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Enroll in a 14-day free trial and start making progress towards an exciting career in Mechatronics. No credit card needed.
Enroll in a 14-day free trial and start making progress towards an exciting career in Mechatronics. No credit card needed.
Unmudl is now offering the unique opportunity to enroll in a free trial of its industry-leading mechatronics courses. These are exclusive courses that set learners up for roles in companies like Amazon, Cushman Wakefield, and CBRE.
Any progress you make in the free trial will be transferred if you choose to purchase the course. This means that you can start earning credit towards a job-ready certification today with zero cost.
You can begin with the "Introduction to Mechatronics" if you’re just starting out. Or, if you have some experience try the "Mechatronics for Equipment Maintenance - Level II" or "Principles of Control Systems."
These cover electrical, mechanical, motor control, and pneumatic topics, preparing you for equipment maintenance and troubleshooting. Completion of some of the paid courses earns you a certificate and readiness for Maintenance Technician roles.
Become a material handling equipment technician with companies like Amazon. No degree required, earn a certificate.
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Jumpstart a mechatronics and advanced manufacturing career with this 35-hour, self-paced online course.
Ideal for beginners, you can finish it in 4-5 weeks by dedicating about 8 hours weekly.
Launch your career as a Control System Technician or Control System Lead. Build job-ready skills for an in-demand career with Amazon.
By completing the paid courses, you can unlock your path to Amazon's Reliability Maintenance Engineering! View the career pathway below to see how you can acquire essential skills and seize lucrative job opportunities in this department on your way to a promising career.
Amanda Willard, Strategic Workforce Development at Amazon, was attracted by the idea of working with Unmudl to create a Skills-to-Jobs training course to meet the requirements of their Level II Maintenance Technician position.
Training is offered by a network of community colleges across the nation, enabling Amazon to target communities where they are hiring to recruit skilled learners who have successfully completed the course. Amazon also uses the same courses to upskill their own employees.
Amazon appreciates the opportunity to hire from the diverse talent community colleges attract, with the exact skills and training necessary for open positions. And the right skills allow these candidates to succeed at Amazon and beyond.
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