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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Free Innovate Maui Nui Conference (Sept. 23–24 at UH Maui College)! Get training, networking & funding resources for entrepreneurs & food innovators.
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Learning a software or framework gets your foot in the door—mastering problem-solving is what advances your career. At PCATT, our courses are designed to help you unlock your full technical potential.
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PCATT Pacific Center for Advanced Technology Training
(opens in a new tab)A leader in ADVANCED technology training in Hawaiʻi. A consortium of the University of Hawaiʻi Community Colleges.
UPDATED SCHEDULE: Cisco CCNA 1, 2, and 3 Courses
Ready to build your networking skills? The Pacific Center for Advanced Technology Training (PCATT) has released updated dates for our upcoming online Cisco CCNA series!
Course Schedule:
CCNA1: Introduction to Networks | Sept 16, 2026 – Oct 26, 2026
CCNA2: Switching, Routing and Wireless Essentials | Oct 28, 2026 – Dec 9, 2026 (No class Nov 11)
CCNA3: Enterprise Networking, Security and Automation | Jan 11, 2027 – Feb 24, 2027 (No class Jan 18 & Feb 15)
Details:
When: Mondays & Wednesdays | 5:00 PM – 7:30 PM
Format: ONLINE synchronous
Tuition: $695 per course (Funding assistance available via WIOA)
📩 Questions? Email pcatt@hawaii.edu
🌐 Learn more & check prerequisites at pcatt.org
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In a rapidly evolving tech landscape, staying competitive requires continuous learning. PCATT offers fully online, hands-on courses designed to fit your schedule while helping you master emerging technologies, build in-demand skills, and take charge of your career path.
Whether you're looking to certify, pivot, or advance in your current role, lead the change from anywhere with PCATT.
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Calling all entrepreneurs, small-business owners, and food innovators! The Maui Food Innovation Center is hosting the FREE Innovate Maui Nui Conference.
📍 Location: Pilina Events Center, UH Maui College Campus
📅 Dates: Sept. 23–24
Sept. 23: Focus on Entrepreneurship
Sept. 24: Food Innovation Summit (covering food manufacturing, infrastructure, and regulatory compliance)
Participants will gain valuable training, network with industry peers, and discover funding resources to help grow their business.
⚠️ Space is limited! View the full agenda and register today: whova.com/portal/registration/OPGAmVEXdCzhuW9RM4@k/
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