Wake Tech News

Wake Tech and Congresswoman Deborah Ross are pleased to announce the Wake Tech Reach Project, an initiative aimed at increasing the enrollment and success of first-generation and Latino college students.

The first five recipients of the Advance Auto Parts Foundation Future Technician scholarship are equipped and ready to go!

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

More than two dozen Wake County high school students explored career options in public safety at Wake Tech’s Public Safety Education Campus.

Wake Tech hosted special visitors from the White House at the Scott Northern Wake Campus.

Twenty-two highly qualified dental assistants from Wake Tech will soon be supporting the delivery of dental treatment to patients.

The retail space and incubator program known as Pop-Up Shops at Martin Street is accepting new applications for minority- and women-owned retail tenants that would like to share affordable space and add to the vibrancy of the downtown Raleigh storefront market.

Two Wake Tech students and one student from Vernon Malone College and Career Academy earned awards in the annual SkillsUSA National Leadership & Skills Conference, held June 20-24 in Atlanta.

Students transferring from Wake Tech to William Peace University now have two more "2+2" options under a new articulation agreement, the schools announced.