Manufacturing Careers
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Prepare students for a wide variety of in-demand manufacturing careers with up-to-date resources that build strong foundations in technical skills, problem-solving, safety, and workplace skills. Through hands-on training and industry-aligned coursework, let’s ensure the next generation of technicians is ready to meet the challenges of a modern, innovative manufacturing environment.

Classroom to Career:

Everything You Need Is Right Here

Student and Teacher Resources

Student and Teacher Resources

Use tools that empower educators and help students build mastery
Hands-On Learning

Hands-On
Learning

Learn, practice, and apply new skills that elevate success
Certification Preparation

Certification Preparation

Build a foundation of knowledge and prepare for certification exams
Assessment of Skills

Assessment of Skills

Assign, edit, and customize; autograde within your LMS
Careers and Upskilling

Careers and Upskilling

Prepare learners for the workforce and accelerate career advancement

Backed by the Industry's Best

G-W creates instructional materials that actively meet the needs of today’s employers and support the outstanding teachers who are training the next generation of technicians and programmers. G-W correlates its titles to certification standards, building a foundation of knowledge while preparing students for certification exams and, ultimately, for college and career.

NIMS
NOCTI
ADDA

Move from the Classroom to a Manufacturing Career with G-W

Educator Support for G-W's Manufacturing Education



QuoteI am extremely satisfied with Industrial Maintenance and Mechatronics because it prepares students to take the NIMS certification.Quote

-Aaron Munguia, El Paso Community College, TX
QuoteHaving students read, watch a video, and then perform the process themselves is the best way to learn.Quote

–Howard Troup, Pennsylvania College of Technology, PA about Machining Fundamentals

Take Manufacturing from Here to Career!

Great news! The job growth rate for Industrial Machinery Mechanics is 13% from 2024-2034—much faster than average. (Bureau of Labor Statistics)