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Maine is a leader in developing programs and training initiatives
that meet business demands for a highly skilled, technical workforce.
The City of Augusta economic development staff will connect your business
to the program that meets your needs.
- State-financed customized training for new and
existing employees
- Career internships for high school and technical
college students
- Customized academics and on-the-job training
For more information on available programs,
visit the home page of the Maine
Department of Economic and Community Development.
Augusta employers and their work force get connected to diversified
educational opportunities through prestigious universities and innovative
technical schools.
University
of Maine at Augusta
46 University Dr.
Augusta, ME 04330-9410
Phone: 207-621-3000
Charles Lyons, Interim President
Full time enrollment: 1,580
Part time enrollment: 4,032
The University of Maine at Augusta, one of seven institutions governed
by the Trustees of the University of Maine System, provides access
to educational programs and workforce training in selected baccalaureate
and associate degree programs offered individually and cooperatively
with other public and private institutions of higher learning.
Mid
State College
218 Water St.
Augusta, ME 04330
Phone: 207-623-3962
Dr. Richard Willis, Academic Dean and President
Mid-State College is a small, private post-secondary institution offering
associate degrees, certificates and diplomas. The college enrolls
approximately 280 students at its downtown Augusta campus. As part
of its continuing education division, Mid-State offers local employers
customized training and retraining curriculum.
Kennebec
Valley Technical College
92 Western Ave.
Fairfield, ME 04937
Phone: 207-453-5000
Barbara Woodlee, President
Full time enrollment: 348
Part time enrollment: 732
Kennebec Valley Technical College (KVTC), located in Fairfield (25
minutes north of Augusta) is one of seven technical colleges that
operate under the authority of the Maine Technical College System.
The college offers associate degrees, certificate and diploma programs.
In addition, the college offers numerous programs customized and/or
developed with industry.
Thomas
College
180 West River Rd.
Waterville, ME 04901-5097
Phone: 207-859-1111
Dr. George Spann, President
Founded in 1894, Thomas College is a small, private, accredited college
located on a 70 acre campus in Waterville, Maine. Thomas College awards
bachelors, masters, and/or associate degrees in business,
technology, and education areas.
Colby
College
4000 Mayflower Hill Drive
Waterville, ME 04901
Phone: 207-872-3000
William D. Adams, President
Full time enrollment: 1,764
Founded in 1813, Colby is one of the nations oldest and best
independent colleges of liberal arts. Fifty-one majors are offered
by 25 departments and 11 programs. The top five majors are biology
(15 percent), English (12 percent), government (11 percent), economics
(10 percent), and international studies (10 percent).
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Capital
Area Technical Center
Pierce Dr.
Augusta, ME 04330
Phone: 207-626-2475
Pam Kenoyer, Director
00-01 enrollment: 219
The Capital Area Technical Center is dedicated to providing quality
technical education and to encouraging students in the pursuit of
further education and training beyond high school. CATC offers Co-op,
Pre-Apprenticeship and Maine Career Advantage as well as short term
job shadows and experiences. CATC encourages partnership with business
and industry to enhance education and training opportunities for students.
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