Certified Production Technician (CPT) Program for High School Students
Model Name: Multimedia Courseware - Certified Production Technician Program, 25 Seats
Model Number: 950-CPT1
Learning Topics
- STEM Skills
- Reading
- Writing
- Speaking
- Listening
- Print Reading
- Planning
- Quality Practices
- Workplace Safety
- Teamwork
- Leadership
- Workflow
- Decision Making
- Social Interaction
- Continuous Improvement
Available for Secondary Education Only
This online Certified Production Technician (CPT) Program eLearning course grants 25 Seats for MSSC’s officially-endorsed high school CPT preparation curriculum. The multimedia courseware covers all four learning topics — Safety, Quality Practices & Measurement, Manufacturing Processes & Production, and Maintenance Awareness — needed to earn MSSC’s CPT certification. The program’s interactive multimedia curriculum uses a competency-based instructional design that teaches Manufacturing Skill Standards Council’s (MSSC) nationally-recognized standards.
Why are CPT Certifications Important for High School Students?
High schools are challenged to ignite a passion for achievement by engaging all students as individuals, creating programs that are flexible enough to serve all career paths regardless of their destination. Whether they’re heading on to an engineering degree program or to the production line of a local manufacturer, a high school Certified Production Technician program enables students to build a foundation upon which they can succeed.
The Certified Production Technician Program by MSSC is an industry-led standards-based training, assessment and certification system focused on the core skills and knowledge needed by the nation’s advanced manufacturing workforce. The foundational areas of certification include safety, quality, manufacturing processes, and maintenance
High school students achieving the CPT certification will have a distinct academic advantage over other college bound students. Those students interested in pursuing engineering, manufacturing, energy, science and a host of other career paths must be able to demonstrate their technical knowledge.
CPT develops strong STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics) skills as a natural part of learning technical skills. Students also learn essential academic skills, such as, writing, listening, problem solving, decision making and analyzing information. Today, many schools have established college articulation for the program for up to six credit hours.
For PC requirements, click here. In addition to proper computer technology, the 950-CPT1 requires SkillTrace Learning Management System (94-ST1), Amatrol’s locally-installed LMS.
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