Corporate, Industrial programs offered
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Delaware Technical & Community College serves the local business community through its Division of Corporate and Community Programs. |
Delaware Tech Business and Professional Development
Delaware Tech is committed to serving the business community through its Division of Corporate and Community Programs. The Owens Campus offers an extensive list of Business and Professional Development courses designed to enhance businesses and advance individuals in their careers. The listing covers various industry sectors, including health, industrial, environmental, real estate, insurance, child care, supervisory training, project management, and more.
These courses may provide continuing education units needed by professionals to maintain their licenses to practice in the field; they may prepare people for professional certification exams, or they may teach a needed skill for professional growth and advancement.
Some offerings are applicable to all career fields, such as computer training and supervisory skill development. Delaware Tech's Small Business Development Center provides assistance to small businesses and is a resource for business start-up.
In addition to the listings, the college contracts with businesses to design customized training and services for their employees that can be provided on campus or brought directly to the business site. Courses are designed with the content of the training focused on needs identified by the employer.
Facilities are available for businesses to hold conferences, seminars, and meetings. Seminars featuring nationally acclaimed speakers are brought to the county via satellite downlinks, and interactive classrooms at each campus have become essential to many businesses as a site to hold statewide meetings without added travel time and expense.
Delaware Tech also arranges conferences for career groups such as "Enhancing a Child's World" for those working with children and "Families in Crisis" for social work professionals.
In addition to the classes offered on campus and on site, the use of distance learning has greatly enhanced the pursuit of professional development. The number of online classes available makes it possible to learn "on your time and at any time" - whatever suits your schedule.
The campus-based Environmental Training Center is a premier training site on the East Coast for the certification of water and wastewater operators; the college also coordinates technical assistance programs at water and wastewater facilities throughout the state. Delaware Tech has been recognized internationally for its efforts, and developing countries are seeking the college's help for education and training.
For business and personal development, our Center for Language and Culture offers English as a Second Language classes, serving the needs of employers with non-English speaking workers.
Knowing that career interests can be nurtured at an early age, the Owens Campus also offers Career Camps for middle and high school age students during the summer. The primary focus of these camps is to give youth an opportunity to explore specific career or work areas (i.e., health professions, automotive, engineering, entrepreneur) through instruction, hands-on activities, computers, and tours.
As a partner in the economic development of Sussex County, Delaware Tech can provide the training necessary for the county to prosper. To discover the value we can add to your business and career, call (302) 8555906 or visit the Web: www.dtcc.edu/ccp
Sussex Tech Adult Education Division
Sussex Tech Adult Education, at Sussex Technical High School on U.S. 9, west of u.s. 113 in Georgetown, is a postsecondary learning facility offering certificate, diploma, apprentice, and test-preparation programs on- and off-site.
Classes are offered during the day, in the evenings and on weekends. Through Sussex Tech's mobile computer van, businesses can have a computer lab brought right to their doors.
Sussex Tech Adult Program offers several certificate programs:
• Accounting and payroll technician
• Basic patient-care technician
• Computer repair
• Computer user
• Construction assistant technology
• Law-enforcement support
• Medical administrative technician
• Medical assisting
• Medical office clerk
• Medical transcribing
• Nurse aide
• Office technician with specializations
• Pharmacy technician
Daytime and evening general equivalency diploma and high-school diploma classes are offered at James H. Groves Adult High School. Online computer training can be taken at home, in the office or on campus Of you want extra support).
Taking a defensive driving class can save you money on your auto insurance. Corporate computer training is customized to your specification. The Sussex Tech Adult Division has been approved and certified by the Delaware Department of Labor to provide tuition-assisted training services to eligible participants.
To find out if you qualify, please call the office at (302) 856-9035. The fax number is (302) 856-7875. Register online at www.sussextechtraining.net or e-mail admin@sussextech training. net.
The director of the Sussex Tech Adult Division is John Kreitzer, P.O. Box 351, Georgetown, DE 19947. 
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