Western Technical College

WTC’s primary purpose is to train people who will be capable of successfully pursuing a career in their chosen field. The programs are designed to train the inexperienced person for entry-level employment and upgrade experienced people in their respective fields. 

Western Tech provides up-to-date technology and training for jobs that are in high demand.

–Sheila Covey, Career Services Representative

Welcome

Welcome. At Western Technical College, this one word means more than a simple greeting. It is a belief that is embodied by each and every staff member from the time a student first contacts us, through graduation and lifelong career development.

More Than Books

Family-owned and -operated for three generations, forty years ago, Western Technical College began as a place where people could learn how to take their passion and turn it into a career they loved. The real-world approach to education is one of the many reasons Western Tech alumni find success in their careers. We are always looking for ways to make your education more than just words in a book. What is special about Western Technical College is the way in which we will help you achieve your educational goals—a combination of hands-on experience, traditional classroom work, and industry-specific career development.

Be Prepared

Preparing students for careers is what we do every day. At Western Technical College, you will learn from the best! Our instructors present our students with real world experience. It is this experience, combined with state-of-the-industry facilities and equipment that will prepare our students with relevant skill sets that will be applicable the first day on the job. The few months that you invest in your education today will set the stage for the decades of your working life to come. We truly believe that our people make the difference. We have worked tirelessly to create an atmosphere where students can succeed and where they have a sense of belonging. In the end, our entire staff will always do what is best for you, the student.