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Do you want a great career that you enjoy?
We can help you get certified and find employment that leads into a meaningful career. Join the thousands of high school and adult WCCC students each year who benefit through earning industry certifications that are in demand in the job market and earning college credit toward a degree.
Why WCCC?
There's a good chance that we do more than you think! We offer programs and services to a wide variety of students and community members. We are the regions career tech provider! If you live, work or hang out in Warren County, we're sure you know someone that is a part of the WCCC family! We're everywhere and we're thriving! Here are a few key things you might not realize we offer:
- Two full-service campuses that serve both high school & adult students
- Hands-on, relevant, career exploration and training starting in partner schools at the middle school level
- Regional testing center available to our entire community
- Free Aspire HISET (formerly GED), ESOL, and Adult Diploma programs
- Project Search transition programs for young adults with disabilities
- Learning Lab Preschool for local families
- Collaboration opportunities for local business and industry partners
- Warren County Small Business Alliance located on our Main Campus
And so much more!
Locations
Our programs are designed to align with the needs of the local workforce. We prepare students for the most in demand career fields, such as:
- Atrium Campus
- Main Campus
- Aspire at OhioMeansJobs
- WCCC Satellite Programs (WCCC @Your School)
- Project Search: Otterbein & Government Center
Myths about WCCC
We hear the craziest things sometimes, so we want to set the record straight!
Here are a few facts about WCCC that people don't know or assume incorrectly...
- You CAN go to college after attending WCCC.
- We offer ADULT EDUCATION programs too!
- High school students must APPLY to attend WCCC.
- Students stay connected to their home school.
- We offer high level academic courses, like CCP and AP.
Adult Ed Programs
Our Adult Education programs will prepare you for the most in-demand career fields. We'll help you earn the certifications and credentials you'll need to hone your skills, advance in your field, or change careers all together. We offer full-time programs in:
- Advanced Manufacturing Technology
- Cybersecurity & Networking
- Cosmetology
- Dental Assisting
- Electrical Power Line Mechanic
- Fire & EMS Academy
- Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC)
- Medical Assistant
- Pharmacy Technician
- Welding Technician/AWS Certified
High School Programs
Between Atrium and Main Campus we offer 20 full-time career tech education programs with endless opportunities.
- Dental Assisting
- Pre-Nursing
- Sports & Exercise Science
Adult Education students follow a different process for enrollment
HS Application Process
High school students typically apply for our programs during their sophomore year. All students must apply and be accepted to attend. Most of our programs fill up so it's important that students apply during the Dec 1 - Dec 31 Advantage window.
- Application window opens on November 16th.
- Advantage window closes on Dec 31st.
- Online application
- Priority is given to student that reside in our CTPD
It is NOT a first apply, first accepted system.
Adult Education students follow a different process for enrollment
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Empowering our community to make informed career choices.
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Years
Warren County Career Center has been impacting the community since 1975! That same year Microsoft was founded so that makes two new, powerful things to emerge that year!
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Advisory Members
Advisory Committees are essential to the success of WCCC and meet twice a year to enhance program decisions. We know a lot of neat people! Members include industry partners, current and former students, and parents.
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CTAGS
Career Technical Assurance Guides award college credit for career-technical coursework taken. CTAGS aren't offered in traditional high school programming so this makes us unique.
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CREDENTIALS
High school students for the 2022-23 school year at Main and Atrium Campuses have earned a significant number of credentials toward future careers. These allow our students to leave and go directly into high paying careers or pay their way through college while earning higher wages!
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Advanced Coursework
We have a lot of smart cookies! This is the number of high school students taking CCP or AP courses during the 2022-23 school year.
4,820
Satellite Students
Great career tech opportunities span our county. WCCC instructors guide and teach students onsite in all of our partner districts: Franklin, Kings, Lebanon, Little Miami, Springboro, and Waynesville, plus Fenwick.
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Dreams Fostered
Each and every day we change the lives of our students. This is the number of high school students and adult students who took joined the WCCC family during the 2022-23 school year.
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Graduation Rate
Our Atrium and Main Campus had a 100% high school graduation rate for the 2021-2022 AND 2022-2023 school years! We have hardworking students and supportive staff who are here to help students reach their goals.
La'Shay Strickland
High School Criminal Justice Program
WCCC has taught me so much and I am so thankful everyday. It has helped me so much in so many ways. I will always be a part of that school! Everyone there is amazing. 💙
Robin Ondersma
Adult Education Diploma Program & Current Welding Student
I learned that if you work hard, you can accomplish anything. The hardest part is believing in yourself. Everyone at the WCCC believed in me, even when I felt like I couldn’t do it.
Matthew Cox
High School Welding Program
I’m onto my senior year. All I can say is this has gotta be the best junior year ever. Can’t wait for senior year with all my brothers.
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