Utah Uniquely Abled Machining Program
Looking for a career path with real opportunities? The Utah Uniquely Abled Machinist Program (UAMP) is designed to help adults on the autism spectrum gain the skills, confidence, and support needed to succeed in today’s workforce. In just 12 weeks, you’ll receive hands-on training in CNC machining, along with personalized coaching and job placement support. You’ll work directly with instructors and employers to build real-world skills and prepare for a job in a growing industry with competitive pay. If you’re ready to learn new skills and take the next step toward employment, this program is for you.
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