Westside Education & Training Center
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Our MissionThe Centers serve as "one-stop centers" that meet community members where they are and provide academic and workforce training for student success. About WETCWETC, located in Westside San Antonio, in the heart of the Edgewood community, opened in 2006 to improve the education and skill levels of students and community residents served by bridging the gap between education and high-skill, high-wage jobs through the alignment of education and workforce development efforts to ensure students and residents with opportunities to acquire the advanced education and skills necessary to be competitive in the workforce and to support the region’s targeted driver industries and the availability of trained and ready workforce. |
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Financial Literacy through Prosper West
The mission of Prosper West San Antonio is to foster economic development, promote the development and redevelopment of real estate within its target area, create viable urban communities, and preserve the character, culture, and history of the Westside.
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Free Educational and Job Placement Program
Land a high-quality, in-demand job with free tuition and career guidance. The Alamo Colleges is an approved training partner of SA Ready to Work. |
Want to learn more?
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Location: 210-485-0240 Office Hours: |
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Gene Gonzalez
210-485-0253
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Anna Sauceda
210-485-0255
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The New WETC
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In May 2017, voters approved $23 million to develop on the current site a brand new, permanent, state-of-art, 45,000-square-foot Alamo Colleges campus. Construction on the new facility began in Spring 2021. |
The new WETC will double the size of the current facility and allow for even greater community impact. It will be capable of supporting an early college high school, college technical and academic programs, and services for the community. The facility is designed with flexibility in mind for future Smart Growth. |