Inland Empire NTMA Training

read moreAugust 8, 2019 - NTMA Training Centers is honored to receive the Arconic Foundation Grant. With this grant, we will be upgrading equipment, software and computers within our student labs. We are grateful for both the grant and the opportunity to keep providing up-to-date resources and training tools to our students. Thank you Arconic Foundation for supporting NTMA Training Centers and our students. At NTMA Training Centers you get the career training and skills needed to help you create a future you can be proud of.

read moreOur Career Services Department is your pathway towards becoming employed in our industry. We're committed in helping you in your job search, with resume writing, interviewing techniques, showcasing your finished projects to attending Job Fairs we host at the campuses. Through your successful completion of our program, we begin the process by contacting employers and scheduling interviews. Although we cannot guarantee employment, we provide placement assistance throughout your machinist and manufacturing lifetime.

read moreThe NTMA Training Centers of Southern California are committed to help you succeed in your studies from start to completion. The key to your success is your desire to learn and work in this fascinating field. These catalogs are designed to assist you with your decision in choosing a training program. After reviewing the catalogs, we encourage you to visit us and experience firsthand the benefits described. NTMA Training Centers of Southern California updates these catalogs, at a minimum, annually.

read moreFinding good employees who will make a positive contribution to your operation is a difficult challenge. Let NTMA Hiring Services Department help reduce your hiring risks by connecting you with trained machinists who have been taught the principles of professionalism, reliability, responsibility, and continued improvement. For over 50 years we have been helping companies connect with potential employees. From highly skilled professionals to entry-level personnel, we have placed students in numerous companies throughout southern California and beyond.

read moreNTMA Student Services provides listings of resources you may need while attending the training. Our comprehensive reference book includes services that range from bus passes, housing, food banks to medical and childcare. While NTMA does not provide on campus living (housing, transportation, childcare, etc.) a current listing of resources is available by contacting our Student Services Representative. Student Services also provides academic advising to all students to ensure satisfactory progress is met while attending.

read moreThe NTMA scholarships were developed to help reduce financial burden and aid students in paying for their education. Our scholarships are funded by our industry, by those that want to strengthen manufacturing, and want to keep machining thriving. NTMA Training Centers awards one $500 scholarship to one student and is presented at the school's graduation event. The NTMA Board will announce recipients at their annual Installation Dinner held in January. Travers Tool is proud to announce the Metalworking Student Scholarship, which offers $1,000 in tools for students enrolled in metalworking programs at vocational and technical schools.

read moreLet us first express our gratitude and appreciation to all Veterans for serving in any branch of the U.S Military. We are honored to offer you and your families, career training in the machining, tooling and manufacturing industry. At NTMA we recognize the unique situation that veterans may face transitioning and readjusting into their life out of the military. Take comfort in knowing, that we will do everything possible to assist you in the transition while enrolled in our programs. Please visit www.gibill.va.gov to determine which GI Bill benefit helps you meet your educational goals.

read moreThis program is the basics of machining. Students learn the set up and operation of conventional machining equipment such as grinders, mills, lathes, drill presses, and saws. Instruction is also provided in safety, quality control and inspection procedures, shop theory, precision measuring instruments, mathematics, blueprint reading, and basic CNC operation. Instruction time is divided equally between classroom, computer lab, and shop, providing a unique blend of practical theory and hands-on experience.