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Career Exploration
Did you know that CT State offers technical training programs? These affordable programs are between 6 months and a year. This is a GREAT way to learn a skill and start earning money without debt.
CT State also offers associate’s degrees in various trades, and these are typically eligible for the PACT (free tuition) program.
Additional Non-Profit Vocational Programs:
New England Institute of Technology
SUNY: Alfred State, Canton, Delhi, Morrisville
Students can also pursue apprenticeships through a union. Visit the union's websites to find details on the required hours and classes. Apprentices do not pay for their training and receive a stipend during their training period. Often called “earn as you learn," these programs usually last between 3 and 5 years.
Plumbing: UA Local 777
Carpentry: Local 326
Electrical: IBEW Local 488
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Summer Pre-College Programs and Internships
Looking for an opportunity to explore your interests this summer? 😎Interested in earning college credits? 👩🏻🎓Pre-College programs are a great way to experience college life prior to enrolling. Programs that have a fee often offer scholarships to offset the cost. This spreadsheet includes many opportunities, and will be updated throughout the school year. Check back often!
More Resourses…….
CT Department of Labor Information
Northwest Regional Investment Board
CT Office of Apprenticeship Training
