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Central Wisconsin Christian School

Where Christ Is Central

Ag-Pro-Tech

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Ag/Pro/Tech

We Are Learning Through Action


CWC’s Ag/Pro/Tech program provides students with hands-on opportunities to explore skilled trades, technical careers, and practical problem-solving through meaningful real-world experiences.

 

Students can participate in hands-on courses including:

Professional Trades

  • Metals & Manufacturing
  • Welding (GMAW, SMAW, GTAW)
  • Small Engines
  • Home & Auto Maintenance
  • Building Trades

Agriculture

  • Plant Science
  • Horticulture
  • Animal Science
  • Environmental Science

Technology & Design

  • Robotics
  • Python Coding
  • Drafting & Design
  • Web Design
  • Business Applications & Excel

 

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To support these growing programs, CWC has invested in a 7,000-square-foot learning space where students can practice and apply the skills they are learning in the classroom. Students also have access to a greenhouse that supports agricultural learning experiences.
Our technology courses
help students build skills in technology, communication, design, organization, and analytical thinking while preparing them for future opportunities in trades, business, engineering, computer science, and other technical fields.


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A blue outline icon of a ribbon award with a checkmark inside a circle.Technology Certifications

CWC offers students opportunities to earn industry-recognized certifications through select technology and career-focused courses. These opportunities reflect CWC’s commitment to helping students connect learning to real-world skills and future career pathways.

 

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Microsoft Office Specialist: Excel Associate Certification

 

Students who complete Microsoft Excel and continue into Data Analytics have the opportunity to prepare for and take the Microsoft Office Specialist: Excel Associate Certification exam at CWC. Students who successfully pass the exam earn an industry-recognized certification demonstrating proficiency in Microsoft Excel and data analysis skills.

 

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FAA Certified Drone Pilot License

 

Through the Remote Pilot course, students learn about small unmanned aircraft systems and FAA Part 107 regulations for commercial drone operations. After preparing for the exam, students may take the FAA certification test at an approved testing center in Oshkosh. Students who pass the exam earn their FAA Certified Drone Pilot License.

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Juniors and Seniors have the option to participate in Youth Apprenticeship with CESA 6, where students work alongside local professionals in real-world settings. Whether it’s healthcare, agriculture, education, or business, apprenticeships allow students to explore careers, gain valuable job experience, and see how their faith applies beyond the classroom.

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Equipped for today.

Prepared for tomorrow.

 

 

We prepare students to glorify God and serve in His world, no matter what they are called to do.