West Virginia Computer Training Schools

The majestic mountains of West Virginia hold exceptional opportunities for technology graduates and mid-career changers. An economy that once relied on natural resources and blue-collar employment has made great strides in information technology and its cyber framework. The Alliance for Science & Technology Research in America cites several indicators that high tech growth is on the rise.

The most notable statistic showed West Virginia's 2005 technology payroll hit the $672 million mark. WTOP News reports that the American Electronics Association, the nation's largest technology trade association, places the Washington DC, Maryland, Virginia and West Virginia area second on the list for the most high-tech jobs in the nation. Top employers in the state include Advantage Payroll Services, EI duPont de Nemours and Company, and KeyLogic Systems.