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PCATT is active in industry engagement through the statewide sector partnerships. We engage industry partners as collaborators in designing training that supports business growth, career development, and growing our region’s workforce. We ensure that PCATT participants have the necessary technical and professional skills to succeed in our ever growing economy.

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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Happy Labor Day! Today, we’re pausing to celebrate the incredible hard work, dedication, and contributions of workers everywhere. 🛠️👏

Our team is taking the day to rest and recharge with family and friends. We are closed today, Monday, September 7, and will reopen with normal hours on Tuesday, September 8.

Wishing everyone a safe, restful, and happy holiday! ✨ ...

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6 days ago

Unlock the Power of Conversational AI in the Workplace 🚀

Artificial intelligence is changing the way we work—are you ready to stay ahead of the curve?

PCATT is offering the Mastering ChatGPT and Conversational AI for the Workplace Certificate, a comprehensive 3-course online program designed to give you practical, in-demand skills using leading AI tools like ChatGPT, Claude, and Perplexity.

What you’ll gain:

Foundations & Prompting: Master effective techniques for research, writing, brainstorming, and daily productivity.

Business Applications: Apply AI to strategic decision-making, content creation, and data analysis.

Advanced Workflows: Move beyond basic prompts to design repeatable, automated AI systems that scale your output.

🗓 Next Online Class Starts: September 8

⏱ Duration / Value: 48 Hours | 4.8 CEUs

💰 Tuition: $495 USD / $665 CAD

👉 Register today to secure your spot: ugotclass.org/certificate/index.cfm/Honolulu/AI-ChatGPT-Certificate ...

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