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Explore CVTC Programs

Start your path to a good-paying job and a rewarding career at CVTC. With over 90 programs, CVTC provides you with hands-on learning and the training and skills you need to move quickly into a fulfilling career, or serve as a platform to launch into unlimited opportunities.

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Program Delivery Methods

Face-to-face, or traditional, courses take place in a classroom setting at a scheduled time with an instructor. These courses allow you to enjoy the traditional college experience that connects you with faculty and students. Face-to-face classes provide a community for those who wish to experience traditional on-campus involvement.

Online courses provide you the opportunity to take classes at a time and location that is convenient for you! This course delivery method is perfect for the self-motivated student who is dedicated to independent learning. Classes will not meet face-to-face, but participating in the course and following the instructor’s timeline is important. Flexibility is key for online courses!

MyChoice offers the best of both face-to-face and online courses. These classes allow you to complete your coursework in person or online, depending on your needs. MyChoice allows for flexibility and accessibility, while also providing an optional classroom experience and a connection to campus. The choice is yours!

Ready to get started at CVTC? Apply online or call 1-800-547-CVTC with questions.

Not sure what program you'd like to take? Take our career assessment to discover which program is perfect for you!

Certificates

CVTC's certificates are a great way to gain current skills quickly to meet your goals and move ahead! Our certificates allow you to master a specific and valuable set of skills that make you attractive to employers, while laying a foundation for your future. If you are looking to change careers, advance your career, or give yourself an edge in the workforce, a certificate is the right choice.

Start earning your certificate today!

Apply Online or call 1-800-547-CVTC with questions.

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Air Conditioning, Heating & Refrigeration Technology

Aviation

Business, Finance & Marketing

Information Technology

Law, Public Safety and Security

Manufacturing

Transportation

 

Apprenticeships

Apprenticeships give you access to careers that are typically unavailable to those without experience, and build skills that are transferable from one employer to another and from one area of the country to another. They combine structured on-the-job training with related classroom instruction.

Select an Apprenticeship

Adult Education Services

As a community partner in the Chippewa Valley, CVTC provides quality adult education services free of charge. Whether you are looking to earn your GED/HSED, prepare for college, or increase your employability, we can help. Our certified instructors will work with you to develop an individualized Personal Education Plan designed to meet your personal, career, and academic goals.

Basic Education

Develop or refresh your reading, writing, spelling, vocabulary, grammar, problem solving, and math skills.

GED/HSED

Earn your GED or HSED by working at your own pace. Brush up on your academic skills before taking your GED or HSED tests. We offer free one-on-one instructional support in an open-lab setting and six-week boot camp classes each semester. Learn more about GED/HSED.

Ability to Benefit

The Ability to Benefit program is for students who want to earn a CVTC college credential using financial aid and earn their high school credential at the same time. Meet with a College Navigator to learn more about eligibility and program guidelines.

Computer Literacy

Learn keyboarding, computer processes and functions, Microsoft Office programs, internet navigation, and email.

English Language Learning (ELL)

Learn English listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills at beginning, intermediate, and advanced levels. Learn more about improving your English skills.

College Admission & Transition Support

  • Meet with a College Navigator to develop a personal success plan and identify resources that will help your transition to CVTC.
  • Work one-on-one with an instructor to refresh skills in reading, writing, and math to prepare for admission testing.
  • Participate in our Transition to College class and develop the skills needed to be a strong performer in college courses.
  • Practice using CVTC technology, build textbook reading and note taking skills, and learn test-taking strategies.

Career Planning & Job-Seeking Skills

College Success Seminars

CVTC offers free College Success Seminars that are designed to help you brush up on basic skills you’ll need to be successful as a student. Learn more about College Success Seminars.

Contact Us

We have walk-in Learning Centers at each of our campuses, so you can work at a location most convenient for you.

Eau Claire
620 W. Clairemont Ave, BEC Room 111
715-833-6400

Chippewa Falls
770 Scheidler Rd, Room 105
715-738-3848

Menomonie
403 Technology Dr E., Room 103
715-233-5344

Neillsville
11 Tiff Ave, Room 102
715-743-3965

River Falls
500 S. Wasson Lane, Room 105
715-426-8208

GED/HSED

CVTC offers two options for high school completion: the GED certificate and the HSED. The GED is accepted by most employers, technical colleges, and community colleges. Some employers, universities, and branches of the military require an HSED or high school diploma. You can decide which option is best for you. Learn more about GED/HSED.

High School Contract

The High School Contract program is an agreement between CVTC and your high school that allows you to earn your HSED at CVTC in lieu of attending high school. If you are a current high school student that is at least 17 years of age and are at-risk of not graduating from high school, the CVTC High School Contract program may be an option for you. Learn more about the High School Contract program.

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