CT colleges, businesses partner on tech training as higher-ed embraces non-degree programs

With tech job postings in Connecticut nearly doubling in the last year, the Lamont administration is looking to significantly scale up the state’s workforce in high-demand fields like cybersecurity, software development, video game design and data analytics.

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