Manufacturing / Science, Technology, Engineering
and
Math Workforce Initiatives
Connecticut’s high-tech employers need a skilled workforce ready to meet the demands of the 21st century global economy. Capital Workforce Partners career advisors collaborate with industrial, educational, non-profit and public organizations to fill in gaps for youth and adults with programs and personal advisement which create an essential path to training and career preparation. Dan Garewski (left) is Career Advisor for Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM). Matt Ruminski (right) is Career Advisor for Skills for Manufacturing and Related Technologies (SMART).
Advanced
Manufacturing
Initiatives
Connecticut's Science, Technology, Engineering and Math Career Center
The Advanced Manufacturing initiative at Capital Workforce Partners focuses on training employed and unemployed workers for careers in strategic technological growth sectors in Connecticut including aerospace, biomedical technology, fuel cells and more. The mission is to provide skill enhancements and career development opportunities that develop the skilled employees that Connecticut employers need now and beyond the horizon .-Contact Matt-
"CT STEM JOBS" prepares youth and
adults for careers in advanced manufacturing, engineering, information
technology, alternative and renewable energy and other fields related to science, technology,engineering and math. -Contact Dan-
July 29, 2010 – The “SMART” graduates are at Manchester Community College (MCC)
Congratulations to the recent graduates of the Pre-Manufacturing Certificate program at Manchester Community College (MCC), a part of a Skills for Manufacturing and Related Technologies (SMART) Grant. Their hard work and accomplishment was recently celebrated by administrators and staff at MCC. This program continues to broaden participation in advanced manufacturing in CT by providing incumbent and displaced workers a path to training for in-demand jobs. See more images in the gallery.
