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Oct 19, 2026
Nov 23, 2026
The Office of Workforce Strategy is resoliciting for Program Administration services to implement the Connecticut Career Accelerator Program: a program designed to support individual learns pursuing training to obtain credentials and workforce training of value through Outcomes-Based Loans. All solicitation materials and appendices will be posted to CTSource.
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Hartford
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Hartford
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450 Capitol Ave
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(860) 830-7793
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06106
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This strategic plan, developed by the Connecticut Career Pathways Commission, aims to strengthen, align, and accelerate education and career pathways efforts across the state to establish a modernized career pathways system. The plan is structured around four pillars: preparing every learner with a strong career-readiness foundation, equipping learners with industry-aligned skills and credentials, connecting learners to employer-engaged work-based learning, and building a scalable and lasting statewide system. The vision is to ensure every learner can navigate a clear path from learning to a financially stable career and that every employer can find the talent they need to grow in Connecticut, ultimately enabling all residents to achieve choice-filled, financially sustainable lives.
This five-year strategic plan for Connecticut aims to create a cohesive statewide system that integrates K-12 education, higher education, and workforce development. The overarching vision is to enable every learner across the state to navigate a clear path from learning to a financially stable career, while ensuring employers find the talent needed for growth within Connecticut. The plan is structured around four key themes: preparing learners with a strong career-readiness foundation, equipping them with industry-aligned skills and credentials, connecting them to employer-engaged work-based learning, and building a single statewide system to enable and scale these efforts. By 2032, the goal is for 100% of students to have a strong career-readiness foundation and access to industry-aligned career pathways.
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The council meeting addressed procedural updates, including the implementation of polling to increase participant engagement and updates on membership bylaws and appointments. Key discussion topics included the status of Regional Sector Partnerships across manufacturing, healthcare, technology, and bioscience, and the recent $23.9 million Good Jobs Challenge grant award. Progress reports were provided on the Career Connect program, highlighting successes in portal registration, skills assessments, and training placements. Additionally, the meeting noted the establishment of the Governor's Blue Ribbon Commission on Child Care and Early Childhood Education.
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