interested? Then take the first step to a career in Aerospace Manufacturing by calling Confederation College so that we can discuss your future in the exciting field of manufacturing.

AR (Rod) Kotanen

Program Coordinator
Aerospace Manufacturing Engineering Technician

Welcome from the Program Coordinator

 

The professors and staff would like to welcome you to the newly renewed Aerospace Manufacturing Engineering Technician program at Confederation College.  We are here to help you achieve your goals in the exciting field of Aircraft manufacturing or in the manufacture of almost anything else that you heart desires. 

The program is taught at our state-of-the-art Aviation Center of Excellence (ACE) located at the Thunder Bay International Airport. The school has a well-equipped machine shop, a composites lab, computerized material testing equipment, a Catia CAD/CAM lab and a variety of CNC machines to aid in your training. 

Graduates from the program are employed across Canada and throughout the world. If it can be built, we can help you learn how to do it and you can show the world how it's done! 

Interested? Then take the first step to a career in Aerospace Manufacturing by calling Confederation College so that we can discuss your future in the exciting field of manufacturing.

Jim Zeleny
Program Coordinator
Aerospace Manufacturing Engineering Technician

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