Wisconsin Technical College System
The Wisconsin Technical College System (WTCS) is the coordinating and oversight body for Wisconsin's 16 public, two-year technical colleges. The system provides affordable, relevant, and rigorous hands-on education that leads directly to employment. With over 500 programs offering associate degrees, technical diplomas, and certificates, WTCS serves more than 274,000 students annually. The system focuses on preparing students to thrive in rapidly changing workplaces, creating economic vitality for individuals, employers, and communities throughout Wisconsin. Key highlights include a 93% employment rate for graduates within six months of graduation and a strong connection to local workforce needs. WTCS has been operating since 1911 and continually assesses workforce trends to develop students' skills for current and future job markets.
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21 grantsFY 27-28 Perkins V (150-258) Strengthening Programs
FY 27-28 Perkins V (150-258) Strengthening Programs supports Wisconsin technical and tribal colleges in improving career and technical education programs to strengthen Perkins V performance.
FY 27-28 EMS Education Grant (102-128)
The FY 27-28 EMS Education Grant (102-128) supports Wisconsin technical colleges in providing EMS courses, expanding instructional capacity, and aligning education with workforce needs.
FY 27-28 AEFLA (146/149-168) Section 243 IELCE
FY 27-28 AEFLA (146/149-168) Section 243 IELCE supports adult English language learners through literacy, civics education, and job preparation to build English skills and economic self-sufficiency.
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