Organizations

Western Connecticut State University (WCSU) Naugatuck Valley Advanced Manufacturing Technology Center

A new Connecticut State Community College Naugatuck Valley Advanced Manufacturing Technology Center located at WSCU in Danbury offers a two-semester certificate program that prepares individuals for hands-on position in the manufacturing sector. Students earn a total of 31 credits, which can be applied to engineering technology or technology studies associate degree programs.

Workforce Alliance (South Central Region WDB)

In May, 1992 the Connecticut General Assembly established nine Regional Workforce Development Boards, which were combined into five entities in 2003, to conduct comprehensive planning, and coordinate regional workforce development policy and programs. With a regional focus, the Boards assess regional employment and training needs and priorities, conduct planning for and coordinate programs that address those needs. In addition, the Boards create annual employment and training plans, and review regional grant proposals and plans submitted to state agencies by other organizations to assure that all regional planning is consistent with an overall statewide blueprint for workforce development. The Boards, with the Connecticut Department of Labor, other State agencies and private organizations, form a statewide partnership to achieve comprehensive workforce development in the State.

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Yale University

Yale offers three degrees within the School of Engineering and Applied Science: ABET- Accreditation Bachelor of Science, BS in Engineering, and BA in Engineering Science.

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