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The NCTA is a consortium of the six Skagit County school districts (Anacortes, Burlington-Edison, Concrete, Mount Vernon, La Conner and Sedro-Woolley), two Whatcom County school districts (Bellingham, and Meridian), and Skagit Valley College.

The Pierce County Skills Center serves juniors and seniors from our 10 school districts: Bethel, Eatonville, Fife, Franklin Pierce, Orting, Steilacoom, Sumner, Tacoma, University Place and White River.

The center prides itself on serving all students in the 18 college and career preparation programs offered at PSSC. The mission is to prepare each of our attending students for success in college, a meaningful career and global citizenship.

The Seattle Skills Center is committed to delivering advanced career and technical education for high school juniors and seniors. Courses offer high school credit, industry recognized certification, advanced learning, and college credit.

Sno-Isle TECH Skills Center is a public school offering technical training for high school students in the Everett area. Sno-Isle Tech currently offer twenty one courses in five different career pathways and class credit appears as elective credits.

Tri-Tech Skills Center partners with your high school to offer advanced technical and professional training. Our goal at Tri-Tech is to achieve successful job placement or continuing education for all of our students in the Kennewick area.

WANIC operates as a cooperative consortium of eight local school districts. Member districts are: Bellevue, Everett, Issaquah, Lake Washington, Mercer Island, Northshore, Riverview, and Snoqualmie Valley.

We provide industry standard technical training and employable skills. We personally assist students in a pathway to successful career opportunities and/or post-secondary education, while committing to the success of students.

West Sound Technical is a nine school district educational cooperative center serving students as an off-campus training site. The Skills Center provides an opportunity for students to receive job training as part of the public educational system.

Yakima Valley Technical Skills Center (YV-TECH) began its operation in 1977 with six programs; today that number has increased to twenty-three programs. Operating as a co-op YV-TECH offers technical career programs to local high schools.