NJ vocational schools help students launch small businesses
New Jersey vocational-technical schools are helping young entrepreneurs turn skills into startups through career and technical education.
Janus, STS offer real-world learning for CTE students in NJ
Janus Motorcycles and STS Aerospace are providing learners with hands-on engineering experience, and earning praise as 2025 Business Partners of the Year.
New Jersey vo-tech schools expand AI career pathways
New artificial intelligence and robotics programs and partnerships with industry experts are preparing students for future careers.
NJ vocational schools fast-track students into nursing
Institutions in Monmouth and Ocean counties launch programs to address workforce shortages and accelerate students into health care careers.
New career, technical education centers open in NJ
New Jersey expands training opportunities for students with new vocational schools in Hunterdon and Morris counties, funded by the Bond Act.
Former MLB Network pro trains Bergen Tech students
Videographer, producer and cinematographer Thomas Rome now teaches real-world media skills through hands-on projects and work experience.
Employers help train students for in-demand careers
New Jersey vocational schools partner with employers to build career programs, offer hands-on training and address workforce needs.
NJBIZ Conversations: NJ Council of County Vo-Tech Schools’ Jackie Burke
The New Jersey Council of Vocational-Technical Schools executive director describes the statewide districts' role in easing both the affordability problem of higher education as well as the workforce needs of today's employers.
Camden celebrates manufacturing month with $7M training hub debut (photos)
The program will focus on the design, support and operations of commonly found integrated systems, such as Programmable Logic Controls (PLC’s), manual and CNC machining, robots, tools, materials-handling equipment and more.
Vocational schools, county colleges can apply for $75.6 million in new funding
“Making these additional funds available is part of our Administration’s key priorities to ensure more New Jerseyans have equitable access to high-paying, in-demand careers that will fuel our innovation economy now and through our pandemic recovery,” Gov. Phil Murphy said in a prepared statement.
Morris County debuts major vo-tech expansion with County College of Morris
Plans for the Entrepreneurship and Culinary Science Center - which along with a new Career Technical Education Center will account for a 30% expansion of the Morris County Vocational School - were developed by CCM in response to business and community leaders looking to accelerate entrepreneurial growth in the area.
















