Wake Tech News

The Wake Tech family mourns the loss of former trustee and executive vice president Dr. Carl Price. He dedicated more than 30 years of his professional career to advancing the mission of North Carolina community colleges.

Wake Tech honored 32 cadets who graduated from the Basic Law Enforcement Training Academy. It was largest class of BLET graduates in 15 years.

Fifty-six adult learners finished what they started and earned their high school equivalency diplomas at Wake Tech.

Saturday was a day of pride and excitement as hundreds of Wake Tech graduates celebrated their accomplishments at the college’s Fall commencement exercises.

The Triangle health care industry is about to get a boost from Wake Tech. Soon-to-be graduates of the college's nursing and other health sciences programs are preparing to enter the workforce to help meet the growing demand for health care workers across the region.

Wake Tech students in Baking and Pastry Arts showcased their baking skills at the Scott Northern Wake campus.

Christmas arrived early for students in Wake Tech's Fostering Bright Futures program.

The State Employees Credit Union Foundation has provided renewed funding for up to 30 Wake Tech non-degree students to receive a $500 Bridge to Career scholarship.

Wake Tech recognizes its Work-Based Learning Employer of the Year and Student of the Year.