About Our School

Destination Wisconsin Vocational College prepares students for a prospective future through innovative online courses that combine traditional academic and vocational technical education.

Students can explore the exciting career path of architecture and architecture, business, finance, health science, IT and marketing

Participation in the destination and graduation prepare for the success of the student. Through universities and vocational training, students can use employment skills shortly after graduating high school. Our students are ready to take the industry certification exam at the time of graduation. These certifications will open doors for students with high demand, high salaries, and sometimes high tech!

* Only those students who went to this destination for at least two years will be given adequate vocational education (CTE) courses to prepare for certification exams.

Destination teachers will receive a national license in their particular subject areas. As a parent or guardian of a student-coach coach, students and teachers learn classes of students by providing supervision and guidance to participate in children's learning. Regular exchange with teachers through e-mail, telephone and online conference

Last year, our VentureLab pop-up classroom was very valuable for our team test course and educational strategy, and interface with students and local people to gather feedback on our school model. To date, we have tied up with 35 venture laboratories and cooperated with about 100 students through partnership with SAY Detroit Recreation Center. As we continue to move toward the start date of VentureSchool, we hope to continue using VentureLabs as a proof of concept for our unique learning approach. We will also open VentureLab to more students in Detroit. Indeed, between April and August 2018, we intend to host 90 VentureLabs in the city to provide these practical entrepreneurial learning experiences for over 200 students . In addition to the SAY Detroit Recreation Center, we will also offer VentureLab at the new Durfee Community Innovation Center in May and this year's summer at two partner schools.

Last year, we studied Detroit and learned about the resilience of the city - full of passion and dedication to caring for the future of children and school. Our expansion to Detroit is only possible as a generous business, foundation and individual donor donated a total of two million dollars at the beginning of the New Year. This is almost half of the 5 million dollar capital move required to build a beautiful outdoor learning classroom at 100 schools in Detroit. Local partners like Gordon Food Service, Connection Foundation, Charitable Carroll Irich will help realize this dream. Teachers and principals in Detroit can apply for their school's learning park. In April, Detroit built our first learning park on Turkish lands.