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Nuclear Power Institute
Since its creation in 2007, the Nuclear Power Institute has become internationally recognized as a leader in developing and maintaining the human resource infrastructure necessary for the nuclear industry.
In the U.S., it is estimated that each reactor unit at a nuclear power plant needs approximately 450 skilled workers with technical backgrounds. Two-thirds of these require a 2-year associate’s degree with a technical nuclear specialization. Nuclear power plants also hire engineers from many different disciplines. NPI programs help prepare engineers and technicians for careers in the nuclear industry.
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East Bernard High School WIT members meet with their mentoring group Jun 10, 2019 - East Bernard High School WIT members meet with their mentoring group, BRT (Boys Resourcing Technology), for the last time this school year. The WIT members assisted and guided the 5th graders in their toolbox project. The BRT boys were very proud of the toolbox they built and expressed the fun… (read more...)
Stephenville High School POWER SET and WIT host Science on Saturday Jun 05, 2019 - On April 27, Stephenville High School POWER SET (Powerful Opportunities for Women Eager and Ready for Science, Engineering and Technology) and WIT (Workforce in Training) hosted the second annual Science on Saturday event. Science on Saturday (SOS) is an exciting science program for the young (K-12) and young at heart… (read more...)Columbia High School POWER SET and WIT host international visitors Apr 25, 2019 - On Monday, April 1, Columbia High School’s POWER SET and WIT organizations hosted 20 technical and non-technical executives from the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA). Read more about this event: THE COUNTY NEWS, THURSDAY, APRIL 25, 2018 - PAGE 8 Paint It Maroon (read more...)
