Career Technical Programs
Skills for Today.
Built for What's Next.
Learn by doing through hands-on programs that prepare you with practical skills, career-focused training, and pathways to real opportunities.
See Career Technical Education in Action
Take a closer look at how Wallace students turn classroom learning into practical skills and career preparation.
Explore Career Technical Programs
Find the path that fits your interests and goals. Wallace offers programs designed to build practical skills for technical, skilled, business, service, and technology careers.
Air Conditioning & Refrigeration
Train to install, maintain, repair, and troubleshoot residential and commercial HVAC/R systems.
Explore the Program →Automotive Technology
Develop hands-on skills in automotive diagnostics, maintenance, repair, electronics, and modern vehicle technology.
Explore the Program →Business Technologies
Build practical business, office, accounting, technology, and administrative skills for today's workplace.
Explore the Program →Child Development
Prepare for rewarding careers working with young children in educational and childcare environments.
Explore the Program →Computer Information Science
Develop technology skills for careers in computing, networking, programming, and information systems.
Explore the Program →Cosmetology
Gain hands-on training and professional skills for careers in cosmetology, hair care, beauty, and salon services.
Explore the Program →Criminal Justice
Explore law enforcement, corrections, courts, investigations, and other areas of the criminal justice system.
Explore the Program →Electrical Technology
Learn technical skills for installing, maintaining, and troubleshooting residential and industrial electrical systems.
Explore the Program →Engineering Graphics
Build skills in drafting, computer-aided design, technical drawing, and tools used in engineering and manufacturing.
Explore the Program →Esthetics
Prepare for professional skincare and esthetic services through classroom instruction and hands-on experience.
Explore the Program →Industrial Systems Technology
Learn industrial maintenance skills including automation, robotics, PLCs, mechanics, fluid power, and troubleshooting.
Explore the Program →Masonry
Develop hands-on skills in brick, block, construction techniques, tools, safety, and structural masonry.
Explore the Program →Welding Technology
Build practical welding skills through hands-on training with techniques and equipment used throughout industry.
Explore the Program →Looking for a Faster Path to the Workforce?
Not every career requires a degree. Wallace Workforce Fast-Track programs provide short-term, career-focused training designed to help you build practical skills and prepare for employment faster.
Learn It Here.
Use It Out There.
Career Technical Education connects what you learn in class with the tools, technology, environments, and skills used in the workplace.
Hands-On from the Start
Learn through labs, shops, equipment, demonstrations, projects, and practical training instead of relying on classroom theory alone.
Credentials That Matter
Many programs help prepare students to pursue certifications and industry credentials connected to their chosen career field.
More Than One Way Forward
Degree and certificate options give students multiple pathways toward employment, career advancement, or continued education.
