For over 100 years, NTC has been a vital educational component for the citizens of north central Wisconsin. In 1969, NTC and the Antigo Vocational School merged, which resulted in NTC’s first regional campus. NTC Antigo has been effectively connecting our learners with the business community ever since.

Whether you are considering a college education for yourself or your child, a degree that is tied to marketable job skills is vital. Fortunately the NTC Antigo campus provides a local option for a college degree that is both cost effective and provides the job skills of the future.

Wood Technology Center of Excellence
NTC’s Centers of Excellence focus on expanding and developing the natural assets and resources in a particular community. By creating educational programs and instructional services that are geographically located adjacent to regional economic assets, the College positions itself to provide value added services in support of local economic development.

In 2009, in collaboration with Langlade County, the City of Antigo, local K-12 schools and local wood manufacturers, the College broke ground on a one-of-a-kind Wood Technology Center of Excellence at the Antigo campus. The 27,000 square foot facility is now dedicated to training students to design and fabricate wood products through the use of cutting-edge technology.
 

NTC offers dozens of associate degrees, technical diplomas and certificates at the Antigo campus. You can also complete a General Studies Transfer Certificate, which allows students to transfer 30 general studies credits to University of Wisconsin and private four-year universities who partner with NTC.

If you haven’t checked us out, consider stopping in for a tour or schedule an appointment with our enrollment advisor to see if learning locally at NTC Antigo is an option for you.

 

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