Wyoming Technical Institute (WyoTech)
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Wyoming Technical Institute (Now known as "WyoTech") is a for-profit college system founded in Laramie, Wyoming in 1966. WyoTech offers education within the automotive, diesel, collision/refinishing, street rod & custom fabrication, chassis fabrication & high performance engines, custom upholstery, motorcycle and marine mechanics, aviation, HVAC, and plumbing industries.
WyoTech employs hands-on learning in an environment featuring the same equipment used in the workplace.
WyoTech's Daytona Beach location features motorcycle and marine mechanics instruction. Their new facility will allow them to graduate over 1600 students per year from that one location.
WyoTech is the National Technical School of the National Hot Rod Association. In 2007 WyoTech will graduate over 10,000 students and help them gain employment in their industry of choice.
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[edit] Notable alumni
- Jessi Combs - Spike TV's Extreme 4X4
- Brian Fuller - Works for Chip Foose
- Levi Green - Works for Rad Rides by Troy
[edit] TV shows filmed at WyoTech
- Overhaulin' - "School's Out" season one
- HorsePowerTV's - "Quick Tips"
- TrucksTV - "How It Works"
[edit] WyoTech Campus Locations
WyoTech is owned by Corinthian Colleges, Inc..
[edit] External links
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