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It’s easy—and rewarding—to become an Industry Preferred Partner of the Northwest Career Colleges Federation. Join the outstanding vendors, service providers and professional organizations who have partnered with the Northwest Career Colleges Federation.
What's new
To keep up with growing demand, the 2010 Careers That Work! scholarship program will make available five $1000 scholarships to every high school in Idaho, Oregon and Washington to award to 2010 graduates. For the past ten years the number available was three per high school. For more information call 425/376-0369.
Did you know?
The first recorded private “venture” school opened in 1705 in Colonial America, the first business college opened in Washington in 1886 and Perry Technical Institute opened in 1941, making it the oldest, continuously operating private career college in Washington. In 2009, private career colleges are highly efficient educators, integral to the economy’s turn-around by providing career-focused education.
G.E.D. Online Preparation
The Northwest Career Colleges Federation provides Free online GED preparation courses for potential or current students at all its member schools. We partner with Comcourse, a provider of complete eLearning solutions, to offer this valuable bridge to success for students.
Our online course provides NWCCF members with the on-campus opportunity to assist students without a high school diploma prepare for taking the GED test. The program uses proven pedagological approaches, covering all five GED subject areas and providing students the opportunity to absorb key concepts, discover problem-solving tactics and practice with test items typically found on GED exams.
Our self-paced course allows students to improve test-taking skills and determine their own readiness prior to taking the actual exam.
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New student registration
Students will need an authorization code in order to register. Colleges must contact the NWCCF to procure codes. Upon successful submission, a student’s username and password will be e-mailed.