Wake Tech News

Future Wake Tech graduates are launching their college careers early. Nearly 70 students enrolled at Wake Tech are participating in the Eagle Start Summer Bridge program.

Community leaders, business representatives and Wake Tech trustees got a close-up view of how the college is training the next generation of skilled trades workers during an open house at the Center for Building Technologies on the college’s Southern Wake Campus.

More than $300,000 in specialized software and technical support for manufacturing industries has been gifted to Wake Tech by InstantGMP™.

Dr. Louis A. Martin-Vega, professor and dean of N.C. State's College of Engineering, is the newest member of the Wake Tech Board of Trustees.

Wake Tech marked a milestone for its Dental Assisting program with a special open house and celebration at the state-of-the-art dental assisting clinic on the Perry Health Sciences Campus.

Wake Tech has signed a new articulation agreement with Baptist Health Sciences University in Memphis, Tennessee, that allows Wake Tech students to transfer up to 53 hours of electroneurodiagnostic technology program credits toward BHSU’s corresponding bachelor’s degree program.

Wake Tech celebrated 41 business owners who have taken steps to develop a strategy for public-sector contracting in Wake County through the Wake Tech Contractors Academy.

A new round of highly trained and dedicated law enforcement officers will soon be on patrol in Wake County and beyond. Wake Tech honored 21 cadets from the Basic Law Enforcement Training (BLET) Academy during a graduation ceremony at the Public Safety Education Campus.

Wake Tech is pleased to announce that Jonathan (Jon) Gregory is the college’s new Dean of Public Safety Education and Training.