Career-Ready Education
Hands-on learning helps students build skills they can bring directly to the workplace.
Workforce Forward 2026
The $149.1 million Wake Tech Bond would expand training in public safety, skilled trades, automotive technology, and healthcare while renewing classrooms, technology, and infrastructure across the college.
The 2026 Wake Tech Bond
Wake County is growing, and so is the demand for skilled workers in public safety, healthcare, construction, automotive technology and other high-demand fields.
The $149.1 million Wake Tech Bond will expand training for these essential careers while modernizing the facilities, technology and equipment students need to succeed.
These investments will create more pathways to good careers, help local employers find the skilled talent they need, and strengthen the workforce that keeps Wake County moving forward.
Vote YES to invest in Wake Tech and the people our growing community depends on.
Explore the bond's impact
The bond balances new training capacity with the campus, technology, and equipment investments students rely on.
$41M
More capacity for high-demand, hands-on career training.
$65M
Updated learning spaces, labs, and building systems.
$20.4M
Renewal of essential facilities across the college.
$22.7M
Current tools and flexible spaces for changing needs.
Workforce forward
From health sciences to technical education, Wake Tech gives students practical experience for careers our community depends on.
Hands-on learning helps students build skills they can bring directly to the workplace.
Purpose-built labs and current equipment prepare students for evolving industries.
More graduates mean more skilled professionals serving Wake County.
Community impact
Students gain pathways to meaningful careers. Employers gain access to skilled talent. Residents benefit from the professionals who keep the region healthy, safe, connected, and moving forward.
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