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NEIT
(redirected from New and Expanding Industry Training)

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NEITNew England Industrial Truck, Inc. (est. 1952; various locations)
NEITNew Equipment Introductory Team
NEITNetwork Element Inventory Tool (Sprint PCS)
NEITNew and Expanding Industry Training (North Carolina)
NEITNegative Enhanced Imaging Technology (laser printer power setting)
NEITNew England Institute of Technology
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The system's New and Expanding Industry Training program is the oldest customized training program in the United States.
Training edge: community colleges help employers by Business North Carolina
The report on the state's New and Expanding Industry Training (NEIT) program documents the rapid growth in demand for community college workforce training, particularly among new businesses.
North Carolina Training program lures big business to the State by Manzo, Kathleen Kennedy / Community College Week
The community-college system has had in place for decades a program called New and Expanding Industry Training, which provides state-supported training for companies creating new jobs in North Carolina.
A new way to train workers: the growing biopharmaceutical industry ... by Business North Carolina
 
 
 
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