Wake Tech News

More than 30,750 degree-seeking students have started classes at Wake Tech, helping drive the college to another record-breaking semester.

Wake Tech has named Amy Hall as the college's next vice president of Human Resources. Hall, who currently serves as executive director of Human Resources, will begin her new role on September 1.

A group of Wake Tech students has been selected to participate in the Advanced Technology Technician Training program, a competitive, six-month workforce development initiative that prepares students for careers in emerging technology fields.

Wake Tech welcomed a record-breaking 270 attendees to its fourth-annual Open House en Español, offering Spanish-speaking adults a chance to explore the college's workforce training and education programs.

Wake Tech President Dr. Scott Ralls is proud to announce 2,315 students made the Honor Roll for the Spring 2026 semester.

Prospective students, career changers and working professionals explored high-demand career pathways during Wake Tech's Biotech and IT Open House at the RTP Campus.

Wake Tech is hosting its fourth-annual Open House en Español on July 21 to connect Spanish-speaking residents with the college's workforce training and education programs.

Wake Tech is pleased to announce that Dr. Jennifer Bray has been selected as the next provost of health sciences and the Perry Health Sciences Campus.

Wake Tech has been awarded a $100,000 Library Services and Technology Act grant from the State Library of North Carolina to develop an innovative, collegewide artificial intelligence learning initiative focused on critical thinking.