High School Launchpad For Semiconductor Careers
Prepare Students for the Fastest Growing High-Tech Industry in the World
- Program to support schools focused on delivering the skilled workforce semiconductor facilities need
- Hands-on Training Program for High Schools and Intro Level Courses
- Prepare students for Semiconductor Equipment Technician role in Fabs
Comprehensive Curriculum Pathway (click to download)
Cutting-Edge Curriculum for Cutting-Edge Industry
Over 50% Hands-On teaching the semi fab process
WHAT STUDENTS LEARN
- Overview of semiconductor fabrication: from design
to final chip - Operation in a simulated cleanroom environment
- Fab-specific safety fundamentals
- Core manufacturing processes and their purpose
- Introduction to vacuum technology and its role in
chipmaking
Intro to Semiconductors
Cleanroom Operations
Semiconductor Safety
Vacuum Technology
Fabrication Processes
Industry Specific Training
Preparing Tomorrow’s Workforce
- Real semiconductor fab-grade equipment
- Cleanroom simulation lab designed for classrooms
- Curriculum aligned with industry needs and CTE credentials
- Hands-on labs and assessments
Semester 1
Foundations of Semi Manufacturing
Introduction to the semiconductor industry, focusing on the history, industry, career pathways, and the fundamentals of semi manufacturing.
Semiconductor Cleanroom Operator
Learn the operation and maintenance of cleanrooms. Cleanroom types, behavior and best practices, personal protective equipment, cleaning, safety protocols and contamination control.
Semiconductor specific safety training addresses workplace safety and hazardous materials. Students will learn and practice safety protocols, emergency responses and incident handling
Semester 2
Semi Manufacturing - Advanced Production
and Process Flow
Understand the end-to-end semiconductor process flow and to identify all major process modules and layers in a fab. Learn how each
station impacts the next.
Industrial Vacuum Systems for Semiconductor Manufacturing
Learn about vacuum tech and its essential role in semi manufacturing. Explore what vacuums are, how they are created, and why clean, low-pressure environments are critical for producing chips.
Aligned to Credentials
Semi.org
SEMI Foundation Equipment Technician
Assessment evaluates specific competencies and skills related to:
- Safety
- Basic Electrical and Mechanical Principles
- Quality
- Maintenance
- Industry Awareness
NIMS
Semiconductor Equipment Technician
Knowledge assessment and hands-on performance measure evaluates candidates ability to perform duties including:
- Safety
- Quality
- Maintenance
Training Labs
Reduce On-site training by an order of Magnitude
- Graduate students familiar with terminology, processes, and technology
- Fill in-demand, high paying positions with experienced candidates
- Deliver more qualified candidates with real-world, hands-on training
- Reduce on-site employee training and orientation by months
- New employees “hit the ground running”
Semiconductor Technician Opportunities
Production | Operations Roles
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Equipment Technician
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Maintenance Technician
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Process Technician
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Manufacturing/Production Operator
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Assembly Operator
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Test Technician
Support | Admin | Coordination Roles
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Cleanroom Technician
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Logistics & Material Handler
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Quality Control Inspector
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Production Scheduler / Planner
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Data Entry / Documentation Assistant
