Wake Tech News

Wake Tech’s Information Technology programs are well known for providing cutting-edge training and producing highly-qualified graduates – and now those graduates have exciting new options for starting careers while continuing to learn.

More than 2,300 Wake Tech graduates, including the grandson of Wake Tech’s first president, turned their tassels from the comfort of their homes on Saturday.

Wake Tech’s 43 soon-to-be simulation and game development graduates showcased their cool video game development skills during a virtual presentation on YouTube Tuesday night.

Wake Tech hosted another curbside celebration to recognize a special group of graduates. The college honored student veterans during a drive-by ceremony at the Public Safety Education Campus.

Current and prospective Wake Tech students can now utilize the college’s Virtual Support Center to help enroll for fall semester and access support services and academic resources.

Wake Tech has an exciting new resource to offer emerging student leaders, thanks to the vision and generosity of an outgoing trustee.

Wake Tech hosted the first in a series of training sessions to provide enhanced professional development training to the state's law enforcement officers.

Four local business leaders have joined the board of directors of the Wake Tech Foundation: Greg Boone, Scarlet Edwards, Dana Martinez, and William Smith.

Nearly twenty students who have completed Wake Tech’s barbering certificate program picked up their graduation stoles today during a curbside celebration at the college’s Public Safety Education Campus.