COVID-19 Updates
Welcome to the Pacific Center for Advanced Technology Training
the University of Hawaii Community College’s advanced technology training consortium
While PCATT continues to provide employers with both a quality entry level workforce and opportunities to up-skill current employees, we are also moving forward in several exciting areas. We are building pathways in the key technology sub-sectors designed to provide training opportunities that build on one another, leading a participant from short-term certifications to long-term certificates to degrees through a mix of credit and non-credit courses as appropriate.
We are also looking for new ways to work across sectors, improving the ways technology intersects with other industries such as transportation, manufacturing, clean energy and the creative industries among others.
So please explore our website and see the training opportunities currently being offered and come back often as new training opportunities are added. PCATT is committed to preparing residents around the state for success in all aspects of the technology sector, driven by one simple goal: A qualified local candidate for every technology job in our state.
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The answer is yes, as with any software, VPNs can be hacked and there have been incidents reported. This article mentions a few VPN services that you can look into to see if they suit your needs.
Use these tips to get your group to be aware of what threats are out there and how to protect their devices.
We are offering the CompTIA Tech+ training and certification course in February. Visit our website or Good Jobs Hawaii for more details and to sign up. FYI, the certification is good for life.
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