Wake Tech East, the college's ninth location, opens with a College Showcase and Community Celebration, featuring tours of the facilities, food trucks, music and more. Come join in the fun, starting at 5:30 p.m., at 5401 Rolesville Road in Wendell.
The Human Services curriculum prepares graduates to work in various areas of the helping profession, including direct client care settings throughout the lifespan:
Courses are focused on developing human services skills and competencies based on the Human Services values and professionalism. Some of the skills and competencies will be case management, interviewing, crisis intervention, assessment, report writing, identification of needs and services and advocacy skills. In addition, students will take courses in other areas to facilitate a holistic approach to helping, such as psychology, sociology, biology and computer skills.
Employment opportunities in North Carolina may be found in residential facilities, Wake County Human Services and various private agencies. Jobs may also be available working with particular client populations:
Admissions questions:
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