Growing a Career in Manufacturing with Industry-Recognized Credentials
​Credentials are quickly becoming a central part to reaching career pathway goals in many industries. Credentials allow you to show completed education, learned skills and abilities, and your ability to complete specific tasks. Many credentials are now industry-recognized and allow potential employers to feel confident in your skills and experience based on which credentials you have. Credentials can include certificates, licenses, and others.
The manufacturing industry recognizes a variety of credentials. These credentials are inclusive of various manufacturing industries, such as welding and machining. They also range from entry-level to high-skill for various jobs.
The credentials below will help you learn:
- Academic skills.
- Personal and workplace skills.
- Technical skills.
- Occupational skills.
Many of these are transferable skills that will help you, even if you decide to change industries or career pathways in the future.
Examples of Credentials
Here are a few of the credentials available in Manufacturing.
Foundational Skills
Cross-Cutting Technical Skills
Machining & Metalworking
Welding
Lean
Mechatronics
Quality
- 17 certifications demonstrating proficiency within, and comprehension of, a specific body of knowledge related to quality standards
