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Lincoln Tech Expands Career Training Program to Address New Jersey’s Skilled Labor Shortage

Globe Newswire•29/10/2026•10:34 ET
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Key Highlights

  • ➤New EEST program launches at Lincoln Tech’s South Plainfield, NJ campus October 30
  • ➤New Jersey electrical/electronics industry projected to add over 17,000 positions by 2034
  • ➤Lincoln Tech programs target job-ready skills in about one year
  • ➤Johnson Controls International and Food Processing Suppliers Association sponsor advanced training and cover tuition
  • ➤Lincoln operates 23 campuses across 12 states under three brands

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Chad Nyce, COO of Lincoln Tech

“Chad Nyce, Lincoln Tech’s COO”

Parsippany, NJ, Oct. 29, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- On Friday, October 30(th), Lincoln Tech’s South Plainfield, NJ campus will celebrate its newest career training option: Electrical and Electronic Systems Technology (EEST). Local and regional hiring managers will join students, Lincoln faculty and staff, and industry associates to mark the occasion with a ribbon cutting and campus tours. The event will begin at 11 a.m. and is open to all members of the public and media.

The Electrical/Electronics industry is projected to add more than 17,000 positions across New Jersey by 2034*. Lincoln Tech’s training programs are designed to have students "job-ready" in about one year, with skills for repairing and maintaining both residential and commercial systems. Upon completion of the program, students will be encouraged to apply for advanced manufacturer-sponsored training with organizations such as Johnson Controls International and the Food Processing Suppliers Association.

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