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Are you good with working with your hands?
Can you explain to others how a machine works?
Do you set up and repair stereo equipment for yourself or friends?
Do you enjoy reading the latest developments in electronics?
Can you visualize how a machine works?

If you answered yes to two or more of the questions above, you might be interested in considering a career in manufacturing, installation, or repair.


The States' Career Cluster External link opens in a new window Initiative's 16 career clusters are made up of career pathways that frame student opportunities as they pursue postsecondary education and a wide range of career opportunities from career beginnings to professional and managerial careers. Click here to learn more about the Manufacturing Career Cluster. External link opens in a new window

The career pathways listed in the next topic give you more information about the opportunities to work and study in manufacturing and installation and repair.

Company Profiles

Illinois Manufacturers' Association

The "Voice of Industry" in Illinois...The Illinois Manufacturers' Association

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IMEC

IMEC provides companies with services and access to public and private resources that enhance growth, improve productivity, and expand capacity. We work with companies willing to invest in their future, make improvements in the short term, and position themselves to be stronger long-term.

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