The New Hampshire Technical Institute (NHTI) and the six New Hampshire Vocational-Technical Colleges (NHVTC) offer over 50 programs designed to reflect the employment needs of the state. In 1986, the NHTI/NHVTC system graduated 501 men and 474 women, with 814 graduates going directly to work and 82 graduates planning to continue their collegiate education rather than entering the job market directly. Of the employed graduates, 84% were working within the state and 95% were employed in a job directly related to their college major. Nursing-related programs provided the largest single group of graduates--168 women and men received an Associate in Science Degree in Nursing and another 84 graduates received diplomas in Practical Nursing. Technical and Industrial Program graduates had higher average salaries ($16,555) than Business Program graduates ($15,182) or Health Program graduates ($16,513). Many positions were obtained as a result of contacts between potential employers and students arranged and fostered by the lifetime placement service provided at each institution. In addition to overall findings, the placement report includes data by program and college, annual salary data for graduates employed full-time, and a list of employers who hired 1986 graduates. (EJV)