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CWC Jackson

Jackson, Wyoming

Jackson Credit Programs

Degrees you can complete from Jackson

Community Enrichment

View our community education offerings

ESL Classes

English as a second language

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.

Students transform their lives here. When they graduate, they are ready to lead and succeed in their careers and communities. Your financial support helps our students to grow, to overcome, to innovate, and to thrive. Together, we all flourish. Together, we make our way.

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CWC Jackson News

CWC Board of Trustees Approve New BAS Law Enforcement Degree Approval was received for a new Law Enforcement enhancement to be offered at CWC under the current Organizational Management and Leadership Bachelor of Applied Science Degree.
Welding woman among the 2 percent to join profession The 19-year-old Central Wyoming College student from Kremmling, Colo., is among the growing number of women choosing welding as a profession; though it is estimated only 2 percent of this nation’s welders are women.
West Nile virus subject of student research Central Wyoming College students involved in a long-term undergraduate research program are ramping up to carry on a study of West Nile Virus in Fremont County.