A Williamson Education
Williamson takes a unique approach to technical education . Over the course of three years at the college , students receive a broad education that includes study of trade and technical theory in the classroom and realistic work projects . Students also receive academic instruction that is designed to contribute to their career success . This well-rounded training is intended to provide graduates with the skills necessary for success in a wide variety of career options , from positions in the trade and technical fields to employment as small business owners .
But training at Williamson goes far beyond the classroom , as students live in a carefully structured environment that includes daily chapel , work details , a dress code , and clearly defined rules and responsibilities . A Williamson education emphasizes the importance of moral values , industry , and quality workmanship . The goal is to instill in students character traits for success in life and on the job , including self-discipline , personal integrity , and reliability .
For 130 years , Williamson has been using its unique approach to education to prepare high-quality tradesmen and technicians . In the process , it has gained a national reputation for producing graduates who have become expert craftsmen , successful businessmen , respected citizens , and recognized leaders in their fields .
College Education Goals , Objectives , and Outcomes
Goals :
General / Technical Education - To fulfill the mission of preparing young men to be productive , the college prioritizes general / technical education , with the goal of providing students with appropriate instruction and training in academic , trade , and technical areas in order to prepare them for employment .
Leadership Education - To fulfill the mission of preparing young men to be leaders , the college prioritizes leadership education , with the goal of developing and enhancing students ’ leadership potential .
Character Education - To fulfill the mission of preparing young men to be respected , the college prioritizes character education , with the goal of developing that character of its students according to the Christian tradition , as exemplified in the school ’ s core values .
Objectives :
General and Technical Education
• To educate students in courses of a general nature so that they will be equipped to succeed professionally and pursue further education , if desired .
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