Useful Links
Vermont Department of Education
This page identifies the 64 career and technical education programs being offered in Vermont's 15 regional technical centers and six comprehensive high schools. For further information about a particular program of interest, a contact mailing address and phone number is also provided.
Vermont Student Assistance Corporation
VSAC’s mission is to serve Vermonters and Vermont schools. VSAC loan applicants must be one or more of the following in order to obtain a VSAC loan: a Vermonter, or borrowing for attendance at a Vermont school, or an existing VSAC borrower.
Vermont Department of Labor
VDOL's primary focus is to provide services that assist businesses, workers, and job seekers.
Northeast Kingdom Learning Services
For anyone who would like to advance their education and workplace skills through enrollment in a comprehensive array of traditional and non-traditional educational and diploma programs. Learn more»
Northeastern Vermont Development Association
NVDA serves the 55 municipalities in this northeastern corner of Vermont as the Regional Planning Commission. We assist with regional and municipal land use and Transportation Planning.
NVDA also serves the businesses in the Kingdom and encourages sustainable economic growth as the Regional Economic Development Corporation.
Northern Community Investment Corporation
As a private, non-profit, community based corporation, NCIC strives to generate and preserve employment and other social economic benefits for the region. This is all done by the prudent investment of its own resources and hardworking staff.
NCIC provides not only capital, but also professional assistance for a wide range of business and community development and investments.
Workforce Investment Board
The State of Vermont has increased funding for workforce development, and state of Vermont regional Workforce Investment Boards (WIB) will oversee the use of these funds. The Northeast Kingdom WIB’s mission
is to provide leadership and support for workforce development in collaboration with employers, educators and employees. The Northeast Kingdom WIB is not an education provider. Its role is to gather education and training requirements, and assist in making the necessary training and funding available to businesses and industry in the region.
Information from industry and business is vital to ensuring these training and education needs are met. Please contact our web site to let us know how we may assist you; the ultimate goal is to increase the economic vitality of the region for all involved.
Vermont Adult Technical Education
Vermont Adult Technical Education Association is an excellent resource for businesses, students and individuals seeking high quality, affordable education. These programs are taught in our 16 regional centers across the state of Vermont. Programs offered include everything from health care, such as a Licensed Nurse Assistant (LNA) certification to Machining and Information Technology. For complete course listings in your area, please refer to the Technical Centers link, which will display all of the centers and their class schedules.