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Blackhawk Technical College

For more than 100 years, Blackhawk Technical College has been providing educational opportunities to the communities it serves. With locations in Rock and Green counties, our promise to every student is to provide an opportunity to build a future through flexible education in a supportive environment.

Graduates

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Students

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programs

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transfer agreements

Admissions Requirements

Start your admission to Blackhawk Technical College with a few simple steps. Contact the admissions representatives at the college with any questions and for assistance along the way.

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Blackhawk Experience

From in-person to online to evenings or weekend classes – we strive to provide flexible education in a supportive environment.

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Financial aid options include grants, scholarships, work-study opportunities, and loans. See what options you have to pay for college - from setting up a payment plan to receiving financial aid, we're here to help you manage your student account.

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We work with numerous four-year colleges and universities to create pathways that allow you to earn your bachelor's degree.

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Blackhawk Technical College

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6004 S. County Road G, P.O. Box 5009
Janesville, WI 53547-5009

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Workforce Solutions

Our custom training programs are tailor-made for your tomorrow. Greater productivity. Sharper professional skills. A firm grasp of the latest industry trends and tech. Whatever your organization is working to achieve, your success begins with a well-trained workforce and Blackhawk Technical College’s professional development training programs can help you get there.

We offer flexible, cost-effective training solutions for organizations of every size, in any industry. Led by smart, engaging instructors—not just academics, but respected practitioners with real-world experience informed by the latest best practices, they will help you create a fully customizable learning experience that is built to deliver lasting outcomes based on your specific objectives and needs.

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Blackhawk News

Yes, Wisconsin Loves Its Technical Colleges. And for Good Reason.

The following joint statement reflects the shared commitment of Wisconsin's 16 technical college presidents and the System Office to the institutions they lead and the communities they serve. Together, they champion the life-changing opportunities technical colleges provide for students and the essential role they play in Wisconsin's workforce and economy.

WTCS graduates earn high marks from employers, deliver strong workforce outcomes

Wisconsin employers continue to express overwhelming confidence in graduates of the Wisconsin Technical College System (WTCS), citing strong skills, workforce readiness and educational quality, according to the newly released 2026 WTCS Employer Satisfaction Report. Employers reported that 97% were satisfied with technical college graduates' education, 96% would hire a WTCS graduate again and 92% would recommend a technical college graduate to other employers. Additionally, 97% of employers said their local technical college is important to the overall success of their business.

Wisconsin apprentices gain new pathway to Associate degrees

The Wisconsin Technical College System (WTCS) is celebrating National Apprenticeship Week April 26-May 2, and this year has something extra special to announce. Wisconsin’s 16 technical colleges will now review apprenticeship-related learning from all sources to count as credit for prior learning to fast-track some apprentices toward an Applied Associate degree.