Which is better to learn CNC machine tools or computer software design? The future is bigger?

I am engaged in CNC maintenance, and I tell you that learning CNC is promising. As long as you are willing to learn, the spirit of research is the most important.

Besides, you want to go to school. Personally, I don't think you need to go. To put it bluntly, those school teachers can only teach you a little. What can be transmitted is some commonly used numerical control mechanical codes. Maybe you can't even see the machine tool when you enter school, let alone develop in the numerical control industry in the future. . . . . .

CNC education is rare in China. . . .

To be a CNC teacher, you don't look around with a book in your arms, unless you finish CNC in college and work in the society for three years (not less than three years).

If you really want to learn something, you can go to Jiangsu and Zhejiang coastal areas to find a master's degree in numerical control, and the master has more than three years of experience in numerical control programming and operation, and you will learn a lot more than when you were in school. . .

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