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RapidScale Funds IT Scholarship

Wake Tech is proud to announce an important new scholarship, courtesy of RapidScale, a Cox Business company and a leading provider of hybrid managed cloud services.
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Foundation Board of Directors Welcomes New Members

The Wake Tech Foundation is thrilled to announce the appointment of six outstanding business and community leaders to its Board of Directors.
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Wake Tech's Open House en Español features presentations on popular non-degree English and Spanish courses in health care, IT, construction, culinary and baking, and cosmetology.

College to Host Open House en Español

Wake Tech is hosting its third-annual Open House en Español on July 24 to connect Spanish-speaking residents with the college's workforce training and education programs.
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"I went from earning an hourly wage to a living wage, and I couldn't be happier."

Andrew Moreadith

Apartment & Facility Maintenance Technician, Class of 2018