Why Become Endorsed?
How Endorsement Works
ARM Endorsement recognizes programs that meet the highest standards set by the robotics industry in the categories of Relevance to the Industry, Effective Curriculum, Efficiency of the Training, Impact of the Program, Program Sustainability and Transportability. Programs that have been Endorsed will have the ARM Endorsement Badge displayed on their program page and will receive priority listing on RoboticsCareer.org.
Start by creating your account. You can save your application at any time and resume it later.
ARM will send you an initial audit report identifying areas that require additional information and/or recommendations for improvement to earn ARM Endorsement, or let you know if you are ready to proceed to the next step in the process.
We will complete a virtual site visit that will include an employer survey, a student survey, an equipment review, and a review of your instructor credential requirements.
Upon a successful evaluation, ARM will issue you a Certificate of Endorsement and display the ARM Endorsed Badge on each of your approved programs on RoboticsCareer.org. Your programs will also receive priority listing on our search page.
Each ARM Endorsement is valid for five years. You will participate in annual reviews and engage in a streamlined process to renew your program’s endorsement at the end of 5 years.
Get Endorsed
ARM Endorsement can be a powerful tool to help your organization become recognized as a leader in providing advanced manufacturing and robotics education. Start the application process by creating an account using the link below. From there, you will complete an online application and send payment. ARM will then review your application and will be in contact regarding next steps.
RoboticsCareer.org is powered by the ARM (Advanced Robotics for Manufacturing) Institute, a Manufacturing Innovation Institute part of the Manufacturing USA Network. RoboticsCareer.org was created through collaboration with the ARM Institute’s member organizations spanning industry, government, and academia. Funding was provided by the U.S. Department of Defense and a grant from the U.S. Department of Labor.
