Training and Educational Resources
KeeneThe Adult Education Division of Community Education seeks to serve under-educated adults in Cheshire County through four programs; Adult Basic Education, Alternative Diploma Program, Adult Learner Services, and GED Preparation and Testing. It is the responsibility of the education team to provide adults complete information regarding their education process. The team recognizes that the ultimate goal is the learner's individual satisfaction with regard to his or her secondary education. In addition our contact Jan Barry, Director of Keene Community Education is conducting workforce training. To learn what classes are available please contact Jan directly at, (603)-357-0088.
For the most current information you may contact Jan via email,jbarry@sau29.org
For a direct link to their website please click here
NHCTC - Claremont At the Keene Academic Center
| Lisa Tatterson, Project Director | Patrick van Rooyen, CEO |
| (617)851-9748 | (603)674-3540 |
| Lisa Tatterson | Patrick van Rooyen |
Nashua Community College- Formally NHCTC Nashua Campus is dedicated to assisting students to meet their career goals by providing associate degrees (2 years) in diverse programs in demand by a variety of industries. The College views learning as a lifelong process and combines academic theory with hands-on experience. Catalogs are available on line by visiting our site; www.nashuacc.edu
The Division of Continuing Education (DCE) offers a variety of adult evening courses. We offer many Associate Degree, Certificate, and Diploma programs, as well as special interest and online classes. DCE offers students more flexibility by offering night, weekend and online classes. The faculty is made up of highly qualified instructors with strong professional backgrounds and industrial experience. They impart the high levels of expertise and motivation that put our graduates in demand in local companies. A large number of our students are employed full time and attend the College on a part-time basis. The knowledge and skills gained have enabled many of them to receive promotions and new positions.
Our programs of study are designed to provide:Nashua Community College- Formally NHCTC Nashua Campus offers classes in Machine Tool Technologies. For more information and review their programs and course offerings you may view their website at www.nashuacc.edu
Sullivan County & Upper Valley Area
Class Schedules are alway available by visiting thier website direclty.
James BrittonThe Tool and Technology Resource Center - Newport NH
The Tool & Technology Resource Center (TTRC) in Newport officially opened at their new location on Main St. during the spring of 2005. The 3rd floor of the newly restored "Eagle Block" building is the home of the state of the art training facility that combines "hands-on" training with virtual online learning. The lab is furnished with machine tools, computers, and software from Intelitek of Manchester, NH. Intelitek hardware and software allows students to learn over the internet at their own pace while still having quality classroom time with real machine tools and instructors throughout the training period. Incumbent workers wishing to increase their skills will feel comfortable in this environment even if they have been out of the classroom for many years.
To learn more about the Tool and Technology Resource Center visit their website at: Website: www.toolandtech.com
Welding and Related Metal Cutting
Welding and related metal cutting training can be resourced through New Hampshire Community Technical College- Manchester Campus and additionally at The New England School of Metalwork.
To learn more about classes at Manchester Community College you may go through the main website:www.manchestercommunitycollege.edu

The NHMA is pleased to announce the partnership with the Safety & Health Council of Northern New England (SHCNNE). This partnership will benefit all members of the association. Safety & Health Council of Northern New England is a not-for-profit, non-governmental accredited chapter of the National Safety Council. The Council serves northern New England with primary focus on the State of New Hampshire. Safety & Health Council of Northern New England also conducts weekly training programs in the areas of OSHA compliance, safety committee leadership skills, written safety plans, first aid, CPR, defensive driving, industrial hygiene, and health studies. A Safety Certificate Program was initiated in 1992 and currently over 250 are enrolled. The Council also conducts a two-day Annual Conference and Exhibition featuring nationally recognized speakers, an extensive exhibit area, 20 breakout sessions, and an awards luncheon honoring the winners of the Annual Governor's Safety Awards contest and graduates of the Safety Certificate Program.
Some of the courses offered through the council are; forklift safety training, defensive driving, HAZCOM, standard first aide/CPR and advanced health & safety training techniques. They also have a fantastic catalog full of training materials, first aid kits, and technical publications on variety of standards. The council can also develop customized training that can be presented on site. If you are looking for qualified safety training resource the council is your answer!
If you would like more information or details you may call them directly at (603) 228-1401. Their website address is www.shcnne.org