Choices
Through partnerships with East Carolina, UNC-Greensboro, UNC-Charlotte, Campbell University, and Mount Olive College, you can go to work while exploring higher education.
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Fostering Bright Futures
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Green Jobs
Wake Tech’s definition of a Green Job aligns with that of the NC Sustainable Energy Association (www.energync.org
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High School Career and College Promise Program
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Honors Program
Wake Technical Community College’s Honors Program is designed for students who are committed to developing their intellects and gaining an edge in transferring to competitive colleges and universities.
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Lateral Entry Program
Do you have a bachelor’s degree in math, science, social studies, English or a related field? Are you considering an exciting and rewarding career as a public middle or high school teacher?
Wake Technical Community College and North Carolina State University have partnered to offer a certificate program that can help you achieve your dream!
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Online Computer Technology Certificates
Want a convenient way to begin a new career in computer networking or programming? Need to boost your current career? Wake Tech offers four online certificates in CCNA, JAVA Programming, MCSA, and Visual C#. Earn your certificate in 9-12 months by taking online courses. Registration for Fall 2010 courses is now open.
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PAC Program
The NC State-Wake Tech PAC is a partnership between North Carolina State University and Wake Tech. The PAC program is designed to facilitate the seamless transition of degree-seeking students from Wake Tech to NCSU.
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Pathways Leadership Initiative
This program is the newest initiative developed in partnership with Wake Tech faculty, staff, and students, to assist minority male students in excelling academically, socially and professionally on campus, as well as in today’s society.
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ROTC Military Science
Wake Technical Community College offers Military Science courses in support of the U.S. Army Reserve Officer Training Candidate (ROTC) program. The objective of the ROTC program is to produce commissioned Officers in the US Army.
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