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Information Technology Program
November 22nd, 2016
The IT Program, at ACES Whitney High School North, is taught by A+-certified WHN teacher Todd Guglielmo. Students will receive nationally-recognized CompTIA training, IT Fundamentals and/or A+ certifications and placement into competitive employment within the IT industry. Students will also expand a school-based enterprise, which will offer computer repair and recycling services to school communities, families and others in need. Local business partners will host students for paid internships and consider qualified graduates for competitive employment.
For further information about the IT Training Program, please contact Barbara Green, Program Coordinator at bgreen@aces.org or 203 498-6848.
This youth employment and training program is funded in whole or part by Workforce Alliance, the workforce development board serving South Central CT, with funding from the U.S. Department of Labor. Visit an American Job Center in New Haven, Meriden, Hamden or Middletown or go to www.workforcealliance.biz for more information.
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