Training its sights on MACH 2010

11 March 2010

'360' Training Academy confirms attendance at MACH.

The '360' Training Academy has announced that it will be attending the MACH Show June 7th - 11th 2010.
 
The Academy, the independent training arm of Mills CNC, confirmed that it had booked a Stand in Hall 5 (Stand 5545), from where it would be promoting and demonstrating the productivity and performance benefits that manufacturing companies can achieve (and expect) from undertaking professional CNC training.
 
Majoring on CNC Programmer Training (Fanuc and Heidenhain), but also running practical sessions on FeatureCAM software; Manual Guide i and PC Fapt - the intention behind the '360' Training Academy's attendance at MACH is demonstrate to Show Visitors, via practical, interactive and one-on-one sessions - how to get more (and the best) from their CNC machine tools.
 
Says '360' Training Manager Jeff Hart:
 
'We have 6 work stations on our Stand where visitors can see, understand and appreciate the productivity potential of our CNC Programmer Training Courses.
 
'We are also providing companies (and individuals) with the opportunity to meet directly with our training consultants to discuss specific training requirements, and to identify how ’360’ Training Academy courses can address and meet these needs. These sessions can be pre-booked now by visiting the Training Academy website www.cnctrainingacademy.co.uk'
 
Launched in September 2009, the '360' Training Academy has rapidly gained a loyal and growing following, and amongst its advocates are the MAA (Midlands Aerospace Alliance) and Cambridge University.
 
Concludes Jeff Hart:
 
'Whether you're a CNC beginner or a seasoned pro - the Academy staff will be able to offer advice and point you in the right direction to bring your skills up to speed or to take them to the next level. We look forward to seeing you at MACH.’