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Home › Projects › Connecticut Apprenticeship Program in Robotics and Automation (CAPRA)

Connecticut Apprenticeship Program in Robotics and Automation (CAPRA)

Project

This project establishes a network of Connecticut manufacturers focused on robotics and automation with the following outcomes: 1) the launch of a first year of a modular dual-training apprenticeship program; 2) the implementation of a faculty in-residence program for technology development and insertion and; 3) long-term strategic planning to ensure program growth and sustainability. The curriculum and programs developed have the potential to be scaled nation-wide

Objective

  • Create an apprenticeship program that is driven by manufacturer feedback.
  • Establishment of a network of Connecticut manufacturers focused on robotics and automation;
  • Launching of the first year of a modular dual-training robotics apprenticeship program;
  • Implementation of a faculty in-residence program for technology development and insertion; and
  • Long-term strategic planning to ensure program growth and sustainability

Participants

University of Connecticut (Principal Investigator), ABB, Central Connecticut State University, ConnSTEP, Connecticut State Colleges and Universities

Project Type

Education and Workforce Development

Adult Education

Apprenticeship

Project Team

ABB

Central Connecticut State University,

ConnSTEP

Connecticut State Colleges and Universities

Principle Investigator

University of Connecticut

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