College Administration

Business Services provides goods and services to all Wake Tech divisions and departments to support instruction, research and college administration.

Wake Tech allows groups and organizations to use college facilities for educational purposes when the facilities aren't being used for classes or other college activities and when the outside use doesn't conflict with programs or classes already being offered by the college.

Facilities Operations supports the mission of the college by operating and maintaining nearly 400 acres of land and about 2.3 million square feet of building space at six major campuses and several smaller sites.

Financial Services handles everything related to money for the college, including collecting tuition payments from students, paying vendors for their services and processing payroll and supplementary payments to employees.

Government Relations and Strategic Partnerships works to strengthen relationships with local, federal and state officials and agencies to enhance their understanding of Wake Tech's contributions and improve the college's competitive stance for new projects and appropriations.

Human Resources provides future, current and past employees with the highest level of customer service while maintaining an atmosphere of professionalism and confidentiality.

ITS supports student learning, faculty teaching and college operations through the use of information technology.

Institutional Effectiveness & Research researches, develops and leads strategic and innovative initiatives to improve student outcomes and ensures institutional quality and compliance with federal and state law and accreditation standards.

The Ombuds is an impartial resource for students, faculty, staff and administrators, helping them find options to address concerns, resolve conflicts and handle a variety of institutional issues in a confidential and informal manner.

Workforce Development offers a variety of non-degree classes for career enhancement and professional development, high school completion, English language mastery and personal interest.