Trade Schools in Whitingham, Vermont

River Valley Technical Center provides comprehensive adult education and high school technical programs serving southeastern Vermont. The center features extensive automotive technology facilities with full-service repair bays, construction trades programs with live building projects, and professional culinary arts kitchens. RVTC maintains strong industry partnerships with Vermont employers and achieves high job placement rates through its career development services. Programs include EPA 608 certification for HVAC, state cosmetology licensing preparation, and building trades certifications. The center offers flexible scheduling for adult learners and apprenticeship partnerships.

Vermont Technical College's Brattleboro campus serves southern Vermont with comprehensive trade programs featuring state-of-the-art facilities and industry partnerships. The college offers certificate and associate degree programs with strong job placement rates exceeding 85%. Programs include advanced manufacturing with CNC training, automotive technology with ASE certification preparation, and building trades with hands-on construction projects. The campus features modern welding labs, automotive bays, and HVAC training equipment. Financial aid options and veteran services available, with many graduates securing positions with Vermont employers.

NETTTS Brattleboro campus provides specialized transportation trade training with comprehensive CDL programs and diesel technology courses. The school features modern training equipment, experienced instructors with industry backgrounds, and strong relationships with regional trucking companies. Programs include Class A CDL training with hazmat endorsements, diesel technician training with manufacturer certifications, and transportation logistics management. The school maintains high job placement rates exceeding 90% with graduates securing positions throughout New England. Financial assistance options include VA benefits, WIOA funding, and payment plans. The campus serves as a regional hub for transportation trades training.