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New Jersey’s county vocational-technical schools are the choice for students who want more out of high school. Get a head start on college and careers. Learn more
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Do you need a better-paying job, a new career or a technical certification? New Jersey county vocational-technical schools offer full- and part-time training programs. Learn more
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New Jersey county vocational-technical schools help employers prepare high school and adult students for the jobs of today and tomorrow. Learn more
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Recent News
Cooking with Fire in a High School Culinary Class (neaToday)
Chef Ron Ossi’s classroom at Passaic County Technical Institute in Wayne, N.J., is sizzling! Five of his students—Nellie Beato, Soleil Colon, José Dominguez, Jayden Gonzalez, and Leslie Minaya—won the state’s ProStart competition.
Camden County Technical Schools adds Manufacturing to career offerings and celebrates Grand Opening
Camden County has a new reason to celebrate as the Technical School located in Gloucester Township, N.J., celebrated the grand opening of a new Manufacturing and Engineering Technology (MET) career program.
Cape May County Technical School offers students real-world learning without leaving campus through the launch of new spaces (CMC Herald)
Cape May County Technical School (Cape Tech) unveiled new spaces this school year to support students’ career-focused learning. The Perch Cafe and a state-of-the-art conference center are among the district’s completed projects, and many others will come to fruition over the next year. The expansion plan is funded by the state’s Securing Our Children’s Future Bond Act to grow student capacity and adjust programming to benefit both Cape May County students and employers.