In the coming years, Wisconsin expects to add over 210,000 jobs. This expanding economy requires a diverse, educated, and skilled labor force. Trade schools in the state help educate workers by offering degrees in various fields. With an average household income of over $60k, Wisconsin is a great place to live and work.
Empire Beauty Schools
Empire Beauty Schools offers hands-on experience in cosmetology, skincare, and cosmetology education at all of their locations.
Paul Mitchell Schools
There are more than 100 Paul Mitchell Schools nationwide that prepare future professionals for careers in the beauty industry. Students can learn in-demand skills to become cosmetologists, barbers, estheticians and nail designers.
Rasmussen College
Rasmussen College offers certificates and diplomas, as well as associates, bachelors, and masters degrees. Programs include Business, Design, Education, Health Sciences, Justice Studies, Nursing, and Technology.
According to the state’s Department of Workforce Development, Wisconsin expects more than a 7% increase in openings for CDL truck drivers, making commercial trucking one of the 50 fastest-growing careers in Wisconsin. The state also anticipates 3,000 or more new job openings a year for registered nurses.
The education and health service industry may see many new jobs in the next decade. These careers include healthcare support roles such as people who work in dentist offices, hospice care, and medical laboratories. Corporate businesses also could see nearly 38,000 new jobs with roles in management and business administration.