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New, innovative ways of teaching the hard and soft skills of manufacturing at the high school level are necessary to help fll our skilled workforce gap. Developing a program that functions as a student-run manufacturing business is one such method. It involves students managing real customers, making real products, meeting real deadlines, facing real day- to-day manufacturing challenges, while making real money in the process. Students are responsible for meeting with customers, ordering material and tooling, quoting, manufacturing, invoicing, shipping, maintenance, marketing, and all other aspects of running a business. The company also brings in money that can be used to support the program and pay students proft sharing. This method allows students to make an informed decision about their career paths. You will FREE REGISTRATION AT: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/121661060 HOSTED BY: Craig Ceigleski, Cardinal Manufacturing Jacob Hostettler, Northwoods Manufacturing PRESENTERS: MoldMaking Technology Educational Series: 2015 MARK YOUR CALENDAR! WEBINAR DATE: Thursday, September 3 Webinar Time: 2pm - 3pm EST learn from Cardinal Manufacturing founder and instructor Craig Ceigleski, as well as from the leader of a replica program in Hurley, Wisconsin, how to help establish and support this type of teaching in your local district to fll the skills gap within your own shops. What are the Most Effective Ways to Fill the Skills Gap? • Sept. 3, Getting Real about Manufacturing Education • November 17, Working Inside and Outside Your Shop WEBINAR It's free. It's informative. It's convenient.

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