You’ve got what it takes to do great things in the world. Now, get the degree to back that up. We’re here to help turn your dreams into reality. Choose from programs in high-demand areas like Advanced Manufacturing, Business, IT or Automotive Technology. Or consider our outstanding programs in Aviation, Public Safety, Culinary Arts, Agriculture and Engineering.
Salary
$43219
average salary 6 months after graduation
Graduates
94%
of graduates are employed 6 months after graduation
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Fox Valley Tech is a national leader in business, employer and public safety training. Big or small, next door or around the globe, our expert staff and dynamic programs will help your organization grow, improve and develop your employees.
Medical assistants are becoming critical to health care. “The medical assistant role is growing exponentially, and the pool of applicants is insufficient to meet the demand,” says Sara Bell, director of clinical training & education at ThedaCare.
Macey Pingel has set her sights on a career in business administration. With a savvy combination of determination and dual credit classes at Fox Valley Technical College, she’s well on her way.
Fox Valley Technical College President Susan May will retire this summer. May's retirement will be effective July 31, the college announced Wednesday, after she served the FVTC district nearly 40 years, including 13 as president. FVTC's board will begin searching for May's replacement immediately, aiming to announce the college's next president no later than August, according to a news release.
When Pamela Barnes was looking for a location for a wine bar, she thought that the village of Fox Crossing in northeastern Wisconsin was ideal.
As Fox Valley Technical College gathers more details of how the school will benefit in a second round of funding from a federal pandemic relief bill passed in December, one thing is clear: the first round helped FVTC students tremendously. In fact, it was a financial lifeline that kept some students in school.
