WORKFORCE U TRAINING IN VINCENNES

Vincennes Workforce U

At Vincennes University’s Workforce U, we bridge the gap between education and real-world operations by delivering rapid-response, high-impact technical training. We don't force businesses into a traditional academic box, we build customized, flexible workforce programs engineered directly around your proprietary equipment, operational workflows, and shift schedules.

If you are an employer seeking to eliminate downtime and retain top talent, or an individual looking to upskill and gain stackable industry credentials, Workforce U delivers hands-on technical mastery on your schedule. From local regional hubs to our nationwide enterprise partnerships, we provide the exact technical training your business needs to stay competitive.

TRAINING PROGRAMS

Vincennes University HTEC train on the newest machines

CNC MACHINING

The Vincennes University HTEC will help you learn how to produce metal parts for everything from Automobiles to Zippers and everything in between.
CNC MACHINING DETAILS
Students participating in Industrial Maintenance training at Vincennes University

INDUSTRIAL MAINTENANCE

Industrial Maintenance training at Vincennes University is designed for the entry-level worker with little knowledge and teaches them the core foundational skills to develop into a multi-skilled Industrial Maintenance Technician.
INDUSTRIAL MAINTENANCE DETAILS
Nursing students at Vincennes University learning how to draw blood on a training arm.

PHLEBOTOMY

Allied Healthcare training at Vincennes University prepares students for entry-level positions in a variety of lucrative health care careers.
PHLEBOTOMY DETAILS

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An image of Vincennes University during the Fall

OUR LOCATION

1500 Chestnut St.
Vincennes, IN 47591


Photo Gallery

A female student sticking a needle into a practice arm
Students taking part in a machining lab
Students testing the blood pressure in their arms
Workforce development students working on an assignment
Workforce development students working individually on an assignment
A workforce development professor showing his student how to use a machine
A female student sticking a syringe in a practice arm
A student checking the pressure of a continer