The Wisconsin Technical College System (WTCS) is the coordinating and oversight body for Wisconsin’s 16 public, two-year technical colleges that prepare students to thrive in the face of rapid changes in the workplace, creating economic vitality for individuals, employers and communities throughout the state.
Students
274000+
students enroll each year
Graduates
93%
of technical college graduates are employed within six months of graduation
Employers
98%
of employers surveyed said a local technical college was important to the overall success of their business
News
Adult Education
The main mission of the technical colleges is to help people find the skills they need to find the career that best suits them. Often times that can mean helping people learn to speak English or learn reading and writing. Adult high school, adult education and English as a second language courses are provided at Wisconsin's technical colleges for no cost to the learners.
Delta Dental of Wisconsin Foundation Provides $2 Million to Technical College Dental Workforce Program Improvement
DDWI Foundation will provide matching funds to 14 WI technical colleges directed under Wisconsin Act 89 to expand statewide oral care access
Wisconsin Technical College System Board Names New President
The Wisconsin Technical College System Board today announced the next leader of Wisconsin’s largest higher education System.
Fact Book: Student Data
The WTCS Fact Book: Student Data includes information about headcount and Full-Time Equivalent (FTE) student enrollments, program and apprenticeship outcomes information, and student demographic data.
Read the publication online here or download using the links below.