Pipeline from Technical High Schools to the College of Technology, a National Science Foundation initiative
Manufacturing Career Exploration and Readiness:educational materials and events produced in collaboration with the Regional Center for Next Generation Manufacturing
Contact Judy Resnick with your employment training and funding needs. For more information about public funding sources, contact your local workforce investment board.
Investing in Your Greatest Asset: Your Employees
A skilled workforce is essential in giving businesses a competitive edge. CBIA's Education Foundation helps Connecticut businesses invest in their employees by
- convening groups of business representatives to identify immediate and future training demands in areas such as advanced manufacturing, biosciences, IT, telecommunications, and energy
- maintaining alliances with private and public educational and workforce training institutions
- administering grants to help underwrite the costs associated with employee training
- helping businesses locate additional sources of local, state, and federal funding
Grant-funded Programs We Currently Administer
U.S. DOL High-Growth Job Training Initiative
Waterbury Public Schools (assisting Wilby High School with the implementation of small learning academies in manufacturing technology and health services and supporting Crosby High School's technology academy)
