Jackson's Community College
Located in the Center for the Arts
Central Wyoming College's Jackson Outreach Center serves the needs of the local community by offering affordable, quality education. You can take classes to upgrade job skills, train for technical careers, prepare for your bachelors degree or take non-credit classes that enrich your life.
Flagship programming in Jackson includes an accredited culinary and hospitality program that has an impressive 100% employment rate upon graduation. This degree is uniquely tailored so that our students gain real work experience through internships and become a part of Jackson's local business community during the high tourist seasons. We also offer excellent nursing and health science programs.
For a full list of degrees, certificates and classes available in Jackson, visit our credit programs page.
Foundation courses such as English as a Second Language and Adult Basic Education/High School Equivalency classes are also offered through CWC Jackson.
Central Wyoming College: Jackson's Community College
CWC Jackson News
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Start-up intensive instructor nominated for Wyoming Women of Influence Sandy Schultz Hessler, instructor of the Central Wyoming College Start-Up Intensive in Jackson has been nominated for the 2018 Wyoming Women of Influence award. She was nominated in the Business and Business Services category.
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Ward Makes His Way Through Unique Culinary Program at CWC In just two short years Zack Ward will earn an associate’s degree from Central Wyoming College in culinary arts, a path Ward never dreamed would lead him to not only an education but obtaining the work experience needed to become successful.
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CWC International Recruiter Helps International Students Make Their Way to Wyoming In December 2017, Christina Chong Tsen Ye joined the Central Wyoming College admissions team to increase efforts to recruit more international students to CWC. Since she has started, applications for enrollment for international students have increased from six in June of 2017 to more than 65 in May of 2018, with more applicants coming in each week.
