New Hampshire Technical Institute Established by the General Court in 1961 to “prepare qualified high school graduates as technicians who may serve as assistants to professionally trained personnel,” New Hampshire Technical Institute in Concord serves the entire State of New Hampshire. It is the largest public, two-year institution in New Hampshire. The Institute now has twenty-nine associate degree programs, two diploma programs and twenty certificate programs. In the fields of Computer and Engineering Technologies, NHTI offers the following associate degree programs: Architectural Engineering Technology, Broadband Networking and Communications Technology, Computer Engineering Technology, Manufacturing Engineering Technology and Mechanical Engineering Technology. New Hampshire Technical Institute became a PLTW National Affiliate Training Center in 2001.

PLTW Summer Training Institute NOTE: Teachers from NH, MA, CT. If you are from one of the three coalition states (NH,MA,CT), you must attend training in your state or if the course in not offered one of the other New England Training Institutes: New Hampshire Technical Institute, University of New Haven, Worcester Polytechnic Institute. Courses and Schedules You may attend a different site under the following conditions: 1) If and only if the course is not offered in the coalition states 2) You present a valid circumstance you can not attend. (Must be approved by the local affiliate director). Courses Offered Level 1 - Full two week classes Session 1 : 08/03/2008 - 08/15/2008 Civil Engineering And Architecture Computer Integrated Manufacturing Digital Electronics Principles Of Engineering Session1 Notes: Session 2: - Session2 Notes: Level 2 Courses -  one week enhancement courses for teachers who have previously attended the full two week Level1 course. None offered at this time Cost of Summer Training (may vary by housing/meal needs) Please do not send checks until an invoice for the training has been sent. Registration: $2000 Housing and Meals Lunch included in registration. Dinner on own. Hotel: $76.00 + 8% tax per night Comfort Inn 603-226-4100 Rate is good until July 3, participants should reference NHTI, Project Lead the Way group rate when making reservations. Includes full hot breakfast, free wireless high speed internet, free Golds Gym pass (next door).

College Credit For Summer Training: Teachers may receive RIT Graduate College Credit for courses in the PLTW program by meeting requirements.

College Credit For High School Students: Secondary students who have taken PLTW courses and who have a “B” average in those courses have two options for receiving college credit at New Hampshire Technical Institute.  First, an articulation agreement is in place that allows up to six (6) credits (IED and POE or CIM) for Mechanical/Manufacturing Engineering Technology majors, and three (3) credits (DE) for Electrical Engineering Technology majors.  The second option at all campuses of the New Hampshire Community Technical College System is the Running Start program.  This program allows students to earn elective college credits for selected courses taken during their high school career.  With this option, students can earn up to fifteen elective credits (15) for PLTW coursework (IED, POE, DE, EDD, CIM).

Affiliate Director(s)     Mr. Lynn Darnell - Affiliate Professor Mr. Robert Arredondo - Affiliate Professor New Hampshire Technical Institute EET Department 31 College Drive Concord, NH 03301 Phone: (603)271-7749 Fax: (603)271-7734 Email: ldarnell@nhctc.edu New Hampshire Technical Institute 31 College Drive Concord, NH 03301 Phone: (603)271-7741 Fax: (603)271-7734 Email: rarredondo@nhctc.edu     "> New Hampshire Technical Institute