North Central Kansas Technical College (NCK Tech) 
...serving North Central Kansas, and beyond

Living in the Solomon Valley
​Mitchell County, KS

We are dedicated to being a leader in workforce development by maximizing value for students, employers and communities through educational excellence.

Since 1964, North Central Kansas Technical College (NCK Tech) has become a recognized leader in technical education and workforce development in the state of Kansas and beyond.  With campus locations in Beloit and Hays, the institution serves over 750 students annually.  As a fully accredited college, NCK Tech awards transferrable credits to prepare students for immediate employment, industry-driven credentials, and further education.
 
NCK Tech offers

• two-year Associate of Applied Science degrees
• one-year certificate programs
• short-term and customized training

The College partners with industry and educational entities of all levels to increase learning opportunities for its constituents.

North of US Highway 24, the Beloit, NCK Tech campus resides on 40 beautiful acres.  Classroom consist of 26 buildings that provide 200,000 square feet of space for the college’s 25 programs and on-campus housing.

​Led by their board of trustees, NCK Tech’s 100 employees are committed to achieving excellence through student success and meeting their communities' needs.  As advisory committee members, regional business leaders help shape the College’s curriculum to ensure what is being taught reflects the needs of industry.  Learning from dedicated instructors with extensive work histories and academic credentials, NCK Tech students receive a relevant, hands-on learning experience.

Admin Offices
3033 US Hwy 24
Beloit, Kansas 67420

• P: 800-658-4655 
  
• P: 785-738-2276​

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Our Mission
Deliver applied, innovative and personalized education to empower learners, enrich lives, develop skilled professionals and strengthen economic systems.

North Central Kansas Technical College is accredited by the Kansas Board of Regents and the Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools.