Northwest Career & Technical Academy

Real world learning opportunities in a hands-on environment

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  • What is NCTA?

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    Free hands-on, interactive school, providing technical and professional training for high school-aged students.
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  • Are NCTA classes free?

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    YES!  Our courses are provided free to students through the Skagit, Whatcom & Snohomish Counties public school systems.
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  • Who is eligible to attend NCTA?

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    Our courses are provided to students who are Juniors and Seniors, anyone age 16 to 20 who has not received a high school diploma, or anyone age 16 to 20 who has earned his/her GED.
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  • What does a student's schedule look like when attending NCTA?

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    Students attend NCTA half-day and their local high school the other half.
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  • Can students also earn college credits?

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    Yes. Most programs allow students the opportunity to get college credit through CTE Dual credit for what they do in the program when they receive an “A” or “B” grade.

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All students deserve to learn real-world skills, that will benefit them after High School!

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    Information about the 2021 Summer Session can be found on the Summer Session Page! 

     Registration for the 2021 Summer Session will open on May 12th.

     

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     Need help applying?  CLICK HERE for a step-by-step guide

    If you would prefer a paper application, click here. Please note, sending school approval is still required before being reviewed at NCTA.

     

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    Questions? Feel free to reach out at (360) 848-0706 or by email at info@nwtech.k12.wa.us 

     

     

     

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