PCATT at 25: Training Hawaiʻi’s next tech generation
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PCATT at 25: Training Hawaiʻi’s next tech generation

University of Hawaii System
December 8, 2025

Summary

The Pacific Center for Advanced Technology Training (PCATT) is celebrating its 25th anniversary, having significantly impacted local workforce development by serving over 16,524 students since 2020. The center provides essential technology training and is the only Hawaii-based sponsor for a state-verified registered apprenticeship in information technology, creating valuable pathways for residents to enhance their skills.

As PCATT continues to evolve, it is expanding into cutting-edge areas like artificial intelligence, which will be showcased at the upcoming PCATT Summit in June 2026. This commitment to innovation plays a crucial role in shaping Hawaii's technology workforce and ensuring residents are equipped for high-demand careers.

Why this matters for apprenticeships

This article highlights the importance of registered apprenticeship programs like those offered by PCATT in providing practical training and career pathways in technology. As workforce needs evolve, initiatives that combine education with hands-on experience are essential for preparing local professionals for high-demand roles.

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