Having a career requires training.  Let’s work together to get you the qualifications you need.

 

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Are you thinking of starting college for the first time, gaining some hands-on skills after completing a baccalaureate degree, or expanding your skills as you move into a new career field? The faculty and staff at Walla Walla Community College can help. The College offers a number of degree and certificate options through the Water Technologies & Management Program, including 2+2 pathways to Bachelor Degrees at Washington State University (complete the first 2 years here and the final 2 years at WSU):

 

Choosing the right college and program is a big decision, but it doesn’t have to be stressful and confusing. We can help you navigate the process to find the educational pathway that will allow you to achieve your career goal. When looking at a college, educational quality, job opportunities upon graduation, length of time required to complete a degree, location, and cost are all important considerations.

 

Our degree programs are designed to meet employer needs, and since Walla Walla Community College was named the top community college in the nation, you don’t have to wonder about the quality of the educational training you’ll receive. The Water Technologies & Management Program at Walla Walla Community College can prepare you for many different career opportunities. Graduates of our programs work around the country in outdoor, lab, and office settings. If you have an interest in conservation, nature, irrigation, agriculture, hiking, electricity, motors, computers, fish, and/or using your hands, Walla Walla Community College can help you create a successful career.

 

There are many different types of college programs. Our programs at Walla Walla Community College emphasize hands-on training opportunities focused on in-demand careers. There are six month, two year (AAS) degree options, and two year transfer (AAS-T) degree options. AAS degrees are Associate of Applied Arts and Sciences degrees. Upon completion of this type of degree students have the skills necessary to work in their selected career. Students with this degree typically start at the technician level. AAS-T degrees are Associate in Applied Science Transfer Degrees. An AAS-T degree prepares students to transfer to a partner baccalaureate institution like Washington State University. Students complete two years at Walla Walla Community College and two years at Washington State University, so they earn their baccalaureate degree in four years.

 

The Water Technologies & Management Program is about training and job placement. The Annual Career & Internship Networking Event is one way Walla Walla Community College will help you meet employers, get connected, and find the job you want. Thinking Walla Walla Community College might be a good fit for you? Do you have some questions? Click here to continue this conversation with Melissa Holecek, the Water & Environmental Center’s Workforce Community Relations Coordinator or visit our quick contact page and Melissa will reach out to you.