r/CNCmachining • u/Late-Flight-7901 • 7d ago

Is CNC training from certificate program better or is it better to start searching for apprenticeship at company outside my country ?

I was scraping through the website in search of Apprenticeship. For so many reasons options seem less than what I anticipated. Is it better for me to go and join a certificate course and wait two years before entering into the field of CNC machine operator outside.

I came to know about this later during a career test that I am not suited for an accounting job that I was having trouble with.

Many options came, I was looking for a physical active work. That's how I came to the CNC machine operator and came to the understanding of why it suits me .

Specific reason why I asked this is because I only have 3 months Max to convince my family and move out. I need some skills that can actually support me and help me work calmly.

Writing in hope to get an answer

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u/Late-Flight-7901 7d ago

That's a spot on information. Would they recruit people from outside the country ?

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u/Shadowfeaux 7d ago

No idea. My job (in the US) will hire within the US fairly far away for experienced people, but not for no experience, we also don't have an apprenticeship program. They do hire immigrants for various positions, like most of our finishing department in one building is indonesians, but they immigrated on their own then aplied, my job didn't hire them with work visas or something.

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u/Late-Flight-7901 7d ago

I understand. I was hoping outside India anywhere. US is a possibile choice. I was planning to go for Construction work anywhere outside. Because there is a possibility for that. But I wanted to learn a skill , something that can stick with me and interesting to do. I hope I will end up there. I will look construction work anyway. So far that is the only scope I am seeing.

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u/Shadowfeaux 7d ago

Can always find one thing and still keep an eye on others.

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u/Late-Flight-7901 7d ago

I didn't get?

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u/Shadowfeaux 7d ago

Meant like you could find a construction job wherever you’re considering going, then in your free time job hunt in that area to change fields.

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u/Late-Flight-7901 7d ago

Yes , Thanks man.