Importance
98%
of employers surveyed say a technical college is important to the success of their business
Satisfaction
97%
of employers said that training met or exceeded their expectations
Learning does not end with graduation. To be successful, you need your talent to grow with you.
Wisconsin's technical colleges offer customized instruction in "hard" technical skills and "soft" productivity skills - like leadership, communications, teamwork and problem-solving - that is specific to your needs.
Workforce Advancement Training (WAT) grants can help offset your customized training costs. Working with your local technical college, you can explore whether a WAT grant may work to meet your needs through an individual contract, or as part of a consortium of businesses with similar needs.
When you contact your local college's Business & Industry Services lead, they will work with you to identify your training needs and a solution that fits.
Our technical college instructors have industry experience and maintain robust networks with their field of expertise, assuring that they understand your needs.
Anyone going out and about in the Chippewa Valley is sure to encounter the changes at any counter, from banks to convenience stores and supermarkets. In the age of COVID-19, plastic barriers have been installed to shield clerks from patrons in an effort to slow the virus’s spread.
A local manufacturer that specializes in making injection mold bases is busy supplying clients that manufacture COVID-19 testing materials. Vincent Tool, in Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin employs about 25 machinists, with all but a few graduates of CVTC’s Machine Tooling Technics program like owner Ken Skar.
