Who is WyoTech?
We're not just a tech school, we're a community of students and instructors who are passionate about the automotive, diesel, motorcycle, marine, and collision refinishing career fields
About WyoTech
WyoTech, formerly known as Wyoming Technical Institute, is dedicated to high-quality, college-level, career-oriented education in the automotive, diesel, motorcycle, HVAC, watercraft, and collision/refinishing industries. Each WyoTech program is designed to provide our students with the skills they need to achieve their education goals.
Most WyoTech diploma programs can be completed in less than a year and a half. There are currently six WyoTech campuses across the country. This website is dedicated to providing you detailed information about WyoTech classes and programs.
Through the use of industry-based advisory committees, employed graduate contacts, and faculty/industry interactions, WyoTech continually upgrades and modifies programs to enhance each graduate's employability.
WyoTech's primary objectives are to impart specific knowledge and skills, to graduate each and every student who begins training, and to place them in their chosen fields. In order to achieve these objectives, the curriculum, the faculty and staff, and the facilities and learning environment become equally important.
WyoTech's curricula allow students to concentrate exclusively on learning technical skills in diploma programs or to expand their education with associate degree programs.
WyoTech prepares students for the post-graduation working world by teaching on a workday, not a school day schedule. Most students attend classes approximately eight hours a day, five days a week.
The faculty and staff respect the professional decision students have made to enter career training. We believe professionalism is as important an aspect of training as are technical and business skills. For that reason, WyoTech has established rules and regulations concerning attendance, behavior and academic performance in classrooms, labs and shops. These rules are enforced, both on campus and in housing at the Wyoming campus, and each student's grades are adjusted weekly to reflect "professionalism points." Professionalism develops a positive attitude, personal motivation, and career pride. These elements, combined with technical expertise, produce a WyoTech graduate– who may become a skilled professional technician.
Campuses
Our career training programs are short-term, and most of our students complete their programs in less than 16 months.
Jessi Combs - Extreme 4x42004 Graduate
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Co-host of Spike TV's "Xtreme 4X4"
"At WyoTech, I received the skill set necessary to take me as far as my imagination will lead me."
Jessi Combs' motto, "It's not how big you are in the fight; it's how big the fight is in you," has taken her a long way...
5 Plumbing Jobs You Should Never Do YourselfMay 8th 2013
While DIY projects are great for saving money, some projects -- particularly plumbing projects -- should always be left to professionals.
Chip Foose Restores 1967 Ford Mustang with WyoTech StudentsApr 16th 2013If you love seeing cars restored, don't miss seeing Chip Foose and four WyoTech students bring a classic 1967 Ford Mustang back to life.