With over 118 programs, 38 certificates, and 13 apprenticeships, Chippewa Valley Technical College is here for you, for life! Start here with the most affordable option to complete your general education classes or choose one of our fast, flexible program options to earn your degree and land the perfect job. Plus, we offer cutting edge continuing education to learn new skills or start a new career. No matter what you need, CVTC is The Right Choice!
Graduates
95%
of CVTC grads are employed six months after graduation
Salary
$47452
average annual salary for associate degree graduates
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Becoming familiar with the language and culture of a new nation is challenging enough for immigrants. Add to that the challenge of starting a new food-related business during a pandemic and economic downturn, and you arrive at what the lives of the Pereira family members are currently.
Dustin Goodman found his calling in life when he sat by the hospital bedside of his mother’s best friend as she struggled to breathe due to primary pulmonary hypertension. Despite the best efforts of her doctors, nurses and respiratory therapists, she was unable to recover and died in 2010, two years before Goodman graduated from Fall Creek High School.
Imagine Kim Ernstmeyer’s surprise when she saw Chippewa Valley Technical College had been used as a five-star example to other colleges and universities on how best to use Higher Education Emergency Relief Fund money to help mitigate the spread of COVID-19.
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New CVTC President Sunem Beaton-Garcia’s childhood shaped how she fosters a culture of learning.
