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Lippincott's Video Series for Nursing Assistants

Posted in Workforce Development and Continuing Education.

Lippincott’s Video Series for Nursing Assistants – 133 videos
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLodW2Lg6V0TT_VCgAPzfclJJlE3BD_Qxv

1. Patient and Resident Rights and Communication
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QtP0OasDGpA&list=PLodW2Lg6V0TRtP64DLmdocH27cUtaVq2t

2. Infection Control
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2NBeJHQ4Xp8&list=PLodW2Lg6V0TRapWSd9Io4cPbJMRbV2lft

3. Positioning and Lifting Patients and Residents
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NAy7kAoLf08&list=PLodW2Lg6V0TSa2Z5hGBZJg18ZOhvdVbCy

4. Transferring Patients and Residents
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GtrykPRGbao&list=PLodW2Lg6V0TQuKBveW9-wns7UP1UnRs9M

5. Bedmaking
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bJFHamX36hw&list=PLodW2Lg6V0TQZVRDv5tnekgM8_jdNixVZ

6. Vital Signs, Height, and Weight
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_0l1Gd60hlM&list=PLodW2Lg6V0TR3S94ujgUf687v8mxLXpzN

7. Cleanliness and Hygiene
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vuxCY7DxSIY&list=PLodW2Lg6V0TQFDm6C8umQaw2uWvdtahgv

8. Grooming
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BwKU2MypEMU&list=PLodW2Lg6V0TReDnhd2P_qpEqaZDCqyXnw

9. Basic Nutrition
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yMuTsulE_UQ&list=PLodW2Lg6V0TTJWkOSYIOk2O7Zq10XDQj_

10. Assisting with Urinary and Bowel Elimination
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PqujxE8srDs&list=PLodW2Lg6V0TT13rlwyfGOG6ps8cylgoKw

11. Exercise
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zGgRBYpqBgc&list=PLodW2Lg6V0TSNjusb6biXdBRaDoJbQfdd

12. Patient and Resident Safety
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XzyAhqCnQRM&list=PLodW2Lg6V0TTDV7RHKxXjWUL74FPx9S3f

13. Caring for People with Dementia
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tnSPFpzyQAo&list=PLodW2Lg6V0TS5Puuy1WtIJ-aEoqVm_4Zs

14. Death and Dying
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IdPdQbHCAXE&list=PLodW2Lg6V0TSEPk2liNQCqByBnOQeKLf_

15. Entry into the Workforce
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PlBaIvj4M2M&list=PLodW2Lg6V0TR8tG65MAa0jTYzSBy0rv5a

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Ed2Go

Posted in Workforce Development and Continuing Education.

CT State Community College, in partnership with ed2go, offers online open enrollment programs designed to provide the skills necessary to acquire professional-level positions for many in-demand occupations.

Programs are designed by a team of professionals from each respective field, providing you with effective web-based learning programs. Instructors/mentors are actively involved in your online learning experience, responding to any questions or concerns, as well as encouraging and motivating you to succeed. 

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How to Register

Posted in Workforce Development and Continuing Education.

  • Temp Last Modified: 2025-03-18

Please Note: The process for registering for Workforce Development and Continuing Education courses is different than registering for credit courses. See directions to register for credit programs.

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Connect With Us to Get the Answers You Need

Thank you for your interest in attending CT State Community College. We know you have questions about our programs, the registration process, financial support, and more. We're here to answer your questions and help you achieve your job training goals. If you're ready to register, connect with us.

Register

First, visit our Workforce Development/Continuing Education (WDCE) page to select your courses. Then register using one of these options:

1. Register Online

Register Now

You may complete the course registration form online. After the online registration is processed, you will receive a confirmation email with instructions for online, phone-in, in-person or mail payment. Payment is due immediately upon receipt of registration-confirmation email.

2. In-Person

Find Your Campus Office

You may visit your local Workforce Development and Continuing Education office to complete your registration in person. Find your campus office for days and hours of operation.

Refund Policy

A student who withdraws by the last business day before the first class meeting of the course(s) is entitled to a full refund of all extension [account] fees. A request for withdrawal must be received by the president or his or her designee no later than the end of the last regular business day of the college before the first meeting of the course(s).

Cancellation and Course Change Policy

The college reserves the right to limit the number of students registered in any course, to cancel any courses for which there is insufficient enrollment, and to make changes in the schedule as circumstances require. Course cancellations will be announced before the first day of class.

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Workforce Development Funding Options

Posted in Workforce Development and Continuing Education.

  • Temp Last Modified: 2025-04-09

Please Note: The information on this page refers only to Workforce Development courses. If you're looking for information about paying for credit courses, please click here.

Students who enroll in our non-credit career programs are not eligible for federal financial aid or free college funding. These programs are designed to provide practical skills and training for career advancement but do not qualify for traditional financial assistance such as Pell Grants or state-funded tuition programs.

However, depending on the program, there may be several different funding options available to help cover or offset the cost of your education. Learn more by choosing your campus below. Please contact the Workforce Development/Continuing Education office at the campus you'll be attending for further information.

Specific Funding Opportunities

Funding Options By Campus

  • Asnuntuck Funding Options

    SNAP Employment and Training
    For those receiving SNAP benefits without temporary cash assistance
    Learn more about the SNAP Employment and Training program

    WIOA (Workforce Investment Opportunity Act)
    For those unemployed or underemployed.
    Contact American Job Center Enfield, CT at 860-899-3514

    Veterans Education and Training
    VA benefits can be applied to several non-credit workforce training programs. Please see "Specific Funding Opportunities" section above for a list of eligible programs.
    Contact Beth Egan at 860-253-3023 or beth.egan@ctstate.edu 

    Asnuntuck Foundation
    Offers a few small denomination scholarships to Continuing Education students per year.
    Contact Keith Madore at keith.madore@ctstate.edu or 860-253-3041

    CareerConneCT
    Students may apply for funding for CT State non-credit workforce training programs through CareerConneCT.

    CareerConneCT helps unemployed or underemployed students to get training that leads to jobs in manufacturing, information technology (IT), infrastructure/construction, life sciences, healthcare, transportation (CDL), green jobs, and business services.
    Visit CareerConneCT to learn about eligibility and how to apply.

    Contact the Asnuntuck WDCE Office

  • Capital Funding Options

    SNAP Employment and Training
    For those receiving SNAP benefits without temporary cash assistance
    Learn more about the SNAP Employment and Training program

    WIOA (Workforce Investment Opportunity Act)
    For those unemployed or underemployed.
    Contact Odile Dilone at 860-906-5130 or     ca-learnmore@ccc.commnet.edu

    Equitable IT Pathways Initiative (EITPI) Grant
    The EIT PI grant provides eligible students with tuition scholarships, supports and student success payments for approved IT programs. Students may apply for this grant through the Workforce Development and Continuing Education office at the campus. 

    CT State College's Equitable IT Pathways Initiative is $6.7M. $5.0M (75%) is funded through a Department of Labor – Employment and Training Administration grant and another $1.7M (25%) is committed through non-federal state and local resources.

    Payment Plans
    Payment plans available for career-training programs
    Contact 860-906-5130 or ca-learnmore@ccc.commnet.edu

    Third-Party Funding
    For organizations that would like to pay for a class. 
    Contact 860-906-5130 or     ca-learnmore@ccc.commnet.edu 

    CareerConneCT
    Students may apply for funding for CT State non-credit workforce training programs through CareerConneCT.

    CareerConneCT helps unemployed or underemployed students to get training that leads to jobs in manufacturing, information technology (IT), infrastructure/construction, life sciences, healthcare, transportation (CDL), green jobs, and business services.

    Visit CareerConneCT to learn about eligibility and how to apply.

    Contact the Capital WDCE Office

  • Gateway Funding Options

    SNAP Employment and Training
    For those receiving SNAP benefits without temporary cash assistance
    Learn more about the SNAP Employment and Training program

    American Job Center
    Students who are unemployed or underemployed can qualify for training funds available through the American Job Center (AJC). The process of determining eligibility can take time (up to 60 days), so contact the AJC as early as possible.  For information about on-campus information sessions, please call 203-285-2300. 

    Payment Plans
    Payment plans are available for students who do not qualify for training scholarships/grants. 

    CareerConneCT
    Students may apply for funding for CT State non-credit workforce training programs through CareerConneCT.

    CareerConneCT helps unemployed or underemployed students to get training that leads to jobs in manufacturing, information technology (IT), infrastructure/construction, life sciences, healthcare, transportation (CDL), green jobs, and business services.

    Visit CareerConneCT to learn about eligibility and how to apply.

    The Equitable IT Pathways Initiative (EIT PI) Grant
    The EIT PI grant provides eligible students with tuition scholarships, supports and student success payments for approved IT programs.

    Students may apply for this grant through the Workforce Development and Continuing Education office at the campus. 

    CT State College's Equitable IT Pathways Initiative is $6.7M. $5.0M (75%) is funded through a Department of Labor – Employment and Training Administration grant and another $1.7M (25%) is committed through non-federal state and local resources.

    Contact the Gateway WDCE Office

  • Housatonic Funding Options

    SNAP Employment and Training
    For those receiving SNAP benefits without temporary cash assistance
    Learn more about the SNAP Employment and Training program

    Veterans Education and Training
    VA benefits can be applied to several non-credit workforce training programs. Please see "Specific Funding Opportunities" section above for a list of eligible programs.
    Contact 203-332-5087 or HO-Vetrep@ctstate.edu 

    WIOA (Workforce Investment Opportunity Act)
    This program is for unemployed or underemployed individuals
    Contact 203-953-3237 or     perez@careerresources.org

    Housatonic Foundation
    Specialized programs identified by donors
    Contact Carla Mackintosh at 203-332-5038 or     carla.mackintish@ctstate.edu

    Student Emergency Fund
    The Student Emergency Fund was created to give one-time grants to students for sudden, urgent, unforeseen financial hardships that require immediate attention.
    Learn more about the Student Emergency Fund

    Textbook Assistance Program
    A limited amount of funds available to students who cannot afford to rent or purchase their textbooks.
    Learn more here

    Foundation Spring Scholarships
    Spring scholarship application now open.

    CareerConneCT
    Students may apply for funding for CT State non-credit workforce training programs through CareerConneCT.

    CareerConneCT helps unemployed or underemployed students to get training that leads to jobs in manufacturing, information technology (IT), infrastructure/construction, life sciences, healthcare, transportation (CDL), green jobs, and business services.

    Visit CareerConneCT to learn about eligibility and how to apply.

    CT Statewide Healthcare Industry Pathways (CT SHIP) 
    USDOL funding is available for eligible students in this program. 
    Contact Workforce Development at 203-332-5057 or HC-ContinuingEd@hcc.comment.edu.

    The Equitable IT Pathways Initiative (EIT PI) Grant
    The EIT PI grant provides eligible students with tuition scholarships, supports and student success payments for approved IT programs. Students may apply for this grant through the Workforce Development and Continuing Education office at the campus. 

    CT State College's Equitable IT Pathways Initiative is $6.7M. $5.0M (75%) is funded through a Department of Labor – Employment and Training Administration grant and another $1.7M (25%) is committed through non-federal state and local resources.

    Contact the Housatonic WDCE Office

  • Manchester Funding Options

    SNAP Employment and Training
    For those receiving SNAP benefits without temporary cash assistance
    Learn more about the SNAP Employment and Training program

    MCC WIOA (Workforce Investment Opportunity Act)
    This program is for unemployed or underemployed individuals
    Contact Caridad Rivera at 860-512-3322 or caridad.rivera@ctstate.edu.

    Non-Credit MCC Foundation Scholarships
    Non-Credit MCC Foundation Scholarships for specific workforce programs
    Contact the WDCE Info Desk at 860-512-2800 or matceinfo@ctstate.edu 

    CareerConneCT
    Students may apply for funding for CT State non-credit workforce training programs through CareerConneCT.

    CareerConneCT helps unemployed or underemployed students to get training that leads to jobs in manufacturing, information technology (IT), infrastructure/construction, life sciences, healthcare, transportation (CDL), green jobs, and business services.

    Visit CareerConneCT to learn about eligibility and how to apply.

    Veterans Funding
    VA benefits can be applied to several non-credit workforce training programs. Please see "Specific Funding Opportunities" section above for a list of eligible programs. A veteran of the armed forces who is interested in enrolling in a non-credit program should contact the Campus Veterans Services Office to discuss eligibility requirements and the application process: 860-512-3375.

    The Equitable IT Pathways Initiative (EIT PI) Grant
    The EIT PI grant provides eligible students with tuition scholarships, supports and student success payments for approved IT programs.

    Students may apply for this grant through the Workforce Development and Continuing Education office at the campus. 

    CT State College's Equitable IT Pathways Initiative is $6.7M. $5.0M (75%) is funded through a Department of Labor – Employment and Training Administration grant and another $1.7M (25%) is committed through non-federal state and local resources.

    Contact the Manchester WDCE Office

  • Middlesex Funding Options

    SNAP Employment and Training
    For those receiving SNAP benefits without temporary cash assistance
    Learn more about the SNAP Employment and Training program

    WIOA
    This program is for unemployed or underemployed individuals. Contact the American Job Center in Meriden at 203-238-3688.

    HCAP
    Turn your dream of a career into a reality
    You could be eligible for FREE Training in the Healthcare field through the Health Careers Advancement Program (HCAP). Eligibility based on employment and income guidelines.

    Contact either Omayra Vega at 203-624-1493 ext.216, ovega@workforcealliance.biz or TaMesha Greene 203-238-3688ext.307, tgreene@workforcealliance.biz

    Veterans Funding
    VA benefits can be applied to several non-credit workforce training programs. Please see "Specific Funding Opportunities" section above for a list of eligible programs. A veteran of the armed forces who is interested in enrolling in a non-credit program should contact the College Veteran’s Administration representative to discuss eligibility requirements and the application process.
    Contact Melissa Hall at MX-Veterans@ctstate.edu or 860-343-5720.

    CT Statewide Healthcare Industry Pathways (CT SHIP)
    USDOL funding is available for eligible students in this program.
    Contact Continuing Education at 860-343-5865 or MX-WorkforceDevelopment@ctstate.edu  Learn more about the CT SHIP program here.

    CareerConneCT
    Students may apply for funding for CT State non-credit workforce training programs through CareerConneCT.

    CareerConneCT helps unemployed or underemployed students to get training that leads to jobs in manufacturing, information technology (IT), infrastructure/construction, life sciences, healthcare, transportation (CDL), green jobs, and business services.

    Visit CareerConneCT to learn about eligibility and how to apply.

    Contact the Middlesex WDCE Office

  • Naugatuck Valley Funding Options

    SNAP Employment and Training
    For those receiving SNAP benefits without temporary cash assistance
    Learn more about the SNAP Employment and Training program

    WIOA (Workforce Investment Opportunity Act)
    For those who are unemployed, underemployed or a dislocated worker.
    Contact Linda Stango at 203-575-8221 or linda.stango@ctstate.edu. 

    CT WHISP
    For potential students to support the development and expansion of a talent pipeline of CT workers in Information Technology (IT).
    Contact Linda Stango at 203-575-8221 or linda.stango@ctstate.edu. 

    Mortgage Crisis
    Helps homeowners who are 60 days or more past due on a mortgage for their primary residence in CT, have an annual household income under $120,000 and demonstrate an imminent need for program services.
    Contact Linda Stango at 203-575-8221 or linda.stango@ctstate.edu. 

    Bureau of Rehabilitation Services
    For adults with a significant disability that creates challenges in gaining, keeping, or advancing in work.
    Contact Linda Stango at 203-575-8221 or linda.stango@ctstate.edu. 

    CareerConneCT
    Students may apply for funding for CT State non-credit workforce training programs through CareerConneCT.

    CareerConneCT helps unemployed or underemployed students to get training that leads to jobs in manufacturing, information technology (IT), infrastructure/construction, life sciences, healthcare, transportation (CDL), green jobs, and business services.

    Visit CareerConneCT to learn about eligibility and how to apply.

    The Equitable IT Pathways Initiative (EIT PI) Grant
    The EIT PI grant provides eligible students with tuition scholarships, supports and student success payments for approved IT programs.

    Students may apply for this grant through the Workforce Development and Continuing Education office at the campus. 

    CT State College's Equitable IT Pathways Initiative is $6.7M. $5.0M (75%) is funded through a Department of Labor – Employment and Training Administration grant and another $1.7M (25%) is committed through non-federal state and local resources.

    Contact the Naugatuck Valley WDCE Office

  • Northwestern Funding Options

    WIOA (Workforce Investment Opportunity Act)
    DOL: American Job Center determines eligibility
    Contact Samantha Palombizio at 860-738-6306 or samantha.palombizio@ctstate.edu

    SNAP Employment and Training
    For those receiving SNAP benefits without temporary cash assistance
    Learn more about the SNAP Employment and Training program

    CareerConneCT
    Students may apply for funding for CT State non-credit workforce training programs through CareerConneCT.

    CareerConneCT helps unemployed or underemployed students to get training that leads to jobs in manufacturing, information technology (IT), infrastructure/construction, life sciences, healthcare, transportation (CDL), green jobs, and business services.

    Visit CareerConneCT to learn about eligibility and how to apply.

    Contact the Northwestern WDCE Office

  • Norwalk Funding Options

    SNAP Employment and Training
    For those receiving SNAP benefits without temporary cash assistance
    Learn more about the SNAP Employment and Training program

    NCC WIOA (Workforce Investment Opportunity Act)
    This program is for unemployed or underemployed individuals
    Contact the American Job Center/The WorkPlace, Inc. at 203-953-3237 or     perez@careerresources.org

    The Norwalk Community College Foundation
    Specialized programs identified by donors
    Contact 203-857-7260 or NCCfoundation@ctstate.edu.

    CareerConneCT
    Students may apply for funding for CT State non-credit workforce training programs through CareerConneCT.

    CareerConneCT helps unemployed or underemployed students to get training that leads to jobs in manufacturing, information technology (IT), infrastructure/construction, life sciences, healthcare, transportation (CDL), green jobs, and business services.

    Visit CareerConneCT to learn about eligibility and how to apply.

    The Equitable IT Pathways Initiative (EIT PI) Grant
    The EIT PI grant provides eligible students with tuition scholarships, supports and student success payments for approved IT programs.

    Students may apply for this grant through the Workforce Development and Continuing Education office at the campus. 

    CT State College's Equitable IT Pathways Initiative is $6.7M. $5.0M (75%) is funded through a Department of Labor – Employment and Training Administration grant and another $1.7M (25%) is committed through non-federal state and local resources.

    Contact the Norwalk WDCE Office

  • Quinebaug Valley Funding Options

    SNAP Employment and Training
    For those receiving SNAP benefits without temporary cash assistance
    Learn more about the SNAP Employment and Training program

    Northeast Connecticut Education Foundation
    Funds workforce development funds for eligible students
    Contact Jodi Clark at 860-932-4128 or     jodi.clark@ctstate.edu. 

    WIOA (Workforce Investment Opportunity Act) / EWIB
    For those unemployed or underemployed
    Contact 860-774-4077 or 860-450-7603

    Healthcare Pipeline 
    For those unemployed or underemployed
    Contact     https://www.ewib.org/Healthcare

    Veterans Education and Training
    VA benefits can be applied to several non-credit workforce training programs. Please see "Specific Funding Opportunities" section above for a list of eligible programs.
    Contact Joel Niemann at 860-932-4011 or joel.niemann@ctstate.edu.

    CareerConneCT
    Students may apply for funding for CT State non-credit workforce training programs through CareerConneCT.

    CareerConneCT helps unemployed or underemployed students to get training that leads to jobs in manufacturing, information technology (IT), infrastructure/construction, life sciences, healthcare, transportation (CDL), green jobs, and business services.

    Visit CareerConneCT to learn about eligibility and how to apply.

    The Equitable IT Pathways Initiative (EIT PI) Grant
    The EIT PI grant provides eligible students with tuition scholarships, supports and student success payments for approved IT programs.

    Students may apply for this grant through the Workforce Development and Continuing Education office at the campus. 

    CT State College's Equitable IT Pathways Initiative is $6.7M. $5.0M (75%) is funded through a Department of Labor – Employment and Training Administration grant and another $1.7M (25%) is committed through non-federal state and local resources.

    Contact the Quinebaug Valley WDCE Office

  • Three Rivers Funding Options

    SNAP Employment and Training
    For those receiving SNAP benefits without temporary cash assistance
    Learn more about the SNAP Employment and Training program

    Veterans Education and Training
    VA benefits can be applied to several non-credit workforce training programs. Please see "Specific Funding Opportunities" section above for a list of eligible programs. Contact Justin Slater at 860-215-9064 or justin.slater@ctstate.edu. 

    WIOA (Workforce Investment Opportunity Act)
    This program is for unemployed or underemployed individuals
    Montville Office 860-848-5240 
    Danielson Office 860-774-4077
    Willimantic Office 860-450-7603

    Connecticut Indian Council
    This is a private, non-profit organization funded by the Department of Labor as part of the Indian and Native American Workforce Innovation and Opportunities Act
    Contact Brenda Geer at 860-535-1277 or     bgeer@rhodeislandindiancouncil.org

    CHESLA Certificate Scholarship
    This scholarship is for HealthCare or Manufacturing certificate programs. Applicants must be a resident of CT, attending a eligible CT state or non-profit institution of higher education. Contact www.CHESLA.ORG

    Manufacturing Pipeline
    Eastern CT Manufacturing Pipeline Initiative is a partnership between state and regional agencies. The focus is to develop workforce skills in job seekers via training programs and align those skills to the staffing needs of regional manufacturers
    Montville Office 860-848-5240
    Danielson Office 860-774-4077
    Willimantic Office 860-450-7603

    City of Norwich
    This program is funded through the Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Community Development Block grant (CDBG) and is for low to moderate income students. The student must be a resident of the city of Norwich.
    Contact Reyni Joseph at 860-823-3778 Ext 3472 or     Rjoseph@cityofnorwich.org

    TVCCA Maturity Works
    This program is for individuals 55 and older with limited income, and offers employment training to enhance employability.
    Contact Mike Stokes: mstokes@workplace.org or Alfred Henderson: ahenderson@workplace.org.

    The Eastern CT Healthcare Pipeline
    Initiative provides no-cost training to address the hiring needs of our regional Healthcare Employers
    Contact: https://ewib.org/Healthcare

    TRC Foundation
    TRC Foundation Scholarships for noncredit students 
    Contact TR-WCEInfo@ctstate.edu 

    Fairview
    Three scholarships per year for incoming students seeking to become Certified Nurse Aides through Three Rivers Community College.
    Contact     gigliottik@fairviewct.org

    CareerConneCT
    Students may apply for funding for CT State non-credit workforce training programs through CareerConneCT.

    CareerConneCT helps unemployed or underemployed students to get training that leads to jobs in manufacturing, information technology (IT), infrastructure/construction, life sciences, healthcare, transportation (CDL), green jobs, and business services.

    Visit CareerConneCT to learn about eligibility and how to apply.

    Contact the Three Rivers WDCE Office

  • Tunxis Funding Options

    SNAP Employment and Training
    For those receiving SNAP benefits without temporary cash assistance
    Learn more about the SNAP Employment and Training program

    WIOA (Workforce Investment Opportunity Act)
    This program is for unemployed or underemployed individuals
    Contact the American Job Center

    Tunxis Foundation
    Offers a few small denomination scholarships to CE students per year.
    Contact Keith Madore at 860-253-3041 or keith.madore@ctstate.edu. 

    OIC
    16-24 youth program
    Contact Paulette Fox at 860-224-7151 or pfox_oic@yahoo.com 

    HRA
    This program is for unemployed or underemployed individuals

    CT SHIP Grant
    Students working toward CNA or Sterile Processing Tech
    Contact Sue Passini at 860-773-1458 or suzanne.passini@ctstate.edu. 

    CareerConneCT
    Students may apply for funding for CT State non-credit workforce training programs through CareerConneCT.

    CareerConneCT helps unemployed or underemployed students to get training that leads to jobs in manufacturing, information technology (IT), infrastructure/construction, life sciences, healthcare, transportation (CDL), green jobs, and business services.

    Visit CareerConneCT to learn about eligibility and how to apply.

    Contact the Tunxis WDCE Office

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Workforce Development and Continuing Education

Posted in Workforce Development and Continuing Education.

  • Temp Last Modified: 2025-02-19

The Workforce Development and Continuing Education (WDCE) division offers a range of short-term licensure and certificate training programs and courses tailored to meet the needs of Connecticut residents and businesses. These programs, known for their high quality, cater to individuals re-entering the workforce or aiming to acquire new technical skills to advance their careers. 

Furthermore, we collaborate with numerous companies and government agencies to deliver customized training programs tailored to the specific needs of their employees. These classes can be conducted onsite, online or at campus locations across Connecticut, ensuring accessibility and flexibility. 

As the needs of businesses and communities evolve, so do our programs. By exploring our comprehensive range of programs and services, we're confident you'll discover opportunities aligned with your goals and aspirations. 

Our Students

When you enroll in a WDCE course, you'll join more than 14,000 other students who are eager to change careers, learn new skills and grow professionally. Our students come from diverse backgrounds but have one thing in common: the desire to learn and grow. They range in age from young to older adults and come from all different locations across Connecticut and beyond!

Business and Industry Services

Our Business and Industry Services department provides entrepreneurial business development and training and is part of the statewide Business and Industry Services Network (BISN). We provide client companies with a variety of services which include customized training, business consultation services, data gathering and referral, plus seminars and workshops.

The Business and Industry Services department cultivates and actively works to build long-term partnerships with local chambers of commerce, business and industry clients, other state agencies and 501©3 organizations. 

Our Programs

Career Training

Our intensive non-credit training covers various career industries including business,  healthcare,  hospitality, information technology,  manufacturing and social services. Many of these programs also prepare individuals to pursue industry credential examinations.

Find a Course

College for Kids

College for Kids programs, held on the Norwalk campus, are designed to stimulate young minds. These inspiring classes offer hands-on learning and a dynamic curriculum in courses that your kids will thrive in and enjoy.

Learn More About College for Kids

Microcredentials

Micro-credentials are focused learning experiences that validate specific skills or knowledge in a particular subject. 

Learn More About Microcredentials

Personal Development and Enrichment

Continuing education opportunities are available for those seeking lifelong enrichment on diverse topics, such as English for speakers of other languages, gardening, fine arts, culture and history. 

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State Employee Training Program

For CT State employees, our training programs teach essential business skills, leadership development, technological advancements and offer the opportunity to upskill trade skills.

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