A National Aerospace and Precision Machine Trades Apprenticeship Training Provider
BISE serves employers and learners across the United States with instructor-led live virtual classrooms, online coursework, and apprenticeship-aligned technical training for precision manufacturing.
BISE is a national training program serving employers, apprentices, and individual learners throughout the United States. Our live virtual instruction and online coursework bring aerospace and precision manufacturing education to your workforce, wherever you are located.
Credentials through the American Council of Apprenticeship. BISE offers courses credentialed under the American Council of Apprenticeship, supporting technical skill development and apprenticeship pathways.
Also an approved Ohio TechCred provider. Ohio employers can access BISE’s approved Related Technical Instruction (RTI) through Ohio TechCred, subject to program requirements. BISE training is available nationwide.
Aerospace Training Learning Apprenticeship Standards for Defense
BISE connects nationwide technical instruction with skills verification, hands-on learning, and apprenticeship partnerships that help employers develop a capable workforce.
ATLAS-V² emphasizes the connection between technical knowledge and demonstrated capability. Verification asks whether work meets the stated requirements; validation asks whether it performs its intended function. Together, they bring a focus on accuracy, sound judgment, and practical performance to workforce development.
Verified skills. Proven performance.
Located in Titusville on Florida’s Space Coast, ADTC combines classroom learning with hands-on manufacturing training. Programs span manufacturing essentials, conventional and CNC machining, assembly, composites, electronics, and mechanical inspection. Learners work with real tools and practical tasks to connect technical concepts with shop-floor skills.
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BISE partners with SpaceTEC in apprenticeship training, connecting precision machining instruction with industry workforce needs. SpaceTEC supports aerospace, aviation, and advanced manufacturing technicians through industry-recognized credentials, technical assessments, and skills-based training. Our partnership helps employers develop the knowledge and capabilities their teams need.
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SCCAP is an industry-led apprenticeship program hosted by SpaceTEC Partners, Inc., bringing employers together to develop talent for aerospace, aviation, defense, and advanced manufacturing. BISE supports this partnership with precision machining technical instruction that reinforces the skills apprentices develop through practical experience and employer-based training.
Explore SCCAP apprenticeships ↗As part of our nationwide training program, BISE supports Ohio employers through Ohio TechCred. Review eligible courses and program requirements for your workforce.
BISE is an approved Ohio TechCred provider for Related Technical Instruction (RTI). We work with employers to provide related technical instruction for apprenticeship and workforce training. Reimbursement remains subject to Ohio TechCred credential eligibility, employer application approval, and program requirements.
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Explore coursesHelp employees connect technical understanding with hands-on experience. BISE supports individual skill development and employer apprenticeship programs.
Instructor-led live virtual classrooms and supporting coursework reinforce the skills apprentices develop on the job.
Focused courses for employees who need to strengthen a specific skill, expand responsibility, or prepare for advanced work.
Build foundations used in Aerospace, Defense, Medical, Automotive, and precision manufacturing: prints, math, GD&T, CNC, materials, and inspection.
Learn directly from an instructor in live virtual classrooms, ask questions, work through technical concepts, and connect lessons to the work happening in your shop.
Discuss the employee’s experience, the work the company performs, and the skills you want to develop.
Pair live virtual classroom instruction and supporting online coursework with practical experience on the job.
Progress from foundational topics to more advanced technical courses as skills develop.
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Build the foundation first. These courses prepare learners for the language, math, safety, and basic process knowledge used throughout precision manufacturing.
Strengthen print interpretation and the math behind accurate part making. This category also introduces the GD&T knowledge needed across all pathways.
Move from theory into machine-driven production. These courses support CNC understanding, process planning, material behavior, and part production.
Develop drafting, mechanical design, and computer-aided manufacturing skills for production applications.
Build specialized tooling knowledge for die construction, repeatable workholding, and mold production.
Finish strong with quality systems and inspection skills that confirm part compliance, process control, and dimensional accuracy.
Employers can talk with BISE about employee enrollment, invoicing, and training pathways. Individual learners can ask about course availability and the sequence that best fits their goals.
