WyoTech

The leading automotive, diesel and collision trade school welcomed nearly 100 companies to its February career fair.

The Hall of Fame recognizes the school's most accomplished graduates forging their way in the trades and making a difference in the world.

Three WyoTech students were recipients of the Jessi Combs Foundation (JCF) scholarship, which empowers young women to pursue careers in trades and other male-dominated fields.

First of its kind partnership benefits WyoTech's automotive students and the public university's LREC agriculture program

A women's organization founded at a leading automotive and diesel mechanic trade school is trailblazing in the skilled-labor workforce.

The classroom will be utilized for hands-on diesel training and experience training on diagnostics, fuel and engine exhaust systems, and more

Riverton High School Graduate Gets Position at John Deere Dealer After Education at WyoTech

The growing diesel technician school in Wyoming is helping cultivate the next crop of skilled workers to enter the workforce.

Jessi Combs, a renowned racecar driver and female powerhouse in the trades, was a WyoTech graduate who embodied the traits celebrated during Women's History Month

The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics estimates over 28,000 openings annually over the next decade, further demonstrating WyoTech's key role in the job market as a leader in diesel and automotive training.

The automotive, diesel, and collision trade school's population was just 26 in 2018.

C&B Operations, a John Deere dealer, sent the students jet hopping to tractor dealerships as they neared the completion of their advanced diesel technician course.