NTMA Machinist Career College

Vinh Thủ Thiêm

Only 7 months for training to get a job but you must pay a lot of money to get certificate. Not enough machines for all students.If you are in a class that has over 6 students you will get a little bit knowledge and practice because you have get line to your turn.Trust me I am stuck right now.Only one instructor in a class,

Mary Misquez

I went to school back in the 90's. As a single mother I thought I had to earn like a man. I was told this was about precision and integrity. Being able to think your way out of any situation by finding solutions. Although I did not stay in the field the things I learned served me well throughout my life. I work in the fashion industry now which is and has been moving more and more towards machines. Just want you to know the things you learn here can carry you in many directions.....

Abraham Zavala

The NTMA training center at Santa Fe was a very awesome experience for me. I came back from the military broken hearted because of a medical discharge, and I didnt know where to go next. I heard about this place from an ex-co worker from pizza hut and I decided to try it out. I took the 6 month course and they taught me the basics on conventional mill and lathe. The last month was Cnc G and M codes. Very awesome, clean, and fresh place to be in. You get a Job almost immediately after starting school. You can work and go to school at the same time.

arrayant lee

They offer a 7-month program that costs $14,500. This does not include all the other expenses like principle, interest (if you take out a loan), gas, time off work etc...This is not an investment. This is a scam by the school and employers steal and lower your pay. They lie and say that you will start out making 18 to 20 an hour. But it's much less than that if you factor in all the costs it takes to attend this school. The counselor was promoting an employer in Alaska that was hiring. Yeah I want to leave southern California and move to Alaska to work at a low wage job, all the while being on the hook paying back a $14,500 plus interest loan. The counselor also took me on a tour in which he explained the first 3 months of classes and then abruptly ended with him showing me the student parking lot. I’d rather save my money. Thanks but no Thanks.