Wake Tech News

Wake Tech is a step closer to building a new educational and training site in eastern Wake County, which may become the college’s seventh campus.

Wake Tech students started a much different fall semester today with smaller class sizes, safety precautions, and social distancing rules.

Classes begin at North Carolina’s largest community college on Monday.

Cybersecurity students at Wake Tech are training at one of the nation’s most robust two-year degree programs that meets rigorous requirements for cyber defense education.

Ivion Davis and 34 other students who never finished high school celebrated the special milestone of earning their high school diploma on Saturday.

Wake Tech hosted a special graduation celebration today at the Perry Health Sciences Campus for students who have completed the dental assisting program.

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.