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🎓 Certificate Program · Mississauga, Ontario

Get CNC Programmer/ Operator/ Setup Certificate in 23 Weeks — Mississauga Campus

Ontario’s manufacturing sector is hiring CNC-trained professionals now. Get 690 hours of job-ready training in G-code programming, precision machining, Mastercam, and SolidWorks — and launch your skilled trades career faster 
  • 23-Week Certificate Program
  • 690 Total Training Hours
  • Govt Aid & Better Jobs Ontario Eligible
  • Hybrid In-Class + Online Labs
  • Multiple Start Dates

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Course Overview

This 23-week certificate program delivers focused, practical training in CNC machine setup, G-code and M-code programming, blueprint reading, and precision machining. Students build real hands-on skills managing tooling, offsets, and part tolerances while working with industry-standard software including Mastercam and SolidWorks — on real CNC mills and lathes in our Mississauga campus.
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Program at a Glance

23-Week Certificate

Focused, practical CNC training designed to get you job-ready fast

Hybrid Program Mode

Online theory combined with in-person Mississauga workshop sessions

Govt financial aid + better jobs Ontario

Multiple government funding programs accepted

Multiple Start Dates

Intakes run throughout the year

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What You'll learn

  • Solidworks
  • Mastercam Design and Toolpath
  • Blueprint reading and GD&T
  • CNC-related Math
  • G-code and M-code for milling and turning applications
Admissions

Do You Qualify?

No prior machining experience required. If you meet these criteria, you’re ready to apply — and our team will help you through every step of the admissions process.

High School Diploma or Equivalent

Ontario Secondary School Diploma or a recognized equivalent credential. Mature student status is accepted.

18 Years of Age or Older

Mature student applicants are welcome regardless of when you completed secondary school.

English Language Proficiency

Sufficient English to follow instruction and read technical documentation. Assessed during the admissions process.

Our Campus

See Our CNC Workshop

Take a virtual tour of IMTT’s purpose-built CNC machining facility in Mississauga — the same shop floor you’ll train on.

Career Outcomes

Where IMTT Graduates Work

IMTT graduates fill in-demand roles across Canada’s fastest-growing manufacturing sectors under machinist NOC Code 72100 — one of Ontario’s most sought-after skilled trade classifications.
CNC Mill & Lathe Operator
CNC Mill & Lathe Setup
Automotive Machinist
Machining Tool Operator
Setup Technician
Aerospace / Aviation Machinist

High demand across Ontario. The CNC machining sector is experiencing skilled-labour shortages in Ontario's automotive, aerospace, medical device, and advanced manufacturing industries — giving IMTT graduates strong employment prospects upon graduation.

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Fill out the form below and an IMTT program advisor will contact you within 1 business day to discuss start dates, financial aid, and next steps — completely free.

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FAQ

Common Questions

Everything you need to know before applying to the CNC of hands‑on machinist Tool Operator & Programmer Certificate program.

Do I need machining experience to apply?
No. This certificate is built for people who are new to CNC machining and skilled trades. The program starts with safety fundamentals and blueprint reading, then progresses step by step through G-code programming, precision milling and turning, and CAD/CAM software. If you meet the four admissions requirements, you’re ready to apply.
The certificate is 23 weeks and 690 total training hours. It uses a hybrid format — theory modules and computer lab work are delivered online, while hands-on CNC machine practice takes place in-person at our purpose-built Mississauga workshop. You get scheduling flexibility without sacrificing real machine time.
Yes. IMTT qualifies for OSAP (Ontario Student Assistance Program), Better Jobs Ontario, scholarships and bursaries, flexible payment plans, student lines of credit, and RESP (Registered Education Savings Plan) withdrawals. Our admissions team will help identify the best funding combination for your situation — at no charge.
IMTT graduates qualify for roles under NOC Code 72100 — Canada’s national occupational classification for Machining Tool Operators. Common job titles include CNC Mill and Lathe Operator, CNC Mill and Lathe Setup Technician, Automotive Machinist, Aerospace/Aviation Machinist, and Setup Technician. Ontario’s manufacturing sector is actively hiring across automotive, aerospace, medical device, and advanced manufacturing.
IMTT offers multiple start dates throughout the year — you don’t need to wait for a September intake. Fill out the form or call us at 905‑908‑2355 and an advisor will share current availability and upcoming cohort dates within 1 business day.
Yes — IMTT teaches the exact tools Canadian manufacturing employers use. The program covers Mastercam for CAD/CAM toolpath creation (milling and turning), SolidWorks for 3D part modelling, and Fanuc CNC controls on real CNC mills and lathes. These are industry standards in automotive, aerospace, and advanced manufacturing across Canada.

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