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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
Career Classroom: New program polishes skills and business sense (ROI-NJ)
Morris County Vocational School District’s (MCVSD) is encouraging students to start exploring business ownership while in high school. The district has introduced the Share-Time Business Pathway at the Morris County Career Training Center, located on the campus of the County College of Morris in Randolph.
GCIT Named Rowan College Prep in New Partnership (The Sun Newspapers)
On Friday, March 28, 2025, Gloucester County Institute of Technology (GCIT), Rowan College of South Jersey (RCSJ), the County of Gloucester, and Rowan University leadership announced the Rowan College Prep partnership with a ceremonial signing at GCIT. This partnership will provide GCIT students with a seamless pathway to degree attainment.
New Jersey is upgrading and expanding vo-tech high schools (WHYY)
The Burlington County Institute of Technology in Medford recently unveiled its renovated welding and heating, ventilation and cooling system shops, and a new video game design lab. About 17 miles down the road, the Camden County Technical School’s Pennsauken Campus expanded its culinary arts program. These are just two projects across the state that have benefitted from a 2018 bond measure that appropriated $275 million to expand county vocational schools and their programs.