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Rhodes State College’s Uniquely Abled Academy is teaching individuals who are high functioning on the autistic spectrum the skills to enter the manufacturing industry. Students learn to program, set up and operate CNC machines. It is a 10-week program with 420 hours of in-class instruction plus 20 hours plus of job readiness instruction.

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To help fill these positions free training is once again being offered at Rhodes State College. The Workforce Development and Innovation team at the college is gearing up for another entry-level course in Basic Machining and C-N-C Machine Operation. This round of training is open to any City of Lima resident who may be interested in entering this field.