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Waukesha County Technical College

Applied learning. State-of-the-art technology. Instructors with real-world experience. Transfer options. Employer connections. These are a few reasons students choose to attend Waukesha County Technical College. Classes are hands-on and highly interactive, and you will learn from faculty who are masters of their craft and experts in their field. A WCTC education is relevant to today’s world and workforce, so prepare yourself for an affordable, effective and practical learning experience that will propel you forward!

Graduates

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96%

of graduates were satisfied or very satisfied with the education they received at WCTC

Salary

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$50000

median salary for graduates who obtained new full-time jobs in a field related to their degree

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Admissions Requirements

Start your admission to Waukesha County Technical College with a few simple steps. Contact an enrollment counselor at the college with any questions and for assistance along the way.

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WCTC Experience

Want to reach your academic goals in less time? WCTC’s year-round calendar with 8-week terms allows you to build on your academic momentum, and complete your education and enter the workforce faster.

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WCTC is recognized for outstanding programs in Cyber Security, Robotics, Engineering, Nursing and more. Employers consistently praise our graduates for the level of knowledge and training they bring to their jobs.

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Get a head start with credit for prior learning! Earn credit for knowledge gained through advanced high school classes, previous college coursework, military training, work or volunteer experience.

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Workforce Solutions

WCTC values its strong partnerships with local business, industry and community organizations. Working in tandem, the College provides individuals and area employees with practical skills needed for success. The Corporate Training Center offers professional development workshops, consulting services and customized training; the Small Business Center provides networking events and clubs, noncredit courses, small business certificates and other services. Additionally, WCTC offers continuing education courses for those in select fields, such as health care and law enforcement.

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Waukesha County News

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.

WTCS Honors 2026 Student Ambassadors at Statewide Celebration

WISCONSIN DELLS - The Wisconsin Technical College System (WTCS) celebrated its 2026 class of Student Ambassadors at a special banquet held last night in Wisconsin Dells. The annual event recognizes outstanding students from across the state who exemplify leadership, perseverance and academic excellence while preparing for in-demand careers.

Tools of the Trade Scholarships help Apprentices advance their careers

Ascendium is pleased to announce it has awarded scholarships to 806 Wisconsin construction and industrial apprentices through the Tools of the Trade Scholarship Program.