Sep 23

Sep 23 Cardinal Manufacturing Teacher Workshop Event

Machining, Machinist, Soft Skills, Technical Education

Starting or Growing Your Student Run Business Workshop

Would you like to learn how to create a student run business in your school district? Come join Cardinal Manufacturing instructors, students, industry partners, and school administration as they host a Cardinal Manufacturing, Starting and Growing Your Student Run Business Workshop. Many teachers, administrators, and industry partners contact Cardinal Manufacturing each year to learn how to create a program like Cardinal Manufacturing in their own districts. Please visit the Workshop Registration page on www.cardinalmfg.org

Cardinal Manufacturing has had great success since the beginning years in 2008-2009 as students not only learn valuable technical skills, but also the soft skills and employability skills that employers demand. Ultimately achieving our goal of “Filling the Skills Gap One Student at a Time.” Contact us today to attend a Cardinal Manufacturing Workshop!

Our next workshop is scheduled for October 17th, 2024

Workshops run from 8am to 3pm. Snacks and lunch will be provided

Register here, call, or email for details.

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Matthew Schowalter, CMfgT

Matthew started his manufacturing career while in high school as a youth apprentice. He went on to study Tool and Die making while pursuing a apprenticeship. Upon completion of the 10,400 hour apprenticeship he used his Journeyman Tool and Die making skills to make tooling for the motorcycle industry. From there he spent ten years making surgical instrumentation for spinal surgery, while leading the machining department. He most recently became a manufacturing engineer at a global manufacturing company, while focusing on machining processes. He started this website after researching what kind of information people pursuing or starting a manufacturing career need to succeed, and how the information should be presented.