Trade Schools in Yantic, Connecticut

Norwich Technical High School is a comprehensive technical high school serving southeastern Connecticut with exceptional trade education programs. The school offers intensive, hands-on training in multiple skilled trades with state-of-the-art facilities and industry-certified instructors. Students graduate with both academic credentials and technical certifications, with exceptional job placement rates in local industries. The school maintains strong partnerships with regional employers and unions, providing direct pathways to apprenticeships and employment. Programs combine classroom theory with extensive practical training in modern workshops and labs.

Three Rivers Community College offers comprehensive trade and technical programs serving the Norwich/Yantic region with exceptional workforce development training. The college provides certificate and associate degree programs in high-demand trades with modern facilities including advanced manufacturing labs, welding shops, and automotive technology centers. Programs are designed with industry input and lead to multiple industry certifications. The college boasts strong job placement rates through extensive employer partnerships and career services. Financial aid options and flexible scheduling make programs accessible to working adults and career-changers.

Porter and Chester Institute's Groton campus serves southeastern Connecticut with focused, career-oriented technical training programs. With over seven decades of experience, PCI provides intensive, hands-on education in high-demand trades with modern equipment and industry-current curriculum. The institute maintains strong relationships with local employers and boasts excellent job placement rates. Programs are designed to be completed in as little as 9-15 months, with comprehensive career services supporting graduates. Financial aid options and flexible scheduling accommodate diverse student needs. The campus features state-of-the-industry labs and workshops with experienced instructors from the trades.