Western States College of Construction Receives Accreditation from ACCE Denver, CO – Following a rigorous process, the American Council for Construction Education (ACCE) granted accreditation to the Western States College
Graduating college is not the only pathway to economic security and upward mobility for American workers. Through registered apprenticeship programs, the construction industry enables blue-collar workers to achieve middle class
Registered apprenticeships are training programs in which participants get the opportunity to “earn while they learn” with tuition costs covered by employers or joint labor-management organizations, who gain access to
There continues to be an overall skilled tradesmen shortage in America or skills gap. While getting your 4-year college degree seems to be “all the rage”, the latest findings from the Bureau of Labor & Statistics show that skilled trades such as welders and electricians once again top the latest list of the most difficult-to-fill job openings.
In the blink of an eye, our world changed. As COVID-19 swept Colorado and the nation, our economy came to a standstill. Businesses shuttered, schools closed, people dug in and even lawmakers suspended their work.
Like most other American high school students, Garret Morgan had it drummed into him constantly: Go to college. Get a bachelor’s degree.
The vision of WSCC is to provide the opportunity for each member of our community to build and sustain an exceptional career while making a positive difference in our community and our country.
