Micron Partners with College of Western Idaho
As the core education partner with Micron Technology, Inc. (Micron), College of Western Idaho (CWI) is excited to lead efforts in delivering top-level education and skills training to students in support of the company’s recently announced $15 billion expansion in Boise.
Along with providing a pathway to enhance industry-specific skills, CWI’s Advanced Mechatronics Engineering Technology program will work closely with Micron to train highly-qualified technicians for this leading-edge memory manufacturing fab and support the company's apprenticeship program.
"Micron's announcement is exciting news, and the College is thrilled to work side-by-side to launch this expansion and provide education and training fueling the workforce for these jobs."
CWI President Gordon Jones
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