Are you looking to enhance your robotics program with hands-on FANUC training? Want to give your students a competitive edge in high-wage, high-demand automation careers?
Join instructors from across the Midwest for this immersive training designed to help educators integrate FANUC robotics into their classrooms or just get more experience using FANUC robots and understanding how to teach them!
Facilitated by Mission Learning Systems and hosted by FANUC CERT site Hawkeye Community College, you’ll gain hands-on experience with FANUC robots, learn to use ROBOGUIDE for offline programming and simulation, and explore teaching strategies for robotics education.
On-site at Hawkeye Community College – TechWorks Campus
There is no cost for instructors to attend training, though attendees are responsible for their transportation, lodging and meals. Lunch breaks will be provided each day, and ask us about special hotel rates.
Learn about the technologies, trends and career opportunities in today’s automated and Industry 4.0 workforce.
Work through skills on industrial robots and high-tech automation training systems being used in classrooms today. You’ll get hands-on with FANUC Fenceless CERT Carts, collaborative robots, and even get exposure to integrated automation systems.
Our expert trainers and education professionals will help you learn how to deliver industrial automation courses in your program, including classroom setup, curriculum mapping, funding strategies, industry partnerships and more.
Learn about industry-recognized certifications for advanced manufacturing and robotics.
Send us an email at info@missionlearning.io.
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