The Workforce Challenges Facing the Electronics Industry
This video shares details from IPC’s recent white paper outlining a comprehensive strategy to tackle workforce issues. The white paper, “Building Electronics Better: A Plan to Address the Workforce Challenges Facing the Electronics Manufacturing Industry,” targets immediate needs and long-term growth by fostering a skilled, adaptable, and motivated workforce. This multi-faceted approach defines ways to establish partnerships among educational institutions, businesses, government agencies, and non-profits to ensure a steady flow of skilled workers with defined career pathways.
Best in Class Assembly Training for Operators and Engineers
Electronics and wire harness assembly is a complex process that requires the technical knowledge that many candidates lack. Onboard new operators and engineers with a fundamental understanding of the industry and the skills and knowledge they need to be successful.
A Comprehensive PCB Design Curriculum for All Skill Levels
Whether you need an introductory course or need to add advanced design knowledge to your skillset, IPC has the design courses needed to deliver effective and reliable designs to your customers. These courses are led by industry veterans who provide documentation and tips to put to use at work. All courses have a final project that demonstrates mastery of the content.
Courses in Program Management and PCB Troubleshooting
IPC offers online instructor-led training in Advanced PCB Troubleshooting and Defect Analysis and certification in program management, CEPM.
IPC also holds webinars and technical conferences alongside events such as IPC APEX EXPO, Advanced Pkg Symposium, EWPTE, and WHMA, delivering thousands of hours of professional development to attendees.
Assembly Training for Operators and Engineers
Manufacturing Engineering
Introductory to Advanced PCB Design Courses
PCB Fabrication and Electronics Assembly
IPC Attains U.S. Dept. of Labor Approval of its National Apprenticeships Standards
The U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) approved IPC’s National Program Standards of Apprenticeship – the first-ever in the U.S. electronics manufacturing industry – in a move designed to expand the skilled workforce for this strategically vital industry. The recognition was bestowed during a ceremony on November 16, 2023 as part of National Apprenticeship Week, November 13-19. The DOL’s action ensures that IPC’s Registered Apprentice programs are recognized nationally and align with the industry’s highest standards of proficiency in electronics manufacturing.
Quality Electronics Start With Quality Training
In today's globally competitive market, companies with the highest quality and shortest lead times win the day. That's why the highest-performing electronics manufacturers choose IPC Workforce Training.
Developed by learning specialists and industry experts, IPC workforce training programs allow participants to learn quickly and apply the job-specific knowledge and skills they need to meet and exceed organizational goals.