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Welcome to the Pacific Center for Advanced Technology Training (PCATT)
the University of Hawaii Community College’s advanced technology training consortium
the University of Hawaii Community College’s advanced technology training consortium
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Job opening: Hawai'i Broadband & Digital Equity Program Coordinator
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This is for our students preparing to take their @CompTIA certification exams. How to prepare for performance based questions: https://t.co/tAlndbp4qc
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PCATT is a not-for-profit consortium of the University of Hawaii community colleges. The strengths of each campus on each island combine to provide quality training in Hawaii.
Wondering if our sign survived the windy weather this weekend. Looking forward to seeing the middle school students for their second day of their Verizon Innovative Learning STEM Camp tomorrow @ Honolulu Community College
Oh my, interesting predictions from Gartner
We've mentioned the Hana Career Pathways program many times. It's still available for people who qualify for free tuition in high demand workforce areas such as IT, Healthcare, and Skilled Trades. Thanks KHON2 News for sharing the news.
https://www.khon2.com/local-news/new-program-aims-to-streamline-students-from-community-colleges-to-workforce
Honolulu Community College
https://www.khon2.com/local-news/new-program-aims-to-streamline-students-from-community-colleges-to-workforce
Honolulu Community College
HONOLULU (KHON2) — From healthcare, culinary and skilled trades, issues with workforce shortages are being felt across the board. “Many of them have reached out to us to say they want t…
Happy Aloha Friday. Wishing you a relaxing 4th of July weekend.
Construction still happening in our area. This is the reason we can't host in-person classes and events for the summer. Hope to have it finished by September.
Another Cisco Networking Academy student passed his CCNA certification exam. We're probably more excited than he is!
