Stephen is a software engineer who works for a delivery company that wants to launch a new shipment tracking app for its customers. His boss, Maria, has created a OneNote section with all the technical specifications and customer feedback for the app and shared it with Stephen and his team. Stephen needs to create a project plan from the OneNote section to plan his development tasks and ...
Williamson College of the Trades prepares deserving young men to be respected leaders and productive members of society. Through scholarships that fully meet each student’s financial need, Williamson uniquely develops the entire student, spiritually, socially, and professionally, emphasizing moral, trade, academic, and leadership education in ...
Williamson takes a unique approach to career and technical education. Over the course of three years at the college, students receive a comprehensive education that includes study of trade and technical theory in the classroom and realistic hands-on projects.
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Williamson College of the Trades (formerly Williamson Free School of Mechanical Trades) located in Middletown Township, Pennsylvania (Delaware County) was established in 1888 with an endowment from Philadelphia merchant and philanthropist Isaiah V. Williamson. The college initially offered training for high school-aged men in areas such as bricklaying, carpentry, and machine shop. Since ...
Admission FAQs Home Please see below for some of our most frequently asked questions regarding admission to Williamson. For any questions not answered, please contact the Office of Admissions. When can I apply to Williamson?You may apply any time after August 1st prior to your senior year of high school through mid-January preceding the fall