Putting It All Together—In the Workplace
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Water Treatment Technician
ATE programs recognize how important it is for students to develop skills that can be directly applied to the job functions they’ll perform. To help accomplish this, they train students in the kinds of problems they’ll face and on the equipment they’ll use in the workplace. When graduates of these programs are hired, they are ready for the job and can contribute right away.
In this video, plant worker Michael Poitras, who started working at a water treatment facility as a community college intern, takes us on a tour of the facility where he works. While explaining how brackish water is purified, he details how he has been able to integrate the skills and concepts he learned at his community college into a real-world setting.
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