Hosting a tour of our company 
Teachers are always looking for ways to show students the "real world." A tour allows students to see employees and machines in action and better understand modern manufacturing.

Talking to a class about our company
What kinds of jobs are out there? What kinds of skills do kids need? To help you answer these and other questions, we've put together speaker "kits," complete with discussion suggestions, mini experiments and give-a-ways that you can use in K-12 math, science and industrial arts classrooms.

Participating in a career awareness fair
You don't have to be hiring to participate in a career fair. Most high school career fairs today are more about career exploration. Show them what makes your company a great place to work!

Hiring a youth apprentice
A youth apprenticeship is a formal system of employee training agreed upon by an employer and school. Students perform entry-level tasks that count for high school and/or post-secondary credit under the supervision of a company mentor. Read more about MTM's youth apprenticeship program.

Helping a school implement a robotics program
Say the word "robot" and students' ears perk up. Robotics programs dramatically increase interest in high school technical education programs -- key to ensuring a skilled future workforce. You can partner with a school to build a robot by lending shop space and a helping hand. Read more about robotics programs in  the Midwest.

Participating on the "Make It!" Board
If your company is concerned about our industry's future workforce, join others in taking action through the "Make It!" Board.  

Contributing to "Make It!"
From $50 to $5000, every little bit helps us advance our mission of raising awareness of the manufacturing industry among young people. Click here for the 2007 pledge form.

Call 763-566-5696 today to talk with our staff about how you'd like to get involved!