CT Community Colleges' College of Technology
Explore high-paying careers in clean, high-tech Connecticut manufacturing.
College of Technology
Preparing for a career in manufacturing is more complex today. Competency in science, math and technology is often required if you're interested in a specific career path. You can start preparing for your next generation manufacturing career at Connecticut's 12 community colleges through a unique program that gives you full credit toward a 4-year college degree. In some cases you can earn credit in high school toward your 2-year degree. Find out more by viewing the video below.
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- Next Generation Manufacturing
- Pathways to Manufacturing Careers - College of Technology
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- Laser Technician Supervisor - Dave
- Aerospace Technician - Elizabeth
- CNC Programmer - Jan
- Engineer - Curtis
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