Wake Tech News

Five 2023 Wake County high school graduates will train to become skilled automotive technicians, thanks to scholarships from the Advance Auto Parts Foundation.

Wake Tech is hosting its first Workforce Continuing Education Open House in Spanish on August 10 for students interested in learning about non-degree education and training programs.

Future game developers showed off their skills to a packed house at Wake Tech’s Southern Wake Campus.

Students can start and finish their Fall semester registration all in one convenient place thanks to the college’s One-Stop Center at Southern Wake Campus.

The application window has opened for free, accelerated workforce training at Wake Tech.

Wake Tech students shined on the national stage at the SkillsUSA National Leadership and Skills Conference and the Future Business Leaders of America Collegiate National Leadership Conference. Combined, they brought home 10 awards, including a national champion trophy.

Four outstanding community leaders have joined the Wake Tech Foundation Board of Directors, bringing with them a wealth of expertise.

Wake Tech Biotechnology and Biopharmaceutical Technology students will soon be working in high-demand jobs.

One hundred new Wake Tech students are launching a strong start to college this summer as participants in the Eagle Start Summer Bridge Program.