Delaware Technical Community College • Jack F. Owens Campus, Georgetown, Delaware
CONTINUING EDUCATION
WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT AND COMMUNITY EDUCATION
July - December 2016
Build Your Career.
Enrich Your Life.
go.dtcc.edu/workforcedevelopment
WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT AND COMMUNITY EDUCATION
Table of Contents
Professional Development............................ 3
Business and Careers...................................... 3
Computer ........................................................ 6
Early Childhood Education............................. 7
Food Safety....................................................... 8
Health................................................................9
Hospitality.........................................................12
Real Estate......................................................... 14
Social Media...................................................... 14
Technical and Trades Training.........................16
Automotive........................................................16
CAD....................................................................16
Flagger Certification........................................ 17
Forklift...............................................................17
GIS Certification................................................ 17
Home Repair...................................................... 17
HVACR................................................................18
Landscaping......................................................18
PLC Courses........................................................ 18
Contract Training............................................. 19
Personal Enrichment....................................... 20
Adult Basic Education, GED® testing & ESL... 20
Arts and Crafts.................................................. 21
CPR.....................................................................21
Culinary.............................................................22
Dance Fitness................................................... 23
Defensive Driving............................................. 24
Family.................................................................24
Language and Culture...................................... 24
Money Matters.................................................. 25
Music.................................................................. 26
Photography..................................................... 26
Special Interest................................................. 26
Technology......................................................... 28
Fitness................................................................30
Kids On Campus............................................... 31
Encore...............................................................33
Arts & Crafts....................................................... 33
Enrichment.......................................................34
Explore..............................................................36
Fitness...............................................................37
Lunch and Learn.............................................. 38
Technology.......................................................39
Road Scholar.................................................... 40
Travel and Culture........................................... 41
Events............................................................... 47
Online Courses/Training................................. 51
Registration..................................................... 54
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Our Mission
The Workforce Development and Community Education Division of
the College provides lifelong learning opportunities for personal and
professional growth for a diverse population through quality education
and training programs. In addition, the Division supports economic
development efforts by designing and delivering training programs that
address the specific needs of local businesses and industries.
Dr. Christopher Moody, Workforce Development and Community Education Director
Holiday Calendar
Abbreviation Legend
(College closed on these days)
M - Monday
Labor Day
Sat., 9/3 thru Mon., 9/5/16
Election Day
Tues., 11/8/16
Thanksgiving Holiday
Thurs., 11/24 thru Sun., 11/27/16
Christmas/New Year Holiday
Sat., 12/17/16 thru Mon., 1/2/17
T - Tuesday
W - Wednesday
Th- Thursday
F - Friday
S - Saturday
Su - Sunday
Important Numbers:
Office Hours:
Bookstore: 302-259-6116
8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.,
Monday - Thursday
Registration: 302-259-6330
8:30 a.m. - 4 p.m., Friday
(excluding holidays)
Nondiscrimination Policy
It is the policy of the College that no person shall, on the basis of race, color, creed, sex, national
origin, age disability, sexual orientation (defined exclusively as heterosexuality, homosexuality, or
bisexuality), or genetic information be subjected to any discrimination prohibited by the Civil Rights
Act of 1964, as amended; the Age Discrimination in Employment Act, as amended; Americans with
Disabilities Act, as amended; Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973; Title IX of the Educational
Amendments of 1972; the Genetic Information Nondiscrimination Act of 2008 and other applicable
laws, regulations and Executive Orders. This policy applies to recruitment, employment and
subsequent placement, training, promotion, compensation, continuation, probation, discharge and
other terms and conditions of employment over which the College has jurisdiction as well as to all
educational programs and activities.
The College has designated a Civil Rights Coordinator, who serves as the College’s Title IX Coordinator
and the College’s ADA/Section 504 Coordinator, to carry out its commitment to equal opportunity
and nondiscrimination. Inquiries or complaints by students or employees regarding the College’s
nondiscrimination policies may be addressed to:
Dr. Valencia "Lynn" Beaty
Assistant Vice President for Civil Rights & Title IX Coordinator • 400 Stanton-Christiana Road, Newark,
DE 19713 • (302) 857-1903 • civilrights@dtcc.edu
Notice of Availability of Annual Security Report
Delaware Technical Community College maintains an annual security report as required by the Clery
Act. The College's annual Clery Act report contains information on campus security and personal
safety, including crime prevention, the law enforcement authority of College public safety officers,
crime reporting policies, certain specific College policies, and other important matters about security
on campus. The report also contains statistics for the three previous calendar years on crimes that
were reported to have occurred on campus, in certain off-campus buildings or property owned or
controlled by the College, and on public property within or immediately adjacent to and accessible
from the campus.
Information presented in this bulletin is complete and accurate at the time of printing.
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Basic Survival Sign Language
Commercial Foodservice Kitchen Safety
Professional Sales Certificate Training Program
Computers
CISCO Certified Network Routing and Switching (CCNA)
Early Childhood Education
Training for Early Care and Education (TECE I)
Training for Early Care and Education (TECE II)
Allied Health
Certified EKG Technician*
Certified Nursing Assistant Certificate Program
Clinical Medical Assistant with Electronic Health Records Certification
Dental Assistant
Emergency Medical Technician - Basic Certification Course*
Health Information Coding Specialist Certificate Program
Medical Office Assistant*
Medical Office Specialist w/ Electronic Health Records
Personal Trainer Certification*
Pharmacy Technician Training Program*
Phlebotomy Technician Training Course*
Polysomnography Certificate Training
Hospitality
Professional Bartending
Real Estate
Real Estate Pre-Licensing Course*
Social Media
Social Media Strategist Certification Training
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WORK BASED LEARNING
Administrative Assistant Certificate Program
FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE**
Business & Careers
HOURS (*includes externship)
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
NATIONAL CERTIFICATIONS
COURSE/PROGRAM
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**Financial Assistance Available
Department of Labor • Governers Grant • Workforce Development Scholarships. For information, call 302-259-6330.
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Professional Development
Business and Careers
NEW
Interested in becoming
a private pilot?
This online class is needed to prepare you
for the FAA private pilot examination and
to operate unmanned serial systems (drones)!
Private Pilot Ground School Transportation
Interested in becoming a private pilot? This online course is designed to
prepare students for the FAA private pilot examination and to operate
unmanned aerial systems (drones). Private Pilot Ground School begins
Sept. 12 - Oct. 31. This class will present the fundamental principles
of flight. Topics include the theory of flight, aircraft standards and
specifications, federal regulations, basic aircraft construction, weight and
balance, navigation, meteorology, principles of radio communication, and
application of aerodynamics. Instructor Jordan Bates holds a bachelor’s
degree in aeronautics and a private pilot license.
EYF 213 2B1 - 24 hrs, 2.4 CEUs, Fee $265
9/12-10/31- Students will be contacted prior to
course start date with course log-in information.
Business and Careers
Basic Grammar and Writing
Skills for Professionals
Bookkeeper
Certification Course
Administrative Assistant
Certificate Program
This course is geared toward business
professionals who may be intimidated
by writing or who have forgotten basic
skills. Students will gain confidence in
their grammar and writing skills through
hands-on, practical exercises and reviewing
essential grammar and usage skills,
punctuation, sentence structure and other
writing techniques. No class on 11/8.
Instructor: Krista Venero
Are you good with details and numbers?
This certificate program is designed for
people to learn the skills needed to be
an entry level bookkeeper. Learn general
ledger entry, preparation and reconciliation
of financial statements, review common
computer programs, and be prepared to
take the national bookkeeper exam on the
last day of class. Tuition includes the exam
fee. Textbook is available in the college
bookstore. Instructor: Staff
An administrative assistant provides office
services by implementing administrative
systems and policies and procedures. Topics
include: communication, organization and
planning, information distribution, records
management, document production,
financial functions and, human resources.
Required skills: administrative writing, verbal
communication, working knowledge MS
Office applications, and problem solving.
Study review session will be provided. Tuition
does not include exam fee of approx. $150.
No class on 11/10. Instructor: Sherri Mullen
EYD 525 231 - 30 hrs, 3.0 CEUs, Fee $525
10 sessions, 9/8-11/17, Th, 6-9pm
EYD 801 231 - 8 hrs, .8 CEUs, Fee $109
4 sessions, 10/18-11/15, T, 6-8pm
Basic Survival Sign Language
Did you know that American Sign Language
(ASL) is the third most frequently used
language in America? This course will focus
on learning “basic survival” conversational
ASL. Learn the manual alphabet, numbers,
colors, and over 400 signs in ASL. Discuss
deaf culture, cultural norms, and etiquette
introducing oneself using ASL. By the end of
this course, you will be able to utilize basic
ASL to communicate with people who are
deaf. Textbook available in college bookstore.
No class on 11/8. Instructor: Lynn Kohler
EYD 544 231 - 20 hrs, 2.0 CEUs, Fee $225
10 sessions, 10/4-12/13, T, 6-8pm
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NEW
EYD 212 231 - 36 hrs, 3.6 CEUs, Fee $549
12 sessions, 9/14-11/30, W, 6:30-9:30pm
Notary Public
NEW
This course provides individuals with
information on how to perform notarial acts.
It also provides tools so students can develop
the skills and confidence to perform virtually
any notarial act. The information provided is
tailored toward the Delaware notary public in
properly executing their duties to deter fraud
and promote the integrity and reliability of
document transaction. Tuition includes a $25
material fee. Instructor: Mike Ashley
EYD 215 231 – 3 hrs, 0.3 CEUs, Fee $89
1 session, 10/19, W, 6-9pm
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Business and Careers
Security Guard Exam
Communicate Across Cultures
This exam is required by the State of
Delaware for all current security guards
and new hires. Passing this test is the final
step in securing a security guard license for
new hires. This test must be taken every
five years to maintain licensure. See State
of Delaware Professional Regulations for
further requirements.
Understanding how other cultures act, react,
and view the world can go a long way in
helping people relate to and work with those
who do not act, react, and think as they do.
Learn about other cultures without feeling
hostile or defensive. This understanding,
when applied, can help remove barriers
between people of different cultures.
Instructor: Jerry Semper
TND 358 231 - 2 hrs, Fee $49
1 session, 8/24, W, 6-8pm
TND 358 201 - 2 hrs, Fee $49
1 session, 8/31, W, 2:30-4:30pm
TND 358 202 - 2 hrs, Fee $49
1 session, 9/14, W, 2:30-4:30pm
TND 358 232 - 2 hrs, Fee $49
1 session, 9/28, W, 6-8pm
TND 358 203 - 2 hrs, Fee $49
1 session, 10/12, W, 2:30-4:30pm
TND 358 233 - Fee $49
1 session, 10/26, W, 6-8pm
TND 358 204 - 2 hrs, Fee $49
1 session, 11/16, W, 2:30-4:30pm
TND 358 234 - 2 hrs, Fee $49
1 session, 11/30, W, 6-8pm
TND 358 205 - 2 hrs, Fee $49
1 session, 12/7, W, 2:30-4:30pm
EYC 227 231 - 3 hrs, .3 CEUs, Fee $49
1 session, 9/22, Th, 6-9pm
Conflict Resolution
Learn how to analyze, address, and manage
conflict effectively. Discuss strategies
for successful negotiation by identifying
strengths and weaknesses and improving
your ability to make good choices.
Instructor: Jerry Semper
According to the U.S. Department of
Education, 44% of American adults
are taking some form of continuing
education. Join the ranks with the
following professional skills classes…
Business Phone and
Correspondence Etiquette
Writing skills and techniques greatly
enhance communication, which is essential
in the workplace. Topics include: business
correspondence, email etiquette, and phone
techniques. Discover ways to make a good
first impression. Instructor: Sherri Mullen
EYD 203 231 - 2 hrs, .2 CEUs, Fee $29
1 session, 10/11, T, 6-8pm
Learn the process for preparing to submit a
competitive and compelling grant. Identify
possible funding sources, explore best practices
and helpful ways to develop your proposal and
budget, and learn what to expect during the
review and evaluation process. Students will
learn the basic grant writing format that can
be used in current and/or volunteer positions.
Students are welcome to bring potential grant
opportunities for review and discussion. No
textbook required. Laptops and tablets are not
necessary, but students may find them helpful.
Instructor: Ginger Steelman
EYD 217 201 - 7.5 hrs, .75 CEUs, Fee $99
1 session, 9/14, W, 8:30am-5pm
Managing Your Grant Award
NEW
Getting work done today requires
collaboration and influential skills – all
part of effective negotiation. In this oneday workshop, participants will learn
how to actively listen, persuade, and seek
mutual benefit while creating true win-win
outcomes. Instructor: Nancy Mikkelsen
EYD 211 201 - 6 hrs, .6 CEUs, Fee $109
1 session, 11/15, T, 9am-4pm
EYD 216 201 - 7.5 hrs, .75 CEUs, Fee $99
sessions, 10/12, W, 8:30am-5pm
Effective Supervision
Networking With Style
Effective Negotiation Skills
“Increase your marketability and
workplace skillset in the year ahead.”
NEW
Follow up course to “Grant Writing: How to
Prepare and Submit.” Congratulations, you have
a new grant award, now what happens? Review
of the award package and terms and conditions
from sponsoring agencies. Course addresses
modifications, cost sharing requirements, close
out, and other related grant management
topics. Participants may choose to bring an
existing grant award for discussion – but not
necessary. No textbook required. Laptops and
tablets are not necessary, but students may find
them helpful. Instructor: Ginger Steelman
EYC 223 231 - 3 hrs, .3 CEUs, Fee $49
1 session, 10/13, Th, 6-9pm
Workplace
Professional Skills
Grant Writing: How to
Prepare and Submit
NEW
This workshop teaches coaching as an integral
part of effective supervision. Learn the special
nature of coaching employees to perform
a task. Distinguish among performance
problems that require coaching and those that
can best be handled by clearer instructions, or
other means. Reduce the amount of stress in
your work. Instructor: Jerry Semper
EYC 228 231 - 3 hrs, .3 CEUs, Fee $49
1 session, 11/3, Th, 6-9pm
Generational Diversity
Four different generations participate in the
American Labor Force today: Traditionalists
(59+), Baby Boomers (41-58), Generation X (
24-40) and Generation Y (23 & younger). Each
generation approaches work and career in
different ways. Discuss the differences between
the four generations and what each one has to
offer. Instructor: Jerry Semper
NEW
Networking…isn’t that all about politics and
who you know instead of what you know?
What if you could turn that idea around and
understand the “why” and “how” of building
your professional and personal network of
contacts? This highly interactive workshop
will provide you with tools and techniques to
help you create and sustain a network to meet
both current and future needs. Tuition includes
workbook. Instructor: Nancy Mikkelsen
EYD 209 201 - 4 hrs, 0.4 CEUs, Fee $69
1 session, 10/20, Th, 1-5pm
EYC 231 231 - 3 hrs, .3 CEUs, Fee $49
1 session, 10/6, Th, 6-9pm
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Professional Development
Business and Careers
Positive Attitude in
the Workplace
Time Management
Believe in yourself. Your attitude is the
primary force that will determine whether
you succeed or fail. Managing one’s attitude
also involves affecting others with their
attitude. If you want to improve your
performance and make an impact on people
and the organization, take this workshop
and be a better you. Instructor: Jerry Semper
EYC 229 231 - 3 hrs, .3 CEUs, Fee $49
1 session, 9/15, Th, 6-9pm
Professional Sales Certificate
Training Program
Learn sales skills that will allow you to
understand what a selling career is, make
a great presentation, use sales basics for
success and how to network. Business
analysis will teach you how to quickly
determine whether someone is an ideal
client, reduce sales resistance, how to
increase your income and understand why
sales people fail. At the end of the course
you will get the opportunity for role play,
self assessment, critique, and feedback.
Instructor: Jerry Semper
EYD 231 231 - 21 hrs, 2.1 CEUs, Fee $399
7 sessions, 9/26-11/7, M, 6-9pm
The Trustworthy Leader
Focuses on how to manage time and
priorities when faced with deadlines,
high expectations and demands on your
time. Learn to stay relaxed, organized,
and productive using the most effective
techniques to enable you to keep track
of projects and get more done every day.
Instructor: Jerry Semper
Entrepreneurs
EYC 221 231 - 3 hrs, .3 CEUs, Fee $49
1 session, 10/27, Th, 6-9pm
Delaware Kauffman FastTrac®
New Venture™
Verbal Self Defense
If you want a fast way to gain the skills
needed to create, manage, and grow your
business using practical hands-on methods,
then this is the course for you! FastTrac©
is a framework for entrepreneurs helping
entrepreneurs. As a FastTrac© participant
you don't just learn about business, you
live it. You’ll work on your own business
ideas or existing ventures throughout the
program – moving your venture to reality.
Program combines facilitator-led sessions,
small-group exercises, guest subjectmatter experts, and idea sharing with peers
with business coaching and mentoring.
Instructors: John Childress & Keena Ross
This course will teach you how to speak
and act professionally under pressure.
Modifying and changing behavior will help
you take control of a stressful situation.
Verbal Self Defense will give you the tools to
redirect behavior and calm difficult people.
Instructor: Jerry Semper
EYC 230 231 - 3 hrs, .3 CEUs, Fee $49
1 session, 12/8, Th, 6-9pm
Delaware Kauffman FastTrac®
New Venture™
Gain the skills you need to create, manage,
and grow your business using practical
hands-on methods.
EYC 232 2B1 - 30 hrs, 3.0 CEUs, Fee $49
10 sessions, 9/27-12/6, T, 5:30-8:30pm
NEW
According to decades of research conducted
by Amy Lyman, Hal Adler, and the Great
Place to Work Institute, trust between
leaders, managers, and employees is the
key to developing a great workplace culture
that materially contributes to organizational
growth, innovation, and overall success.
This dynamic workshop provides an
understanding of how trustworthy
leaders develop their point of view and
provides participants with key strategies
for becoming a trustworthy leader. Tuition
includes a workbook and paper assessment.
Instructor: Nancy Mikkelsen
EYD 208 201 - 6 hrs, 0.6 CEUs, Fee $179
1 session, 9/27, T, 9am-4pm
Georgetown, DE
Entrepreneurship
is Brewing Here!
Two local entrepreneurs take the stage
each week for six minutes to present their
business ideas to gain insight into how
they can improve their businesses, get
realtime feedback, and connect
with their community.
Every Wednesday, 9 - 10 a.m.
Delaware Technical Community College
Java 101, Student Services Center
Georgetown, Delaware
If you would like to sign up to present your
business idea or attend the event visit
www.1millioncups.com/georgetownde
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Computers
Microsoft Excel Level I
CISCO Certified Network Routing and Switching (CCNA)
This course is designed to prepare students for the Cisco Certified Network Associate
(CCNA) certification. Topics include: Open Systems Interconnect models, Transport
Control Protocol/Internet Protocol models, dynamic routing, IP addressing and Access
Control List. Students will have the opportunity to examine network protocols,
including Open Shortest Path First and Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol. This
program is designed for students who want to take the first step in preparing for
a career in networking and current network engineers who need to increase their
value to employers and stay current with advances in networking. Students must be
prescreened. No class 11/8, 11/10, and 12/20-12/29 & 02/28/17 Instructor: Staff
EYF 416 231 - 180 hrs, 18.0 CEUs, Fee $2995
36 sessions, 10/4-2/28/2017, T&Th, 5-10pm
EYF 825 231 - 9 hrs, 0.9 CEUs, Fee $129
3 sessions, 9/28-10/3, MW&Th, 6-9pm
Computers
Introduction to Microsoft
Office 2013 - Part I
How to Build a Website
Following an introduction to the Windows
Operating System, the internet and email,
you will discover new features in Microsoft
Office 2013 and practice using basic
functions and features using Microsoft Word,
Excel, and PowerPoint. Common terminology
and short cuts will be reviewed as you
develop confidence and explore the many
features of each program. This course joins
Introduction to Computers for three sessions.
Textbook available in college bookstore. USB
DRIVE REQUIRED. Instructor: Trudy Pusey
Need to generate more business or starting
a new business? Learn and understand
how to market and build your website. This
detailed course explains how to use web
editing tools to host a small site (up to five
pages) immediately without paying web
hosting fees. Learn step-by-step instructions
on how to work online with a pre-designed
template, web editing tools, basic image
editing and using an extensive image library.
Link to Twitter, Facebook, use a shopping
cart, and a whole lot more. Get your
business website up and running in less time
and for less money with an accomplished
expert at your side. Prerequisite: Must have
basic computer skills. Class meets 9/6, 9/7,
9/12, and 9/13. Instructor: June McGroary
Excel organizes, calculates, analyzes, revises,
updates, and presents data in various ways.
It can give you the tools to provide insight
into your business. This course prepares
you to learn Excel basics and covers the
following topics: starting Microsoft Office
Excel 2013, performing calculations,
modifying a worksheet, formating a
worksheet, printing workbooks, and
managing workbooks. Textbook included in
tuition and will be available the first night of
class. Instructor: June McGroary
NEW
EYF 203 231 - 24 hrs, 2.4 CEUs, Fee $289
8 sessions, 9/20-10/13, T&Th, 6-9pm
Microsoft Excel Level II
This course builds upon Excel 2013 Level I
and will helps you create more advanced
workbooks and worksheets. It also enhances
your understanding regarding how to
analyze data and extract information.
The course covers the following topics:
customizing the Excel environment, creating
advanced formulas, analyzing data by
using functions and conditional formatting,
organizing and analyzing datasets and
tables, visualizing data by using basic charts,
analyzing data by using Pivot Tables, slicers,
and Pivot Charts. Textbook included in
tuition and will be available the first night of
class. Instructor: June McGroary
EYF 826 231 - 9 hrs, 0.9 CEUs, Fee $129
3 sessions, 10/10-10/13, MW&Th, 6-9pm
EYF 541 231 - 12 hrs, 1.2 CEUs, Fee $135
4 sessions, 9/6-9/13, MTW&Th, 6-9pm
Introduction to Computers
Explains in layman terms the different
hardware and software components of a
personal computer. Learn and customize
the desktop, start menu, and taskbar.
Understand Windows operating system
elements; move, resize, maximize, and
minimize windows. Covers browsing
the Internet and e-mail skills such as
creating, replying, sending, and receiving
attachments. Textbook in college bookstore.
Approved for Department of Labor Funding.
Instructor: Trudy Pusey
EYF 201 231 - 9 hrs, 0.9 CEUs, Fee $119
3 sessions, 9/20-9/27, T&Th, 6-9pm
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The Delaware Governor’s Education Grants
are programs designed to help Delaware residents
build a better career through education.
The Governor’s Education Grant
for Unemployed Workers
This program provides Delaware residents with up to
$2,000 per year to learn a new skill, upgrade a current
skill or earn a certificate or degree.
The Governor’s Education Grant
for Working Adults
This program provides Delaware residents, who are
working, with up to $2,000 per year to attend school
part-time to learn a new skill, upgrade a current skill
or earn a certificate or degree.
Funded by DEDO and administered by The Higher Education Office
Find out how you can qualify today at: www.doe.k12.de.usdheo/grants
www.doe.k12.de.us/dheo/grants or call
302.577.5240 or 800.292.7935 (outside New Castle County).
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Computers &
Early Childhood Education
Professional Development
Quickbooks Pro Basic
Microsoft One Day Seminars!
Microsoft Excel I
NEW
Create, save, and navigate an Excel
workbook. Learn to enter data in a
worksheet, align text, and adjust the
size of columns. Learn to format a cell’s
font, style, size, or color and alignment.
Construct and copy basic formulas
and functions for calculation. Learn
how to save, close, open, preview, and
print documents. Utilize the ribbon
bar, groups, dialog boxes, templates,
shortcuts, and new features in Microsoft
Excel 2013. No textbook required. USB
DRIVE REQUIRED. Instructor: Trudy Pusey
EYF 206 201 - 6 hrs, 0.6 CEUs, Fee $79
1 session, 11/15, T, 9am-4pm
Microsoft Excel II
NEW
Create, save, and navigate an Excel
multi-sheet workbook. Explore navigating
among worksheets, renaming worksheets,
and changing tab color of worksheets.
Learn to use and construct functions in
both relative and absolute formulas to
budget income and expenses. Create a
summary sheet and analyze data using
charts. Explore file management while
reinforcing how to save, close, open,
preview, and print documents. Utilize
the ribbon bar, groups, dialog boxes,
templates, shortcuts, and new features
in Microsoft Excel 2013. No textbook
required. USB DRIVE REQUIRED.
Instructor: Trudy Pusey
EYF 207 201 - 6 hrs, 0.6 CEUs, Fee $79
1 session, 11/17, Th, 9am-4pm
Microsoft PowerPoint I
NEW
Create and edit a presentation. Explore
how to insert a new slide, increase and
decrease list levels, change bullets and
numbering styles, insert pictures, and
apply themes. Format a presentation
by changing fonts and font sizes, styles
and colors, aligning text, changing line
spacing, and slide layout. Use Slide Sorter
view, delete and move slides. Apply
slide transitions and timing options.
Review options for adding speaker’s
notes, previewing, creating handouts,
and printing a presentation. Learn how
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to save, close, open, preview, and print
documents. Utilize the ribbon bar, groups,
dialog boxes, templates, shortcuts, and
new features in Microsoft PowerPoint
2013. No textbook required. USB DRIVE
REQUIRED. Instructor: Trudy Pusey
EYF 208 201 - 6 hrs, 0.6 CEUs, Fee $79
1 session, 12/6, T, 9am-4pm
Microsoft Word I
NEW
Create new documents such as a
letter and a flyer. Change document
text and paragraph layout such as
margins, alignment, line spacing, and
orientation. Learn to insert dates, text
art, headers/footers, bulleted/numbered
lists, pictures, and videos. Learn how
to save, close, open, preview, and
print documents. Explore the ribbon
bar, groups, dialog boxes, templates,
shortcuts, and new features in Microsoft
Word 2013. No textbook required. USB
DRIVE REQUIRED. Instructor: Trudy Pusey
EYF 204 201 - 6 hrs, 0.6 CEUs, Fee $79
1 session, 10/25, T, 9am-4pm
Microsoft Word II
NEW
Create and format a table by changing
the width of table columns, merging
table cells, modifying fonts and borders.
Format a multiple-column newsletter,
insert SmartArt Graphics, symbols
and special characters, apply borders,
shading and manual page breaks. Review
inserting graphics, headers/footers,
and bulleted or numbered lists. Create
mailing labels using mail merge and
sorting results. Explore file management
while reinforcing how to save, close,
open, preview, and print documents.
Utilize the ribbon bar, groups, dialog
boxes, templates, shortcuts, and new
features in Microsoft Word 2013. No
textbook required. USB DRIVE REQUIRED.
Instructor: Trudy Pusey
EYF 205 201 - 6 hrs, 0.6 CEUs, Fee $79
1 session, 10/27, Th, 9am-4pm
This course provides you with a basic
foundation of understanding and using
Quickbooks. Upon successful completion of this
course, you will be able to: set up a company,
work with lists, set up inventory, sell your
product, invoice for service, process payments,
work with bank accounts, enter and pay bill,
and use the EasyStep Interview. Textbook
included in tuition and will be available the first
night of class. Instructor: June McGroary
EYF 521 2B1 - 12 hrs, 1.2 CEUs, Fee $169
4 sessions, 9/19-9/26, MT&Th, 6-9pm
Early Childhood
Education
Training for Early Care
and Education (TECE I)
Curriculum introduces the core competencies
needed in the field of early care and
education. Students develop essential
knowledge, skills, and attitudes that enhance
development. Approved through the Office
of Childcare Licensing in Delaware; hours
can be applied toward relicensure. TECE I &
II support the training requirements for the
Child Development Associate credential.
The training is an integral component
of Delaware’s licensing regulations and
Delaware Stars. Materials included. Pending
approval for Department of Labor funding.
Instructor: Tammy Broomall
EYD 334 231 - 66 hrs, 6.6 CEUs, Fee $299
22 sessions, 9/12-11/23, M&W, 6-9pm
Training for Early Care and
Education (TECE II)
The Advanced Core Curriculum (Level 2) has 12
modules with an additional 60 hours of child
care training. Each training module has specific
objectives that describe essential knowledge,
skills, and attitudes within each topic area in
early care and education. Approved through
the Office of Childcare Licensing in Delaware;
hours can be applied toward relicensure. TECE
I & II support the training requirements for the
Child Development Associate credential. The
training is an integral component of Delaware’s
licensing regulations and Delaware Stars.
Materials included. No class 12/19-12/28 and
1/16/17. Pending approval for Department of
Labor funding. Instructor: Tammy Broomall
EYD 335 231 - 66 hrs, 6.6 CEUs, Fee $299
22 sessions, 11/28-2/27, M&W, 6-9pm
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Food Safety
Food Safety
Commercial Kitchen
Safety Certificate
This program is designed for individuals
interested in taking the first step for
employment in a professional kitchen.
Learn crucial food safety practices. Acquire
the basic skills that employers are looking
for. Observe and understand daily kitchen
operations and learn how to gain and keep
employment. Students will also take the
National Restaurant Association ServSafe for
Food Handlers course and exam. No class
11/24. Instructor: Lee Stewart
EYD 598 231 - 32 hrs, 3.2 CEUs, Fee $145
8 sessions, 10/3-10/26, M&W, 6-10pm
EYD 598 232 - 32 hrs, 3.2 CEUs, Fee $145
8 sessions, 11/7-11/30, M&W, 6-10pm
EYD 598 233 - 32 hrs, 3.2 CEUs, Fee $145
8 sessions, 11/15-12/13, T&Th, 8am-noon
HACCP for Processors
NEW
A Hazard Analysis and Critical Control
Points (HACCP) plan may result in cost
savings for those who work in a food
processing operation due to less time
spent conducting audits and correcting
problems that auditors identify. This course
is designed for employees who participate
in food processing methods that convert
raw materials into safe and nutritional
food products. Students will develop a
basic understanding of foodborne illnesses
and how to write and use a HACCP plan
to prevent such illnesses, as well as, the
importance of reviewing and maintaining
accurate HACCP records. This course is
based on the National Advisory Committee
on Microbiological Criteria for Foods
interpretation of the HACCP system and its
principles. This course is approved by the
International HACCP Alliance and includes
the national exam fee and textbook.
Instructor: Tamekia Broughton
EYD 218 231 – 16 hrs, 1.6 CEUs, Fee $479
4 sessions, 8/3-8/4, W&Th, 5-9pm and
8/10-8/11, W&Th, 5-9pm
ServSafe Food Handler
The ServSafe Food Handler Program is an
introductory course that delivers consistent
food safety training. Topics include: basic food
safety, personal hygiene, cross-contamination
and allergens, time and temperature, and
cleaning. Participants will receive a certificate
for participating. Manual and exam included
in tuition. Note: course does not meet
ServSafe certification requirements. Please
see “ServSafe Food Safety Program for
Managers” if you are seeking certification.
Instructor: Teresa Addlesberger
EYD 290 231 - 4 hrs, .4 CEUs, Fee $99
1 session, 9/29, Th, 6-10pm
ServSafe Food Safety Program
for Managers
Delaware law requires the Person-in-Charge
to demonstrate Food Safety knowledge in
order to comply with the 2014 Food Code.
The ServSafe® Food Protection Manager
Certification meets that requirement. There
must be someone with this certification
present at all times at a facility. The ServSafe
Food Safety Program for Managers provides
food safety training, exams and educational
materials to foodservice managers. Earn
the ServSafe Food Protection Manager
Certification, accredited by the American
National Standards Institute-Conference
for Food Protection. Learn to implement
essential food safety practices and create a
culture of food safety. Program includes the
latest FDA food code, food safety research,
and years of food sanitation training
experience. Textbook and exam included.
Instructor: Teresa Addlesberger
EYD 583 231 - 8 hrs, .8 CEUs, Fee $199
2 sessions, 10/4-10/11, T, 6-10pm
EYD 583 232 - 8 hrs, .8 CEUs, Fee $199
2 sessions, 10/27-11/3, Th, 6-10pm
EYD 583 233 - 8 hrs, .8 CEUs, Fee $199
2 sessions, 12/1-12/8, Th, 6-10pm
ServSafe Food Safety Program for
Managers Recertification Exam
Maintain the ServSafe Food Protection
Manager Certification, accredited by the
American National Standards InstituteConference for Food Protection.
Instructor: Teresa Addlesberger
END 257 231 - 2 hrs, Fee $75
1 session, 10/11, T, 8-10pm
END 257 232 - 2 hrs, Fee $75
1 session, 11/3, Th, 8-10pm
END 257 233 - 2 hrs, Fee $75
1 session, 12/8, Th, 8-10pm
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Health
Health
Interested in a career in the Healthcare field?
Certified EKG Technician
Attend a FREE Allied Health Information Session to learn
detailed information on the requirements, course content,
successful course completion criteria, and funding options.
Participants in this course will learn to
operate the EKG machine. The technician
operates the machine, which records wave
tracings of electronic impulses transmitted
by the heart, onto a roll of paper. After the
EKG test is completed, the technician may
mark sections of the report for the physician
to review. Upon completion of the course,
the student will be eligible for national
certification as an EKG Technician. Tuition
includes 40-hour externship, textbook
and certification exam costs. Approved for
Department of Labor Funding. No class
11/8, 11/10 and 11/24.
Instructor: Andrea Fletcher
EYK 801 201 - 72 hrs, 1.12 CEUs, Fee $2195
18 sessions, 9/20-11/29, T&Th, noon-4pm
Prerequisite: Certified EKG
Technician Orientation
ENK 206 201 - 1 hr, FREE
1 session, 9/13, T, noon-1pm
Certified Nursing Assistant
Certificate Program
This 150 hour course teaches the student
to safely perform basic nursing skills under
the supervision of a licensed nurse. Students
will be qualified to take the Nurse Aid
Competency Exam for certification. Tuition
includes textbook, criminal background/
drug screening, exam fee, and supplies.
Does not include $4 placement test fee.
Approved for Department of Labor funding.
First night of class will be held at the Owens
Campus in Georgetown on 10/3 at 5 p.m.
Additional classes and clinical location TBD.
No class 11/10 and 11/24.
Instructors: Staff & Melissa Banks
EYK 200 271 - 150 hrs, 15 CEUs, Fee $1999
30 sessions, 10/3-12/14, MW&Th, 5-10:30pm
Prerequisite: Certified Nursing
Assistant Certificate Orientation
ENK 211 231 - 1 hr, FREE
1 session, 9/26, M, 5-6pm
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Registration is required!
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ENK
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200 231 - 1 session, 8/18, Th, 5-7pm
200 201 - 1 session, 9/7, W, 2-4pm
200 231 - 1 session, 10/13, Th, 5-7pm
200 202 - 1 session, 11/02, W, 2-4pm
200 232 - 1 session, 12/08, Th, 5-7pm
Clinical Medical Assistant
with Electronic Health
Records Certification
Dental Assistant
As a Clinical Medical Assistant with
Electronic Health Records, you will learn
all aspects of the electronic health records
field, as well as being able to fulfill both
clinical and non‑clinical duties traditionally
performed by Clinical Medical Assistants.
Upon completion of this course, students
will receive a certificate of completion and
will be eligible for national certifications
(with National Healthcareer Association) in
Medical Assisting, Electronic Health Records,
and BLS. Tuition includes: textbooks, CCMA
exam, EHR exam, BLS certification, blood
pressure cuff, and stethoscope. Approved for
Department of Labor Funding.
No class 11/8, 11/10, 11/24, 12/20-12/30.
Instructor: Shadette Brittingham
Learn the skills to be successful in today's
dental assisting field as well as the dental
profession. This 145 hour course prepares
students in the fundamentals of dental
assisting. You'll receive hands-on training as
the state-of-the-art Enhanced Dental Care
facility as well as participate in a 35-hour
internship. Upon successful completion
students will acheive the Delaware State
Radiology Certification as well as become
CPR certified. All textbooks, criminal
background/drug screening, certification
exam, and CPR certification included. This
course meets on Monday and Wednesday
evenings from 6-9 p.m. and Friday from
9 a.m.-1 p.m. Some distributed education
will be utilized. Approved for Department of
Labor funding. No class on 11/25.
Instructor: Carissa Musser
EYK 802 231 - 330 hrs, 33 CEUs, Fee $3295
66 sessions, 9/13-3/2/2017, TW&Th, 5-10pm
EYK 581 231 - 145 hrs, 18 CEUs, Fee $3949
3 sessions, 9/12-12/16, MW&F, 6-9pm
Prerequisite: Clinical Medical
Assistant with Electronic Health
Records Orientation
Prerequisite: Dental Assistant
Orientation
ENK 213 231 - 1 hr, FREE
1 session, 9/6, T, 5-6pm
ENK 203 231 - 1 hr, FREE
1 session, 9/6, T, 6-7pm
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Emergency Medical Technician Basic Certification Course
Prerequisite: Health Coding
Specialist Certificate Orientation
The EMT-Basic Certificate Course represents
the first response of the emergency medical
system. Be prepared to care for patients at the
scene of an accident and transport patients by
ambulance to the hospital under the direction
of more highly trained medical personnel.
Learn basic emergency skills to assess a
patient’s condition and manage respiratory,
cardiac, and trauma emergencies. This course
combines 123 hours of classroom instruction
and 56 hours of practical sessions and hands
on learning. Participants will be required
to schedule ambulance ride-along hours
outside of regular class hours. Tuition includes
textbooks, CPR, supplies, and criminal
background/drug screening check. Does
not include $70 exam fee, $25 State of DE
certification fee, or $2 placement test fee. This
course is approved by the State of Delaware
Office of Emergency Medical Services and
the National Registry of Emergency Medical
Technicians. Approved for Department of
Labor funding. No class 12/17-12/31 and
1/16/17. Instructor: Lars Granhom
ENK 212 231 - 1 hr, FREE
1 session, 9/27, T, 6-7pm
EYK 585 2B1 - 122.5 hrs, 17.9 CEUs, Fee $1299
35 sessions, 10/17-3/1/2017, MW&S, 6-9:30pm
Medical Coding and Billing II
Prerequisite: Emergency
Medical Technician - Basic
Certification Orientation
ENK 290 231 - 1 hr, FREE
1 session, 10/10, M, 6-7pm
Health Information Coding
Specialist Certificate Program
Students are trained to analyze inpatient
and outpatient health records in order to
abstract information from the health record
as needed to assign accurate ICD-10 and
CPT codes. Identify principal diagnoses
and significant procedures to evaluate
the accuracy of data submitted to fiscal
agencies. Understand reimbursement
processes and compliance programs.
Required Courses: Medical Terminology (16
hours online 10/3-10/24 or 11/7-11/28),
Medical Coding and Billing I (10/4/1602/14/17, Medical Coding and Billing
II (02/16/17-03/28/17) all of which are
included in fee. Textbooks included in
tuition. Approved for Department of Labor
funding. No class 11/8, 11/10, 11/24, and
12/20-12/29. Instructor: Staff
Medical Coding and Billing I
Utilize basic medical billing terminology to
understand the medical insurance claims
process and reimbursement procedures.
Learn to identify and properly use the
special terms, marks, abbreviations, and
symbols used in the ICD-10 coding system.
Accurately code all diagnosis by reading
the source document. Focus on procedural
coding used in the physician office system.
Bring medical dictionary to class. Required
Course: Medical Terminology (16 hours
online 10/3-10/24 or 11/7-11/28-NOT
included in tuition). Textbooks included in
tuition. Approved for Department of Labor
funding. No class 11/8, 11/10, 11/24 and
12/20-12/29. Instructor: Staff
EYK 583 231 - 96 hrs, 9.6 CEUs, Fee $1599
32 sessions, 10/4-2/14/2017, T&Th, 6-9pm
Students are trained to analyze inpatient
and outpatient health records in order to
abstract information from the health record
as needed to assign accurate ICD-10 and
CPT codes. Identify principal diagnoses
and significant procedures to evaluate the
accuracy of data submitted to fiscal agencies.
Understand reimbursement processes and
compliance programs. Prerequisites: Medical
Terminology (16 hours online 10/3-10/24 or
11/7-11/28) and Medical Coding and Billing
I - 10/4/16-2/14/17). Textbooks included in
tuition. Approved for Department of Labor
funding. Instructor: Staff
Health
Medical Office Assistant
Prepare to work as a medical front office
assistant. Perform administrative and
certain clinical duties under the direction
of physician. Administrative duties
may include scheduling appointments,
maintaining medical records, billing, and
coding for insurance purposes. Clinical
duties may include taking and recording
vital signs and medical histories, preparing
patients for examination, drawing blood,
and administering medications as directed
by physician. Student must demonstrate
basic computer skills. Pre-requisite: Medical
Terminology (16 hours online – NOT
included in tuition). Tuition includes a 40
hour externship, exam fee (for the Medical
Office Assistant exam. You may also take the
Clinical Medical Office Assistant exam which
is not included in the tuition), textbook
and criminal background/drug screening.
Approved for Department of Labor funding.
No class 12/19, 12/21, 12/26, 12/28/16 and
01/16/17. Instructor: Felicia Rogers
EYK 591 231 - 147 hrs, 18.7 CEUs, Fee $1689
49 sessions, 11/7-5/10/2017, M&W, 6-9pm
Prerequisite: Medical Office
Assistant Orientation
ENK 209 231 - 1 hr, FREE
1 session, 10/24, M, 6-7pm
EYK 582 231 - 36 hrs, 3.6 CEUs, Fee $599
12 sessions, 2/16/2017-3/28/2017, T&Th,
6-9pm
EYK 587 231 - 132 hrs, 14.8 CEUs, Fee $2249
44 sessions, 10/4-3/28/2017, T&Th, 6-9pm
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Medical Office Specialist with
Electronic Health Records
Medical Office Specialist
Information Session
Increase your marketability in the medical field
by taking this comprehensive training that
includes Clinical and Administrative Medical
Assisting, Billing and Coding, Electronic Health
Records, and CPR/1st Aide certification. In
this program you will learn about all of these
aspects of a medical facility or office and
be eligible to take the respective National
Healthcareer Association Certification Exams
upon successful completion of the coursework.
In addition, students will complete a 170 hour
externship with a local healthcare provider
to gain hands on experience in the field and
make valuable connections with employers.
Tuition includes: Textbooks, CCMA Exam,
CMAA Exam, CEHRS Exam, Billing and Coding
Exam, CPR/1st Aide Certification, blood
pressure cuff and stethoscope. Register for
the FREE Information Session to learn more
about the program and funding opportunities
available. No class 08/26, 09/05, 11/24,
12/19-01/08 and 01/16.
Come join us for a free detailed info
session on the eligibility requirements,
course content, and what is expected
to successfully complete the Blue Collar
funded Medical Office Specialist program.
Instructor: Staff
EYK 201 2B1 - 504 hrs, 67.4, Fee $5939
84 sessions, 8/22-2/13/2017, MTWTh&F,
9am-3:30pm
Are you interested in
obtaining four nationally
recognized medical
certifications in one course?
If so, the Medical Office
Specialist with Electronic
Health Records course
maybe for you!
Delaware Tech has financial
assistance for unemployed/
underemployed adults to help!
For more information,
call 259-6365.
*This is an Equal Opportunity Program
funded by the Delaware Workforce
Development Board and Delaware
Department of Labor, Division of
Employment and Training. Auxiliary aids
and services are available upon request to
individuals with disabilities.
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WND 205 201 - 3 hrs, FREE!
1 session, 7/12, T, 9:30am-12:30pm
WND 205 202 - 3 hrs, FREE!
1 session, 7/18, M, 1-4pm
Medical Terminology-Online
Presents a study of basic medical
terminology: prefixes, suffixes, word roots,
combining forms, special endings, plural
forms, abbreviations, and symbols. The first
night (10/3 or 11/7) will be held on campus
in Georgetown from 5-6 p.m.; the rest of the
course is online. Textbook available in college
bookstore. Approved for Department of Labor
funding. Instructor: Margaret Fleetwood
EYK 252 2B1 - 16 hrs, 1.6 CEUs, Fee $205
4 sessions, 10/3-10/24
EYK 252 2B2 – 16 hrs, 1.6 CEUs, Fee $205
4 sessions, 11/7-11/28
Personal Trainer
Information Session
Come join us for a free detailed info session
on the requirements, course content, and
what is expected to successfully complete
the Personal Trainer Certification Course.
ENK 201 261 - 1 hrs, FREE!
1 session, 9/10, S, 10:30-11:30am
Personal Trainer Certification
Whether for a career move or for personal
knowledge, students get all the information
needed to become a Certified Personal Trainer.
This industry and employer driven course
is formatted as a 62-hour program and is
comprised of 16 hours of lecture, 16 hours
of hands-on practical training and a 30-hour
internship that networks many graduates
right into a job. Practicing what you learn
in this challenging course makes it all come
together in eight weeks with the national
exam on the ninth week. The course prepares
students for career success with key topics that
include biomechanics, exercise physiology,
fitness testing, equipment usage, and health
assessment. CPR/AED is required. W.I.T.S. is
the only major certifying body in the country
providing comprehensive practical training and
internship components. The text is required and
not included in course fees. Students should
call 1-888-330-9487 to order the text and start
reading immediately. Additional information
is available at www.witseducation.com.
Special Note: Be one of the first five students to
register and receive a free eBook! Approved for
Department of Labor funding. No class 11/26.
EYK 575 261 - 32 hrs, 6.2 CEUs, Fee $799
9 sessions, 10/8-12/10, S, 9-11am
Prerequisite: Personal Trainer
Orientation
ENK 282 261 - 1 hr, FREE
1 session, 9/10, S, 10:30-11:30am
Pharmacy Technician
Training Program
If you are interested in an exciting journey
into one of today's fastest growing fields in
healthcare, Pharmacy Technician is for you!
Whether you end up working in a hospital,
community, mail order or another type of
pharmacy, the knowledge you will gain from
this course will prepare you well for you new
career. Students who successfully complete
this course will be eligible to take the PTCB
(Pharmacy Technician Certification Board)
exam. Tuition includes textbook, exam fee,
criminal background/drug screening, and
a 40-hour externship experience. Does not
include $2 placement fee. Approved for
Department of Labor funding. No class 11/24,
12/19, 12/22, 12/26, 12/29 and 01/16/17.
Instructors: Debbie Kemp, RPhT, CPhT
EYK 579 231 - 132 hrs, 17.2 CEUs, Fee $1895
40 sessions, 9/19-1/30/2017, M&Th, 6-10pm
Prerequisite: Pharmacy
Technician Orientation
ENK 285 231 - 1 hr, FREE
1 session, 9/12, M, 6-7pm
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Phlebotomy Technician
Training Course
This course is certified by the American Society
of Phlebotomy Technicians (ASPT). Students
are trained to perform a variety of blood
collection methods using proper techniques
and precautions. Classes are taught in lecture,
student laboratory, and through clinical
experiences. ASPT certification exam will be
administered at the conclusion of the program.
Prerequisite: Medical Terminology (16 hours
online – NOT included in tuition). Program
includes 140-hours of classroom training and
an 80-hour externship. Does not include $2
placement test fee. Tuition includes criminal
background/drug screening, exam fee and
textbook. Approved for Department of Labor
funding. No class 11/24. Instructor: Todd Hobson
EYK 214 231 - 140 hrs, 2.2 CEUs, Fee $2999
35 sessions, 9/19-12/8, MW&Th, 5:30-9:30pm
Prerequisite: Phlebotomy
Technician Training Orientation
ENK 293 231 - 1 hr, FREE
1 session, 9/12, M, 5:30-6:30pm
Health & Hospitality
The following courses are approved for
Department of Labor funding:
Certified EKG Technician
Certified Nursing Assistant
Clinical Medical Assistant with Electronic Health Records
Dental Assistant
Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) Basic
Certification Course
Health Information Coding Specialist Certificate Program
Medical Coding and Billing I and II
Medical Office Assistant
Medical Terminology
Personal Trainer Certification
Pharmacy Technician Training Program
FUNDING
AVAILABLE
Phlebotomy Technician Training Course
For more information, call 302-259-6330.
Polysomnographer (Sleep)
Technician Certificate
This program prepares students to work
as trainees with sleep technologists in the
performance of diagnostic sleep studies that
are required for the evaluation and treatment
of sleep disorders. Sleep recordings are made
during the patient’s usual sleep hours. Techs
may work during the night usually in 10-12
hour shifts. This program was developed in
accordance with the American Academy of
Sleep Medicine (AASM), and together with the
required work experience (at least 9 months)
and completion of the 14 AASM A-STEP
self-study modules, will prepare the student
to sit for the Registered Polysomnographic
Technologist Exam. The course includes 90
hours of theory training, 30 hours hands on,
and additional 25 hours clinical experience,
textbooks, and CPR certification. The majority
of this training is a virtual classroom. Pending
approval for Department of Labor funding.
No class 11/8.
EYK 202 231 – 90 hrs, 1.2 CEUs Fee $3,495
18 sessions, 9/20-11/22, T&Th, 5-10pm
Prerequisite: Polysomnographer
(Sleep) Technician Orientation
Hospitality
Professional Bartending
Learn actual mixing/presentations, glassware identification, drink recipes, proper etiquette,
appearance, and professional handling of situations. $20.00 materials fee included in tuition.
Must complete six out of eight sessions to receive a certificate. Must be at least age 21.
Please note: students will be participating in required "field trips" that include taste testing
and hands-on drink mixing opportunities with local establishments on the following dates:
10/04: 16 Mile Brewing Company in Georgetown, 10/11: Misspillion Brewery in Milford,
10/18: Delaware Distilling in Rehoboth Beach, 10/25 and 11/01: Heritage Shores in Bridgeville
and 11/15: Nassau Valley Vineyards in Lewes..Students will be responsible for their own
transportation. Textbook available in college bookstore. Approved for Department of Labor
funding. No class on 11/08. Instructor: Mike Cook
EYD 206 231 - 24 hrs, 2.4 CEUs, Fee $305
8 sessions, 9/27-11/22, T, 6:30-9:30pm
PAYMENT PLANS
FOR CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS
Payment plans and scholarships available for select programs.
Call 302-259-6330 for more details.
ENK 287 231 - 1 hr, FREE
1 session, 9/13, T, 5-6pm
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Professional Development
Hospitality
Interested in a career in the Hospitality Industry?
PROJECTED JOB GROWTH
PROJECTED JOB GROWTH
FOR HOTEL, MOTEL, AND
RESORT DESK CLERKS
MAIDS AND HOUSEKEEPING
CLEANERS
2012 TO 2022
89%
50%
Source: EMSI
Certified Front Desk Representative
Source: EMSI
NEW
Are you a “people-person”? Do you like computers? Are you
good on the phone? You could use those skills to check in
guests, accept payments on accounts and impress guests with
great service. If you like the idea of being at the heart of a
hotel’s action, the front office is for you.
This American Hotel and Lodging Educational Institute course
is appropriate for students, recently hired hotel associates
and current employees who need new skills. The 20-hour (12
classroom hours and 8 hours in a hotel setting) interactive
course is designed to prepare participants for a career in front
desk operations.
Some things participants will learn:
• The purpose and tasks of a front desk representative.
• The various equipment and systems that front desk representatives use in the course of performing their duties.
• The definition of different types of reservations.
• To identify and define some of the basic room inventory, status, and rate terms.
Candidates who successfully complete the course and
pass the AHLEI certification exams will be recognized as a
Certified Front Desk Representative and a Certified Guest
Service Professional. These designations are recognized
worldwide. A high school diploma or GED is prerequisite.
EYD 219 230 - 12 hrs, 1.2 CEUs, Fee $299
4 sessions, 9/26-10/5, M&W, 6-9pm
2012 TO 2022
Certified Guestroom Attendant
This American Hotel and Lodging Educational Institute course
is appropriate for students, recently hired hotel associates
and current employees who need new skills. The 20-hour (12
classroom hours and 8 hours in a hotel setting) interactive
course is designed to prepare participants for a job as a
guestroom attendant.
Some things participants will learn:
• Why guestroom attendants are so important to a
lodging operation.
• The superior performance standards that guestroom attendants strive to meet and the list of tasks that guestroom attendants perform.
• The role of guestroom attendants in keeping guest’s belongings and the property secure.
• The importance of inventory in the housekeeping department and the role each guestroom attendant may be asked to play in performing an inventory count.
• OSHA regulations pertaining to housekeeping and
laundry areas.
Candidates who successfully complete the course and
pass the AHLEI certification exams will be recognized as a
Certified Guestroom Attendant and a Certified Guest Service
Professional. These designations are recognized worldwide.
A high school diploma or GED is prerequisite.
EYD 220 230 - 12 hrs, 1.2 CEUs, Fee $299
4 sessions, 10/17-10/26, M&W, 6-9pm
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NEW
If you take pride in making everything “just so” and want to
play a key role in providing a hotel’s main product – a spotless
guestroom – housekeeping may be for you. You’ll also help
guests feel comfortable and safe in their rooms.
Delaware Technical Community College I Jack F. Owens Campus I Workforce Development and Community Education
Professional Development
Real Estate
Social Media
Real Estate Pre-Licensing
Course Info Night
Blogging 101
Come join us for a free detailed info session
on the requirements, course content, and
what is expected to successfully complete
the Real Estate Pre-Licensing Course.
Instructors: William Ferreri
ENL 201 231 - 1 hr, FREE!
1 session, 8/23, T, 6-7pm
Real Estate Pre-Licensing Course
Prepares participants for the Delaware
real estate sales licensing examination.
Consists of two distinct sections: Real
Estate Principles & Law. Participants may be
required to take Real Estate Mathematics. A
math challenge exam will be given the first
night of class to determine if participant
is exempt. Successful completion meets
the Delaware real estate education
requirements. Textbooks in college
bookstore. Approved by the DE and MD
real estate commissions. Approved for
VA benefits. No class 11/8 and 11/10.
Instructors: William Ferreri & Walt Taraila
Real Estate & Social Media
Learn how to set up a blog, what to write,
and how to promote your blog. Course
can serve as a prerequisite for “Blogging –
Beyond Basics.” Must have an active email
address. Instructor: Lisa Flowers
EYF 531 261 - 3 hrs, .3 CEUs, Fee $39
1 session, 10/8, S, 9am-noon
Blogging - Beyond Basics
NEW
If you have an active blog or want to revive
the one you have, this course is for you! Learn
how to create key performance indicators,
ways to make money from affiliate links,
and where to find free images. Discussion
will include: responding to comments,
integrating your blog with other social
media platforms, and using social media to
promote your blog and build authority and
influence. Prerequisite: Participants must
have a blog and understand basic blogging
principles. Instructor: Lisa Flowers
EYF 210 261 - 3 hrs, .3 CEUs, Fee $39
1 session, 11/5, S, 9am-noon
EYL 200 231 - 76 hrs, 7.6 CEUs, Fee $689
19 sessions, 9/6-11/15, T&Th, 6-10pm
Creating Your
Social Media Strategy
Real Estate Mathematics
A social media plan is critical to your
business success. Learn to write, develop,
and follow a social media plan that will
include strategic development and create
an editorial (content) calendar. Discuss ways
to find content and images. Must have a
working knowledge of Facebook, Twitter,
and LinkedIn. Instructor: Lisa Flowers
Provides prospective sales persons with
a working knowledge of real estate
mathematics. Required for students in Real
Estate Pre-Licensing Course who do not
pass the math exemption test. Successful
completion meets the real estate education
requirements for math in Delaware.
Textbook in bookstore. Approved by the DE
and MD real estate commissions. Approved
for VA benefits. No class 11/24. Instructor:
Carol Bunting
EYL 203 231 - 28 hrs, 2.8 CEUs, Fee $195
7 sessions, 11/17-12/13, T&Th, 6-10pm
EYF 547 261 - 3 hrs, 0.3 CEUs, Fee $39
1 session, 11/5, S, 1-4pm
Facebook for Business NEW
As the largest social media platform,
Facebook is the starting place for
conversations leading to business. Your
company can no longer afford not to be
part of the online conversation and sales.
Facebook can help your company extend
your reach while reducing marketing costs
compared to traditional marketing channels.
This course will provide the information
you need to develop a powerful and lasting
online brand for your business on Facebook.
Instructor: Lisa Flowers
EYF 212 261 - 3 hrs, .3 CEUs, Fee $39
1 session, 12/3, S, 1-4pm
Ramp Up Your Holiday
Marketing with an Email
Marketing Campaign
NEW
Are you getting your business ready for
the upcoming holiday rush? Have you
thought about a new email marketing
strategy? This course will introduce you to
Constant Contact’s Sign Up Tools and Social
Share that can help any business create an
exciting email campaign. Review the best
practices and open a free trial during class
to get acquainted with the program. For
those already using Constant Contact, you
can begin creating your holiday campaign.
Instructor: Pam Wood
EYF 215 201, 3 hrs, 0.3 CEUs, Fee $39
1 session, 10/4, T, 1-4 pm
EYF 215 261, 3 hrs, 0.3 CEUs, Fee $39
1 session, 10/8, Sat., 1-4 pm
302-259-6330 I Search classes and register online at go.dtcc.edu/workforcedevelopment
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Social Media
Professional Development
Social Media for Restaurants
NEW
Your restaurant has a social media presence even if you didn’t create it.
Your customers are tweeting, posting to Facebook, uploading pictures
to Instagram, and publishing Yelp reviews. By incorporating the ideas
you will learn in this workshop, you can increase awareness, generate
engagement, and keep customers coming back. Prerequisite: Participants
must have a Facebook page for their business. Instructor: Lisa Flowers
Social Media Strategist
Certification Training
The NISM Social Media Strategist (SMS) certification training course
(34 hours: 30 hours of classroom instruction and 4 hours of outside
instructor time to be scheduled) will put you at the forefront of
social media in business today. It will not only provide you with the
knowledge and skills you need to become proficient in strategic
social media methodologies, but it will also prepare you to take the
NISM Social Media Strategist certification examination. Textbook is
required and not included in tuition. Call to order and start reading
immediately: 651-344-7293 or e-mail jradke@nismonline.org.
Must have working knowledge of Facebook, Twitter, and Linkedin.
Approved for Department of Labor funding. The course is divided
into six separate content modules:
Strategic Planning
Create a social media strategic plan that supports company goals.
Compliance & Governance
Learn the components and framework of social media policies.
Social Media Marketing
Generate a social media marketing plan with targeted content.
Project & Compaign Management
Develop social media plans with key performance indicators.
Community Management
Learn the principles of engaging and building relationships online.
EYF 211 261 - 3 hrs, .3 CEUs, Fee $39
1 session, 10/8, S, 1-4pm
Twitter - Tweet Your Way to Success
Twitter is one of the easiest social media tools. However, for many, it
can be overwhelming and confusing. This course focuses on how to
create and polish a personal and business Twitter account. Participants
will unravel the mystery of Twitter language, find content that gets
liked and retweeted, uncover common Twitter mistakes, and learn
strategies to promote a business. Instructor: Lisa Flowers
EYF 209 261 - 3 hrs, .3 CEUs, Fee $39
1 session, 12/3, S, 9am-noon
SAVE THE DATE
5 TH A N N U A L
Social Media
Conference
Research & Analysis
Showcase the results of your work to those who need to know.
Instructor: Lisa Flowers
EYC 240 261 - 34 hrs, 3.4 CEUs, Fee $1685 (includes exam fee)
6 sessions, 10/14: 6-9 pm, 10/15-10/16: 9 am-4 pm,
10/28: 6-9 pm, 10/29-10/30: 9am-4pm
EYC 235 261 - 34 hrs, 3.4 CEUs, Fee $1325
6 sessions, 10/14: 6-9 pm, 10/15-10/16: 9 am-4 pm,
10/28: 6-9 pm, 10/29-10/30: 9am-4pm
EYC 235 2W1 - 34 hrs, 3.4 CEUs, Fee $1325
Online, 10/6-12/1
FREE Information Session
Join us for a free information session to learn more about
our new Social Media Strategist Certification Training
program. Registration required.
ENC 209 231 - 1 hr, FREE
1 session, 9/14, W, 6-7pm
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NEW
February 16, 2017
Carter Partnership Center
Owens Campus • Georgetown, DE
Delaware Technical Community College I Jack F. Owens Campus I Workforce Development and Community Education
Technical & Trades Training
Automotive
Automotive Sales Training
Basic Automotive Service I
NEW
This automotive sales training will provide
the participants with the basic tools to
succeed as a sales person within the new
and used automotive sales industry. The
participants will be able to utilize various
methods of obtaining specific product and
parts knowledge to meet the customer’s
needs. The participant will learn critical sales
and successful customer service techniques,
standard processes and procedures,
paperwork and timelines for successful
completion of sales. Participants will also
learn how to keep customers throughout
the life of the vehicle and retain customers
for additional sales. Students will be
assisted with internship opportunities with
local businesses at the completion of the
program. Instructor: H.G. Wilson
EYY 223 2B1 - 48 hrs, 4.8 CEUs, Fee $495
16 sessions, 9/13-11/3, T&Th, 5:30-8:30pm
Automotive & CAD
NEW
Start your career in the rewarding
automotive maintenance industry in 2016
as an Automotive Service Technician! This
new course will provide students with the
knowledge and skills required to secure a
job in the growing quick-lube and basic auto
service industry. This all-inclusive course
will include both classroom and hands-on
learning experiences in the following areas:
• Automotive Tools and Equipment
• Fluids and Filters
• Vehicle Preparation
• Automobile Lifts and Pits
• Safety and Shop Procedures
• Professional & Personal Standards
After the completion of this training and
12-months of successful employment in the
industry, students will be eligible to sit for
the Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) G1
Certification. Instructor: Tom Molnar
EYY 720 2B1, 24 hrs, 2.4 CEUs, Fee $495
+ $200 Lab Fee
Automotive Service Advisement
8 sessions, 8/1-8/11, MTWR, 1-4pm
This course prepares the student for a job as
an entry level automotive service advisor.
The students will practice and apply the
procedures and methods used to manage
a repair or maintenance service from start
to finish. Students will learn and apply the
interrelated skills and capabilities required
to become an effective member of the
automotive service team in any automotive
service facility. This includes communicating
with a customer to identify what work needs
to be done, passing on this information
to a technician, and managing the entire
process to ensure the customer is completely
satisfied. Textbook will be available in the
bookstore. Instructor: TBD
Small Engine Repair I
EYY 218 2B1 - 35 hrs, 3.5 CEUs, Fee $375
Call Shelley Grabel at 259-6386 for
dates and times.
Small Engine Repair II
Upon completion of this class students should
be able to discuss the theory of operation,
service and troubleshoot the starter, ignition
and fuel system; perform basic maintenance
and tune up procedures, and explain the
safety factors of small engines. The course
includes two and four cycle design of lawn
mowers, weed eaters, chain saws, snow
blowers, and small marine engines (15hp and
less). Tools will be provided for in-class use.
Instructor: Tom Molnar
EYY 220 231 - 21 hrs, 2.1 CEUs, Fee $295
7 sessions, 9/8-10/20, Th, 6-9pm
This course is a continuation of Small Engine
Repair I with emphasis on complete engine
and drive service, diagnosis, inspection, and
overhaul of systems. Tools will be provided
for in-class use. Instructor: Tom Molnar
CAD
SolidWorks, Intro to 3D CAD
An introduction to basic elements of 3D
mechanical CAD (computer-aided design)
using SolidWorks. Students receive a
working knowledge in system and screen
control to create, edit, and visualize 3D
models and prepare mechanical drawings.
Prerequisite: keyboarding, mouse skills
and Windows experience. The textbook is
included. Instructor: Eric Vamos
EYF 543 231 - 30 hrs, 3.0 CEUs, Fee $375
10 sessions, 9/15-12/1, Th, 5:30-8:30pm
Intro to AutoCAD
Learn AutoCAD to accomplish design
and drafting activities using a computer.
Fundamentals include: how to draw
accurateley, drawing annotation, layers, file
management, layout set up, scaling, and
printing. Prerequisite: keyboarding, mouse
skills, and Windows experience.
Instructor: Bill Benchoff
EYF 227 261 - 30 hrs, 3.0 CEUs, Fee $325
8 sessions, 9/17-11/5, S, 9am-12:45pm
Revit Architecture, 3D CAD
An introduction to architectural building
design using Revit 2015. This course
introduces three-dimensional concepts and
techniques in parametric computer aided
design. Topics covered include floor plan
and layouts, sections and elevations, callout
views, detail views, scheduling, dimensions,
and annotation, creating and modifying
Revit families, and organizing construction
documents. Prerequisite: keyboarding,
mouse skills, and Windows experience.
Instructor: Derek Dutton
EYF 828 261 - 30 hrs, 3.0 CEUs, Fee $325
8 sessions, 9/17-11/5, S, 9am-12:45pm
EYY 221 231 - 21 hrs, 2.1 CEUs, Fee $295
7 sessions, 10/27-12/15, Th, 6-9pm
302-259-6330 I Search classes and register online at go.dtcc.edu/workforcedevelopment
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Flagger, Forklift Operator,
GIS & Home Repair
Flagger
ATSSA Flagger
Certification Training
This four-hour nationally recognized
American Traffic Safety Services Association
(ATSSA) course is offered through the
Delaware Safety Council and is based on
the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control
Devices. Instruction on proper uses of and
standards for flagging equipment; setting
up flagger stations; factors effecting vehicle
stopping distances; recognition of dangerous
situations; communication methods with
highway work zone employees and motorists;
and recognition of health hazards associated
with summer and winter work. A score of
70 percent or higher is required on the final
exam before ATSSA Certification can be
granted. Instructor: Delaware Safety Council
EYD 535 262 - 4 hrs, .4 CEUs, Fee $84
1 session, 8/20, S, 8:30am-12:30pm
Forklift Operator
Forklift Operation/Safety
Certification Training Program
Designed to meet OSHA standards by
providing students with the safety and
operational knowledge as well as the skills
required to operate a forklift safely. Each
participant will be required to capably
operate a forklift and demonstrate practical
operational skills. Instructor: Frank Walker
Technical & Trades Training
GIS Certificate
Program
Project Management for GIS
Learn to examine a variety of organizational
and planning methods used in the GIS
industry. Coursework includes applications
of scientific methods, problem solving,
logics, and time management. Textbook
is available in the campus bookstore.
Instructor: Jocelyn Beland
Approved DE Water Ops-NP. Approved DE
WW Ops-I. Approved MD lic. PE’s.
NJ-07-0313159-30.
EYI 937 2B1 - 30 hrs, 3.0 CEUs, Fee $295
10 sessions, 7/25-9/26, M, 5:30-8:30pm
Introduction to GIS
This course introduces the hardware and
software components of Geographic
Information System (GIS) and reviews GIS
applications. Topics covered include: data
structures and basic functions, methods of
data capture and sources of data, and the
nature and characteristics of spatial data and
objects. Upon completion, students should
be able to identify GIS hardware components,
typical operations, products/applications,
and differences between database models
and between raster and vector systems.
Textbook is available in the campus bookstore.
Instructor: Megan Nehrbas
EYP 203 261 - 4 hrs, .4 CEUs, Fee $149
1 session, 10/15, S, 9am-1pm
Approved DE Water Ops-NP. Approved DE
WW Ops-I. Approved DE Well Drillers, 4 CEUs.
Approved MD lic. PE’s. NJ-07-0313158-30.
EYP 203 262 - 4 hrs, .4 CEUs, Fee $149
1 session, 11/12, S, 9am-1pm
EYI 936 2B1 - 40 hrs, 4.0 CEUs, Fee $325
10 sessions, 8/3-10/5, W, 5:30-9:30pm
Spatial Data Analysis
Examine techniques for modeling and
analyzing spatial data in a Geographic
Information System (GIS). Topics include:
defining object models and geodatabases
as they are used to access geographic
data and build data models, creating new
information from existing data through data
classification, geoprocessing, presentation,
and display and using raster analysis to
display and analyze spatial data. Textbook
is available in the campus bookstore.
Instructor: Jocelyn Beland
Advanced GIS
This course builds upon the principles of
Introduction to GIS, including both raster
and vector data structures, data conversion,
map algebra, spatial analysis, modeling,
and networks. Various ways that GIS is
currently being used in science, business,
and government will also be presented.
Textbook is available in the campus
bookstore. Instructor: Megan Nehrbas
Approved DE Water Ops-NP. Approved DE
WW Ops-I. Approved MD lic. PE’s.
EYI 938 2B1 - 30 hrs, 3.0 CEUs, Fee $295
10 sessions, 10/12-12/14, W, 5:30-8:30pm
Home Repair
Basic Home Repair
This hands-on course is designed for the
beginner and includes the basics of home
repair, construction techniques, drywall, and
framing. You will also learn to install doors,
locks, molding and trim. Lab fee of $100
included in tuition. Location: Carpenters
Union Training Center, Georgetown.
Instructor: Al Brocato
EYW 200 271 - 16 hrs, 1.6 CEUs, Fee $385
4 sessions, 10/20-11/10, Th, 5-9pm
Installing Laminate Flooring
This course will provide the participant
with basic skills necessary to complete a
laminate flooring project. You will learn
how to choose the required materials,
utilize effective installation techniques and
properly estimate needed materials and
cost. This combination of hands-on and lab
will include installation of an 11x6 ft. area
with laminate flooring, a reducer, and base
and shoe molding. Location: Carpenters
Union Training Center, Georgetown.
Instructor: Al Brocato
EYW 201 271 - 8 hrs, .8 CEUs, Fee $195
2 sessions, 12/1-12/8, Th, 5-9pm
Approved MD lic. PE’s.
EYI 939 2B1 - 40 hrs, 4.0 CEUs, Fee $325
10 sessions, 10/4-12/13, T, 5:30-9:30pm
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Delaware Technical Community College I Jack F. Owens Campus I Workforce Development and Community Education
Technical & Trades Training
HVAC, Landscaping,
PLC & Pool Operator
HVAC
Landscaping
PLC Courses
Preparation Review for HVACR
Industry Certification: Air
Conditioning and Heat Pumps
Landscape Design
Modern PLC Systems
Ever wonder why some outdoor spaces
feel special while others you would like
to avoid? Come learn the art of landscape
design where we will balance the built and
natural environments and create art in the
landscape. Beginning with site analysis, into
an overview of common plants and their
characteristics, and moving onto design
tools and techniques, you will discover
how choosing the right plant for the right
spot can grow into a spectacular outdoor
room. The textbook is available in campus
bookstore. Instructor: Eric Wahl
This hands on and e-learning course provides
a comprehensive curriculum and application
workstation that teaches modern PLC systems
as they are used in industry today. Students
learn both basic and advanced applications
using the powerful Siemens S7-1200 PLC and
use HMI panels and networks throughout
the curriculum. Topics include: Introduction
to PLCs, basic HMI panel operation,
PLC programming, PLC motor control,
sequencing, editing, analog inputs/outputs
and much more. Instructor: Bill Hudran
Master the key concepts required to pass
industry standard air conditioning and heat
pumps examination. Knowledge preparation
includes: review of human comfort and
system selection, heat transfer and the basic
refrigeration cycle, system components,
electrical components, installation
guidelines, reading electrical schematics,
troubleshooting electrical circuits, system
performance checks, and review questions.
Upon successful completion of course,
student may contact the DTCC Testing
Center to schedule exam. Textbook available
in campus bookstore. Instructor: Paul Sichau
EYI 955 261 - 15 hrs, 1.5 CEUs, Fee $199
2 sessions, S, 10/1 from 8am-5pm &
10/8 from 8am-4pm
EPA 608 Freon Technician
Certification Training
EPA has established a technician certification
program for persons (“technicians”) who
perform maintenance, service, repair, or
disposal that could be reasonably expected
to release refrigerants into the atmosphere.
This 12 hour course will prepare you for
all levels of EPA Section 608 certification.
Immediately following the course you will be
assisted in scheduling your exam(s) through
our testing center. You will be able to test for
servicing small appliances (Type I) servicing
or disposing of high- or very high-pressure
appliances, except small appliances and
MVACs (Type II), servicing or disposing of
low-pressure appliances (Type III), servicing
all types of equipment (Universal). The
textbook is included. Instructor: Paul Sichau
EYI 814 261 - 8 hrs, .8 CEUs, Fee $179
1 session, S, 10/22, 8am-5pm
EYI 814 231 - 8 hrs, .8 CEUs, Fee $179
2 sessions, W, 11/2-11/9, 5-9pm
EYI 994 231 - 15 hrs, 1.5 CEUs, Fee $235
7 sessions, 8/23-10/4, T, 6-8:30pm
Planting with Native and NonInvasive Species
Approved DE Water Ops-P. DE WW
Ops pending. MDE approval pending.
Approved MD lic. PE’s. NJ-070416237-30.
EYI 253 231 - 30 hrs, 3.0 CEUs, Fee $299
10 sessions, 8/18-10/20, Th, 5-8pm
Participants should be able to identify
regional native plant species and explain
the importance of incorporating natives
into new and existing landscapes. This
course will be a combination of discussions
and demonstrations allowing students to
solve problems associated with invasive
vegetation. Students will be shown
alternatives to choosing invasive plant
species to enhance landscape design and
sustainability. Instructor: Eric Wahl
Portable PLC Troubleshooting
EYI 815 231 - 6 hrs, .6 CEUs, Fee $119
2 sessions, 9/22-9/29, Th, 5:30-8:30pm
Approved DE Water Ops-P. DE WW
Ops pending. MDE approval pending.
Approved MD lic. PE’s. NJ-070416238-30.
This hands on and e-learning course provides
skills in troubleshooting PLC’s using the
powerful Siemens S7-1200 PLC. Programming,
operating, and troubleshooting skills on
modern PLC systems are vital for future
professionals. This hands on and e-learning
course integrates an HMI panel, networking,
and a variety of programming commands
in order to teach real-world processes.
Instructor: Bill Hudran
EYI 251 231 - 24 hrs, 2.4 CEUs, Fee $269
7 sessions, 10/27-12/15, Th, 5-8:30pm
Pool Operator
Pool Operators Course
This valuable certification meets the
requirements for the State of Delaware’s
Division of Public Health Operator of Public
Pool. Instructor: John Hayman
EYD 534 262 - 8 hrs, .8 CEUs, Fee $169
1 session, 7/16, S, 8:30am-4:30pm
302-259-6330 I Search classes and register online at go.dtcc.edu/workforcedevelopment
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Contract Training
Contract Training
CONTRACT TRAINING
Customized, Quality, and Results-Oriented Training for Business and Industry
For more than 40 years, Delaware Technical Community College has been a leader in providing real world, real time training
and education that meets the needs of today’s businesses. The Workforce Development and Community Education Division at
Delaware Tech customizes training for business and industry that is high quality and results oriented. Our strengths and extensive
experience in working with local, regional and international businesses uniquely position us to meet your specific training needs.
Customized
Our expert faculty will work closely with you to determine your specific needs and design a
training program that delivers outcomes directly aligned with your company’s goals.
Quality
High quality programs ensure instruction is relevant, and employees learn skills that can be immediately applied in the workplace.
Results-Oriented
Satisfied clients help your business grow. We will work with you every step of the way to provide training
that delivers the results you need to enhance productivity and remain competitive.
Your success is our success.
For a free on-site consultation, contact Dr. Christopher Moody, director of Workforce Development,
at 302-259-6315 or email cmoody@dtcc.edu.
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Delaware Technical Community College I Jack F. Owens Campus I Workforce Development and Community Education
Personal Enrichment
Adult Basic Education/
GED® Prep Classes
Adults age 16 and older can improve reading,
writing and math skills. If you have never
earned your high school diploma and are
interested in taking the GED® test, these
classes can help you prepare. Registration/
orientation for new students is based on
space availability and is by appointment only.
To make an appointment for registration
or for additional information, please call
302-259-6393.
Adult Basic Education
ENB 301 201 - 56 hrs, FREE!
28 sessions, 9/6-12/15, T&Th, 8:30-10:30am
ENB 301 202 - 56 hrs, FREE!
28 sessions, 9/6-12/15, T&Th,
11:30am-1:30pm
English as a
Second Language
Registration for ALL non-credit ESL classes
will be held at the International Center as
follows: Registration Dates*
Monday, 8/29, 9am-noon and 1-4pm
Tuesday, 8/30, 4-7pm
Wednesday, 8/31, 9-noon and 1-4pm
Thursday, 9/1, 4-7pm
Friday, 9/2, 9-1pm
*Unfortunately, we cannot accept registrations
after Friday, Sept. 2, 2016.
English Conversation I
Beginning level instruction and practice
in speaking and understanding English.
Intended for adults whose first language is
not English. FREE
ENB 303 201 - 58 hrs, FREE!
29 sessions, 9/7-12/14, M&W, 8:30-10:20am
ENB 301 231 - 52.5 hrs, FREE!
14 sessions, 9/6-12/13, T, 4:45-8:30pm
ENB 303 202 - 58 hrs, FREE!
29 sessions, 9/7-12/14, M&W,
10:30am-12:20pm
GED® test
Preparation Classes
Adults age 16 and older can improve reading,
writing and math skills. If you have never
earned your high school diploma and are
interested in taking the GED® test, these
classes can help you prepare. Registration/
orientation for new students is based on
space availability and is by appointment only.
To make an appointment for registration or
for additional information, call 302-259-6385.
ENB 302 201 - 56 hrs, FREE!
28 sessions, 9/6-12/15, T&Th, 8:30-10:30am
English Conversation II (ESL), Part I
Reading, writing, and listening activities
will be integrated with conversational
exercises. Prerequisite: Completion of
English Conversation I, Part II, or instructor’s
permission. Instructor: Joan Mills
ENB 201 201 - 30 hrs, Fee $159
15 sessions, 9/16-1/13/2017, F, 10:30am12:20pm
ENB 302 202 - 56 hrs, FREE!
28 sessions, 9/6-12/15, T&Th, 11:30am-1:30pm
ENB 302 231 - 52.5 hrs, FREE!
14 sessions, 9/6-12/13, T, 4:45-8:30pm
Are you 16-24 years old? Do you need help preparing for the
GED® test? Do you want to earn money and explore other
opportunities for your future?
If you answered yes to these three questions, then “Stepping up to Success”
may be the answer for you! For more information, call 302-259-6365.
*This is an Equal Opportunity Program funded by the Delaware Workforce Development
Board and Delaware Department of Labor, Division of Employment and Training. Auxiliary
aids and services are available upon request to individuals with disabilities.
Adult Basic Education
& ESL
English Conversation II (ESL), Part III
Reading, writing, and listening activities will
be integrated with conversational exercises.
Prerequisite: Completion of English
Conversation II, Part I & II, or instructor’s
permission. Instructor: Joan Mills
ENB 202 201 - 30 hrs, Fee $159
15 sessions, 9/15-1/12/2017, Th,
10:30am-12:20pm
English Conversation III (ESL), Part II
Reading, writing, and listening activities will
be integrated with conversational exercises.
Prerequisite: Completion of English
Conversation III, or instructors permission
Part I. Instructor: Joan Mills
ENB 200 201 - 30 hrs, Fee $159
15 sessions, 9/15-1/12/2017, Th, 8:30-10:20am
English Conversation IV (ESL),
Part III
Reading, writing, and listening activities
will be integrated with conversational
exercises. Prerequisite: Completion of
English Conversation IV, Part I, or instructor’s
permission. Instructor: Joan Mills
ENB 228 201 - 30 hrs, Fee $159
15 sessions, 9/16-1/13/2017, F, 8:30-10:20am
Delaware Tech also offers
an ESL Certificate to help
you improve your English,
which can help you get
a better job or earn a
certificate or degree from
Delaware Tech. We have
credit ESL classes in the
morning and in the evening.
The cost for credit ESL courses
is based on whether you are
an in-state or out-of-state
resident. You can find more
information about the cost
of tuition and other fees at
go.dtcc.edu/tuition.
For more information,
call Dr. Cindy Mitchell
302-259-6590.
302-259-6330 I Search classes and register online at go.dtcc.edu/workforcedevelopment
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Personal Enrichment
Arts and Crafts & CPR
Arts and Crafts
Acrylic Painting for Beginners
This class will introduce you to acrylic
painting. You will learn basics such as color
mixing and matching, creating a grid, and
painting on a canvas. Instructor will also
critique paintings throughout the class to
enhance your acrylic painting skills. For
material list, call 302-259-6330.
Instructor: Eddie Filemyr
ENA 206 201 - 15 hrs, Fee $99
6 sessions, 9/16-10/21, F, 10am-12:30pm
Acrylic Painting Drop In,
Beginner
ENA 289 201 - 2.5 hrs, Fee $15
1 session, 9/16-10/21, F, 10am-12:30pm
Acrylic Painting, Intermediate
Advance to the next level! This class will
include more in-depth instruction on acrylic
painting and critique by the instructor.
Focus on both small and large renderings.
For material list, call 302-259-6330. No class
11/25. Instructor: Eddie Filemyr
ENA 207 201 - 15 hrs, Fee $99
6 sessions, 10/28-12/9, F, 10am-12:30pm
Impressionistic Oil Painting
Portrait Workshop
Come paint and learn composition, drawing
skills, color harmony, how to hold the brush
for a loose effect and the unique painting
techniques of the Impressionist painters,
such as Monet, Degas, and Renoir. This
painting style will add pizzazz to your future
works of art. The only prerequisite is a love
of oil painting combined with some basic
drawing skills. You will be working from your
personal photos of landscapes, snowscapes,
seascapes, or beach scenes. For material list,
call 302-259-6330. Instructor: Linda Steere
Enjoyable, informal instruction with
individual assistance. Excellent instructor;
for beginners to intermediate artists.
Please bring pencil, paper, charcoal, pastels
(optional), and drawing board to class. No
class 11/10, 12/22 and 12/29.
Instructor: Carolyn Wisniewski
ENA 219 201 - 16 hrs, Fee $109
8 sessions, 8/23-10/11, T, 1-3pm
ENA 278 203 - 18 hrs, Fee $75
6 sessions, 12/1-1/19/2017, Th, 1-4pm
Oil Painting Workshop
NEW
Have you been putting off getting back
into oil painting? If so, this is the workshop
for you. You can paint in the style of your
choice—classical, realistic, or abstract.
Some artists like to utilize this class for
experimental work. This oil painting class is
for students with varying levels of expertise.
For material list, call 302-259-6330.
Instructor: Linda Steere
ENA 222 201 - 16 hrs, Fee $109
8 sessions, 8/25-10/13, Th, 1-3pm
Acrylic Painting Drop In,
Intermediate
ENA 292 201 - 2.5 hrs, Fee $15
1 session, 10/28-12/9, F, 10am-12:30pm
ENA 278 201 - 18 hrs, Fee $75
6 sessions, 8/25-9/29, Th, 1-4pm
ENA 278 202 - 18 hrs, Fee $75
6 sessions, 10/6-11/17, Th, 1-4pm
Portrait Workshop Drop In
ENA 279 201 - 3 hrs, Fee $15
Pick a session from the above dates, Th, 1-4pm
Watercolor
Learn the keys to successful watercolor
painting in a relaxed setting. Great
instruction and interaction for all skill levels.
For material list, call 302-259-6330. No class
11/24. Instructor: Beverly Bellows
ENA 280 201 - 15 hrs, Fee $55
6 sessions, 9/8-10/13, Th, 9:30am-noon
ENA 280 202 - 15 hrs, Fee $55
6 sessions, 10/27-12/8, Th, 9:30am-noon
Watercolor Drop In
ENA 275 201 - 2.5 hrs, Fee $15
Pick a session from the above dates, Th,
9:30am-noon
CPR
Join the ranks! About 92,000 people
are saved by CPR in the United States
each year. (According to AHA)
33 Annual Craft Fair
RD
Delaware Tech invites you to join us for a day of holiday shopping at the
Owens Campus, Carter Partnership Center.
From homemade quilts to wooden decorations. Jewelry to country gifts and glass art!
Saturday, 11/12, 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. • FREE TO ATTEND!
Space available on a first-come, first-served basis.
ENQ 217 261– Fee $60, one table • ENQ 278 261– Fee $100, two tables
Registration is now being accepted.
Please call 302-259-6342 for an application and details.
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CPR/AED and First Aid Adult
and Pediatric Training American Red Cross
This course is designed to teach rescuers the
knowledge and awareness skills they need to
recognize emergencies and give first aid. The first
aid section covers general principles, medical
emergencies and injuries. The CPR section
covers adult and pediatric CPR and choking,
and the AED covers theory and operation of the
AED. A two-year course completion card will be
mailed after class concludes with re-certification
required every two years. Students will be given
a personal first aid kit. Instructor: Patricia Hill
EYK 598 261 - 6 hrs, .6 CEUs, Fee $95
1 session, 10/22, S, 9am-3pm
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Personal Enrichment
Culinary
Culinary
Advanced Cake Decorating:
Flowers and More Flowers
NEW
Take your cake decorating to the next level!
In this hands-on class, you will learn how to
create professional-looking flowers and designs
made from royal icing. The first three sessions
will be spent making royal icing flowers….
chrysanthemum, voilet, apple blossom, sweet
pea, daisy, daffodil, pansy, primrose, and more.
You will also make a “color flow” piece. For the
fourth session, you will bring a cake to class
and decorate it with the flowers and color flow
pieces you made in the first three sessions. For
material list, call 302-259-6330. No class 11/24.
Instructor: Dawn Kenton
ENX 208 231 – 8 hrs, Fee $59
4 sessions, 11/17-12/15, Th, 6-8pm
Beginner Cake Decorating
Have you always wanted to learn how
to decorate cakes? If so, this three-week
beginner class is perfect for you! This handson class will teach you the basics of icing
cakes, creating decorative borders, flowers,
basket weave, piping, writing, and how
different tips are used. Register today and
you’ll be decorating to impress in no time! For
material list, call 302-259-6330. Additional
instructions on what to bring to the second
and third sessions will be provided at the first
class. Instructor: Dawn Kenton
ENX 270 231 - 6 hrs, Fee $49
3 sessions, 10/3-10/17, M, 6-8pm
Did you know Nov. 26 is
National Cake Day?
Food to Beat the Cold
Weather Blues
Back by popular demand...with all new
recipes! Yes! It is possible to enjoy the
goodness of foods and eating healthy. Learn
about alternative methods that you can
use that will enhance your cooking but will
also make your body happy. You will receive
hands-on experience while enjoying the full
four course meal that you have prepared.
Chef will provide culinary techniques and
copies of the recipes for you to enjoy at your
home. Cheers to new food, new you! Tuition
includes $25 grocery lab fee.
Instructor: Bonnie Aronson
ENX 203 231 - 3 hrs, Fee $75
1 session, 10/12, W, 6-9pm
Sabor Latino (Latin Flavor)
NEW
Don’t let the cold weather get you down. Fall
is here and Winter is right around the corner.
Learn to make some fun, bright, seasonal
meals that will help beat the cold weather
blues. Note: This is a chef demonstration and
tasting. Tuition includes $17 fee. Class held
at Fish On in Lewes.
ENX 209 271 – 2 hrs, Fee $55
1 session, 11/2, W, 12-2pm
Healthy Foods, Healthy You
NEW
The Italian approach to seafood is one of
simplicity. Lemons, olive oil, and oregano all
help to make the ocean’s bounty the center
of attention. Enjoy clean, fresh flavors of the
fish and shellfish through the use of simple
ingredients and methods as you learn about
and try delicious Italian dishes. Tuition
includes $33 fee. Class held at Touch of Italy
in Rehoboth Beach.
ENX 257 271 – 2 hrs, $65
1 session, 11/9, W, 6-8pm
Spice Up Your Flavors of Herbs
and Spices
NEW
A Spanish take on authentic, easy to
make dishes using Latin ingredients
such as cilantro, jalapeno, lime juice, and
garlic. You will experience a hands-on
approach to a classic Margarita, and easy
to make Guacamole, and we’ll finish with
a traditional El Salvadorian Pupusas. There
will also be a chef demonstration on a
fantastic appetizer – garlic shrimp. A perfect
starter for any occasion. Tuition includes
$25 fee. Class held at Mariachi Restaurant in
Rehoboth Beach.
ENX 210 271 - 2 hrs, Fee $55
1 session, 12/7, W, 6-8pm
Seafood Through
Italian Eyes
Back by popular demand...with all new
recipes! Yes! Let’s spice it up! Enjoy a fun
culinary environment as you explore the
tastes and textures of various herbs and
spices in your recipes. You will receive
hands-on experience while enjoying the full
four course meal that you have prepared.
Chef will provide culinary techniques and
copies of the recipes for you to enjoy at your
home. Come explore your senses with herbs
and spices! Tuition includes $25 grocery lab
fee. Instructor: Bonnie Aronson
ENX 279 231 - 3 hrs, Fee $75
1 session, 9/14, W, 6-9pm
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Personal Enrichment
Dance Fitness
Dance Fitness
Instructor Feature:
Barbara Rynkowski
Beginner Line Dancing
“Boot Scoot” your way to fun in this
instructional line dancing class. Learn all
the latest dances in addition to the “oldies
but goodies.” Wear comfortable shoes and
prepare to have fun. “It’s Electric!...Boogie
Woogie!” Instructor: John Martin
ENR 275 231 - 12 hrs, Fee $65
6 sessions, 9/15-10/20, Th, 6:30-8:30pm
Cha Cha/Jive for Beginners
Cha Cha is the fun favorite of ballroom
dances. Jive has elements of rock ‘n’ roll,
swing, and jitterbug which commands
audience attention. Bring your friends and
be ready to shake your tail feathers. Please
wear comfortable shoes that will not stick to
the floor. Instructor: Barbara Rynkowski
ENR 201 231 - 8 hrs, Fee $45
8 sessions, 9/13-10/6, T&Th, 5:30-6:30pm
JAZZercise
Jazzercise is a dance-based fitness program
featuring fusion of dance, resistance
training, Pilates, yoga, kickboxing, and
Latin-style movements. Exercise and have
fun! Designed for beginners. If you can show
me your Jazz hands, you can Jazzercise! Jazz
shoes are not required.
Instructor: Cathy Jansen
ENR 207 231 - 6 hrs, Fee $39
6 sessions, 9/12-10/17, M, 5-6pm
ENR 207 232 - 6 hrs, Fee $39
6 sessions, 11/7-12/12, M, 5-6pm
Samba for Beginners
Samba is the original party dance with six
different rhythms. After a class in Samba you
will be ready for “Dancing With the Stars.”
Bring a friend to the party. A good time is
guaranteed. Please wear comfortable shoes
that will not stick to the floor.
Instructor: Barbara Rynkowski
ENR 206 231 - 4 hrs, Fee $25
4 sessions, 8/23-9/1, T&Th, 5:30-6:30pm
(Cha Cha / Jive, Tango, Waltz / Foxtrot and Samba)
Dancing is in Barbara's blood. Her mother was a
New York City Music Hall Rockette. In the past eight years Barbara has represented Delaware in ballroom
dance competitions in New York City, Atlantic City, San Diego, Miami, Key Biscayne,
Phoenix, Las Vegas, Sarasota, and the prestigious Ohio Star Ball. She recently took
First Place in the International Latin and the American Smooth at the Superstars
Competition in St. Petersburg, Florida. Dancing is her passion. Learn Waltz, Tango,
Foxtrot, Cha Cha, Samba and Jive. She guarantees a good time.
Tango for Beginners
Zumba
Tango is all about attitude and telling a
story, which makes it easier for first time
dancers to learn. Bring a friend and your
sense of humor. Dancing is all about having
fun and not caring if someone is watching.
Please wear comfortable shoes that will not
stick to the floor.
Instructor: Barbara Rynkowski
Zumba is a fitness program that combines
Latin and international music with dance
moves. Zumba routines incorporate interval
training – alternating fast and slow rhythms
– and resistance training. An aerobic activity,
Zumba can count toward the 150 minutes
a week of moderate aerobic activity or 75
minutes a week of vigorous aerobic activity
recommended for most healthy adults by the
Department of Health and Human Services.
Aerobic exercise reduces health risks, keeps
excess pounds at bay, strengthens your
heart, and boosts your mood. If you enjoy
Zumba, you’re also more likely to do it
regularly – and experience its benefits as an
aerobic exercise. Instructor: Joe Burgess
ENR 203 231 - 8 hrs, Fee $45
8 sessions, 10/11-11/3, T&Th, 5:30-6:30pm
TAPercise
Calling all wanna be Fred Astaires or
Rockettes to “Come and Meet,” your dancin’
feet and “Shuffle off to Buffalo.” Exercise and
have fun! Designed for beginners. If you can
clap and snap, you can TAP. Tap shoes are not
required. Instructor: Cathy Jansen
ENR 267 231 - 6 hrs, Fee $39
6 sessions, 9/12-10/17, M, 6-7pm
ENR 267 232 - 6 hrs, Fee $39
6 sessions, 11/7-12/12, M, 6-7pm
Waltz/Foxtrot for Beginners
Waltz is just three little steps – how
hard could that be? Foxtrot has an easily
repeatable basic movement which makes
it a favorite of first time dancers. Dance to
the music of Sinatra, Dean Martin, Sammy
Davis Jr., Andy Williams, etc. Bring a friend.
Please wear comfortable shoes that will not
stick to the floor. No class 11/22 and 11/24.
Instructor: Barbara Rynkowski
ENR 205 231 - 8 hrs, Fee $45
8 sessions, 11/15-12/15, T&Th, 5:30-6:30pm
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ENR 569 231 - 6 hrs, Fee $45
6 sessions, 10/5-11/9, W, 5-6pm
Interested in
Developing and
Teaching a
New Course?
Workforce Development
and Community Education
is continually expanding its
course offerings.
If you would like to propose
a new class, e-mail
Kristen Bacon at
kristen.bacon@dtcc.edu.
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Defensive
Driving, Family
Personal
Enrichment
& Language and Culture
Defensive Driving
Family
Language and Culture
Defensive Driving, Basic
Divorcing Parent
Education Program
Basic Conversational Spanish 1
Earn a 10 percent reduction on the liability
portion of your automobile insurance
premium for three years; a three point credit
applied to your Delaware driving record via
the Delaware Safety Council’s computer linkup
with the Delaware Division of Motor Vehicles.
Learn simple driving strategies. Students must
arrive 15 minutes prior to class with photo ID.
Instructor: Delaware Safety Council
EYP 325 231 - 6 hrs, .6 CEUs, Fee $35
2 sessions, 8/22-8/24, M&W, 6:30-9:30pm
EYP 325 261 - 7 hrs, .6 CEUs, Fee $35
1 session, 9/17, S, 9am-4pm
EYP 325 232 - 6 hrs, .6 CEUs, Fee $35
2 sessions, 10/10-10/12, M&W, 6:30-9:30pm
EYP 325 262 - 6 hrs, .6 CEUs, Fee $35
1 session, 11/19, S, 9am-4pm
EYP 325 233 - 6 hrs, .6 CEUs, Fee $35
2 sessions, 12/12-12/14, M&W, 6:30-9:30pm
EYP 325 263 - 6 hrs, .6 CEUs, Fee $35
1 session, 1/7/2017, S, 9am-4pm
Earn 15 percent discount on your liability
insurance! Three-year certification course
offers additional strategies for on-the-road
safety, review of revised traffic laws, as well
as current safety technology. Prerequistite:
Students must have completed the Basic
Defensive Driving class. Students must arrive
15 minutes prior to class with photo ID.
Instructor: Delaware Safety Council
EYP 326 232 - 3 hrs, .3 CEUs, Fee $30
1 session, 9/14, W, 6:30-9:30pm
EYP 326 261 - 3 hrs, .3 CEUs, Fee $30
1 session, 10/8, S, 9am-noon
EYP 326 233 - 3 hrs, .3 CEUs, Fee $30
1 session, 11/16, W, 6:30-9:30pm
EYP 326 262 - 3 hrs, .3 CEUs, Fee $30
1 session, 12/10, S, 9am-noon
EYP 326 234 - 3 hrs, .3 CEUs, Fee $30
1 session, 1/4/2017, W, 6:30-9:30pm
The purpose of Basic Conversational
Spanish is to introduce you to the sounds
and the core vocabulary of the Spanish
language. Focus will be on introductory
communication, numbers, colors, weather,
family, and foods. Oral practice is a key part
of the class. Please bring a pencil and pen to
class. Instructor: Dawn Cherrix
ENH 209 231 - 12 hrs, Fee $109
6 sessions, 9/14-10/19, W, 6:30-8:30pm
EYJ 200 231 - 6 hrs, .6 CEUs, Fee $85
2 sessions, 8/23-8/25, T&Th, 6-9pm
Basic Conversational
Spanish 2
EYJ 200 232 - 6 hrs, .6 CEUs, Fee $85
2 sessions, 9/6-9/8, T&Th, 6-9pm
EYJ 200 234 - 6 hrs, .6 CEUs, Fee $85
2 sessions, 11/15-11/17, T&Th, 6-9pm
The purpose of this course is to add to
already acquired knowledge of the Spanish
language. The assumption is that you
have mastered the sound system and core
vocabulary. There will be grammar points
discussed such as plurals of nouns, nounadjective agreement, forms of verbs and
tenses, types of sentences (statements,
interrogatives, imperatives), and any other
topic that arises. You will be surveyed as to
the vocabulary focus since many work in the
business world and need vocabulary related
to their job. Please bring a pencil and pen to
class. Instructor: Dawn Cherrix
EYJ 200 264 - 6 hrs, .6 CEUs, Fee $85
1 session, 12/3, S, 9am-4pm
ENH 200 231 – 12 hrs, Fee $109
6 sessions, 9/12-10/17, M, 6:30-8:30pm
EYJ 200 235 - 6 hrs, .6 CEUs, Fee $85
2 sessions, 12/13-12/15, T&Th, 6-9pm
Beginner French
EYJ 200 261 - 6 hrs, .6 CEUs, Fee $85
1 session, 9/24, S, 9am-4pm
EYJ 200 262 - 6 hrs, .6 CEUs, Fee $85
1 session, 10/8, S, 9am-4pm
EYJ 200 233 - 6 hrs, .6 CEUs, Fee $85
2 sessions, 10/25-10/27, T&Th, 6-9pm
EYJ 200 263 - 6 hrs, .6 CEUs, Fee $85
1 session, 11/5, S, 9am-4pm
Defensive Driving, Advanced
EYP 326 231 – 3 hrs, .3 CEUs, Fee $30
1 session, 8/23, T, 6:30-9:30pm
Parents must take an approved course
teaching them about what children
experience when their parents do not live
with each other or divorce. This course
satisfies Delaware’s legal requirement for
parent education and is certified by the
Department of Services for Children, Youth,
and their Families. Students must bring
photo ID to class. Instructors: Elizabeth
Rupprecht/Karen Feldman
EYJ 200 265 - 6 hrs, .6 CEUs, Fee $85
1 session, 1/7/2017, S, 9am-4pm
Genealogy - More Than a
“Little Leaf”
Are you interested in finding your family
history? Or looking for elusive ancestors in
your family tree? In this introductory class,
you will learn how to begin your journey
into your family’s past. Questions like where
do you start, where do you look and what to
do with all the information that you acquire
in your journey through your family history
will be answered in this class! Come and take
a walk in the shade of the old family tree!
Please bring a pencil, notepad, highlighter
and pocket folder to class.
Instructor: Teresa Derrickson
NEW
A beginning theme-based French class
for those of you who have either always
wanted to learn French but never had the
time or just want to be able to pronounce
words in books, items on a menu, or express
yourself and communicate when traveling.
Did you study French in high school but
“forgot everything?” This relaxed and
comfortable classroom atmosphere class is
for you! Students must purchase textbook
prior to class. For details, call 302-259-6330.
Instructor: Lisa Lynch
ENH 214 231 - 9 hrs, Fee $89
6 sessions, 9/6-9/22, T&Th, 6-7:30pm
ENO 244 261 - 6 hrs, Fee $49
2 sessions, 10/8-10/15, S, 9am-noon
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Money Matters
Are you interested in finding money solutions for your future?
Plan ahead and take these special courses offered with support
from Discover that will enhance your budgeting skills, planning for
the future, and protecting you! Scholarships are available for these
financial literacy courses.
Are You Credit Worthy?
Have you ever heard of the commercials that offer you your credit score for free,
but you have no clue how to change your number? This course covers obtaining
and maintaining access to credit; using credit cards, bank cards, and other means.
Students develop a plan to establish good credit, discuss the advantages and
disadvantages of consumer credits, and explore the various sources of consumer
loans. No class 11/22 and 11/24. Instructor: Louis Allman
ENO 597 231 - 16 hrs, Fee $139
8 sessions, 11/15-12/15, T&Th, 6-8pm
Planning for the Beach? – Saving, Investing, and Risk Protection
Learn how to save for your dream beach property location. This course allows
students to calculate the amount of savings needed to maintain a desired lifestyle in
the future. Topics include the power of compounding, the selection of investments
based on their own risk/reward preferences, and the calculation of savings to reach
a financial plan. Instructor: Louis Allman
ENO 598 231 - 16 hrs, Fee $139
8 sessions, 9/13-10/6, T&Th, 6-8pm
Where’s My Money?
At the end of the month have you ever wondered where all your money went?
If you answered yes, you need this course! This course is an overview and application
of money management, introducing concepts of financial goals within earning,
budgeting, spending, and resources in banking to provide a solid foundation for
financial success. Students develop a financial plan to promote a healthy standard
of living. This course will provide a more comprehensive understanding of how to
budget your money more efficiently. Instructor: Louis Allman
ENO 599 2B1 - 16 hrs, Fee $139
8 sessions, 10/11-11/3, T&Th, 6-8pm
Personal Enrichment
Money Matters
Basics of Selling on eBay
Have you ever wanted to sell on eBay but
thought it was too hard? This course was
designed just for you! Students will learn the
basics of eBay: rules and policies, creating a
seller’s account, listing preparation, photo
tips, pricing, payment, and shipping. By the
end of the course, you will be able to sell on
eBay with ease! Tuition includes $20 material
fee. Instructor: Patricia Tear
ENF 560 231 - 9 hrs, Fee $99
3 sessions, 10/4-10/11, T&Th, 6-9pm
Estate Planning
This introductory course will help you
understand the basics of estate planning.
Understand how a will, power of attorney,
living will, and living trust are used to
manage your affairs during life and after
death. We also will introduce the concept of
irrevocable trusts. Instructor: Shannon Owens
ENO 508 231 - 2 hrs, Fee $25
1 session, 9/20, T, 6-8pm
Get Paid to Talk: Making Money
With Your Voice
Ever been told that you have a great
voice? From audio books and cartoons to
documentaries, commercials, and more,
this class will introduce you to the growing
field of voice over. Today, the range of voices
hired has grown dramatically from the days
of announcers. Learn what the pros look for,
how to prepare, and where to find work in
your area! We’ll discuss industry pros and
cons and play samples from working voice
professionals. In addition, you’ll have an
opportunity to record a short professional
script under the direction of our teacher. This
class is lots of fun, realistic, and a great first
step for anyone interested in the voice over
field. Instructor: Voice Coaches
ENO 529 231 - 2.5 hrs, Fee $35
1 session, 10/17, M, 6:30-9pm
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Personal Enrichment
Music & Photography
Mind Over Money Series: Mind
Over Money
Just Beyond
Beginning Guitar
In this FREE introduction to financial
empowerment class, you will identify your
personal beliefs about money, examine
financial priorities, develop personal money
management goals, and learn how to make
budgets more manageable. This class is
taught through discussion, group activities,
and worksheets. Please bring a writing
utensil to class. Instructor: Cory Dunt
This is the perfect class to continue from
"Guitar for Beginners." Your musical guitar
journey continues to build with additional
chords, melodies, and strumming patterns
that will be used to play more difficult
songs, melodies, and chord patterns. Theory,
note reading, and rhythms will continue
to be reinforced and introduced in a more
intermediate fashion. Please bring a guitar
and a 1.5” binder to class. A limited number
of right-handed guitars are available for use.
If needed, call 302-259-6330 to reserve. A
book will be available at class to purchase.
Instructor: Debby Dudley
ENO 592 231 - 2 hrs, FREE!
1 session, 12/7, W, 6-8pm
Mystery Shopping 101
Have you ever wondered whether mystery
shopping is a legitimate way to make a
living? This course will show you how you
can actually make money by: shopping,
eating out, going to the movies…all the
things you normally do! You will also learn
how to watch out for mystery shopping
scams. The course instructor has been
mystery shopping for over 10 years, and now
it’s your turn! Tuition includes $20 material
fee. Instructor: Patricia Tear
ENO 531 231 - 6 hrs, Fee $79
2 sessions, 11/15-11/22, T, 6-9pm
Music
Guitar for Beginners
Your musical journey starts here! Learn
simplified melodies, chords, strumming,
and tuning in a fun, relaxed group setting.
You’ll be introduced to the basic elements
of rhythm, melody, and harmony that will
have you making music in no time! This class
is for beginners. Please bring a guitar and
1.5” binder to class. A limited number of
right-handed guitars are available for use.
If needed, call 302-259-6330 to reserve. A
book will be available at class to purchase.
Instructor: Debby Dudley
ENO 207 231 - 9 hrs, Fee $99
6 sessions, 9/19-10/24, M, 5:45-7:15pm
NEW
ENO 211-231 – 9 hrs, Fee $99
6 sessions, 9/19-10/24, M, 7:30-9pm
Piano for Beginners
Have you ever wanted to try and learn to
play the piano? It’s never too late to begin to
learn how to play in a relaxed group setting.
You’ll be introduced the basic elements of
rhythm, chords, keys, notes, and reading
music! This class is for beginners. Please
bring a piano/keyboard and a 1.5” binder
to class. A limited number of keyboards are
available for use. First come, first served.
If needed, call 302-259-6330 to reserve. A
book will be available at class to purchase.
Instructor: Debby Dudley
ENO 208 231 - 9 hrs, Fee $99
6 sessions, 11/7-12/12, M, 6-7:30pm
Photography
Basic Photography
Have fun with hands-on instruction
while learning techniques that make the
difference. Course will focus on developing
the skills necessary to identify and produce
the elements of a good photograph
including basic design, composition, and
lighting. Please bring your camera to class
and call the instructor at 302-228-8405 with
camera make and model. Tuition includes
$10 material fee. Instructor: Mason Dixon
ENA 259 231 - 12.5 hrs, Fee $99
5 sessions, 10/5-11/2, W, 6-8:30pm
Intermediate Photography
This intermediate photography course will
expand on the concepts learned in Basic
Photography. Students will apply the skills
learned in the basic course while continuing
to learn more intermediate concepts
in composition, lighting, and camera
techniques. Please bring your camera to class
and call the instructor at 302-228-8405 with
camera make and model. Tuition includes
$10 material fee. Instructor: Mason Dixon
ENA 260 231 - 12.5 hrs, Fee $99
5 sessions, 11/16-12/14, W, 6-8:30pm
Understanding Your Camera
This class covers everything from an
introduction into digital technology to
important camera settings, and how to
start taking a good picture no matter what
your subject. You will learn how to start
controlling light, color, and atmosphere
while learning the controls of your camera.
Perfect for the entry level enthusiast! Please
bring your camera to class and call the
instructor at 302-228-8405. Tuition includes
$10 material fee. Instructor: Mason Dixon
ENA 274 231 - 3 hrs, Fee $39
1 session, 9/21, W, 6-9pm
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Personal Enrichment
Special Interest
Special Interest
Creating Your Personal Brand
In this basic skills class, you will gain
knowledge about your bicycle’s brakes and
drivetrain as well as how to fix a flat. You will
be taught how to adjust and maintain the
various components of the bicycle and how
to identify and solve common problems.
Squealing brakes, sloppy shifting, flat tires,
and more will all be addressed in this class.
This is a hands-on class so bring your bike
to fix any existing or potential problems.
Instructor: Benjamen Jones
What is a personal brand? Do you have one?
This course introduces the concept of personal
branding and how to develop your image to
market yourself professionally. Many people
are intimidated by the idea of building their
personal brand while also trying to build their
company’s brand. But with a bit of planning,
this goal can be integrated into your current
content strategy with little extra effort. Come
learn how to personally brand yourself!
Instructor: Shelley Hastings
Shelley Hastings is the Founder, CEO and success
coach of Synergy Empowerment Coaching, LLC.
ENO 578 231 - 4 hrs, Fee $29
2 sessions, 9/8-9/15, Th, 6-8pm
END 209 231 - 2 hrs, Fee $25
1 session, 9/8, Th, 6-8pm
Intermediate Basic Bicycle
Maintenance
Firearms: Protection & Training
Basic Bicycle Maintenance
Can you fix a flat with your eyes closed and
adjust your cable tension on the fly? Take
the next step with Intermediate Bicycle
Maintenance and learn how to overhaul
wheel hubs, bottom brackets, and headsets.
Become competent in replacing brake and
shift cables and housing. You will also gain
advanced problem solving knowledge in
order to detect common issues by sight, feel,
and sound far before they become major
problems. This is a hands-on class so bring
your bike and a set of metric hex wrenches
made by a bicycle tool brand (Pedro’s, Park
Tool, Birzman, etc) to class.
Instructor: Benjamen Jones
ENO 230 231 - 4 hrs, Fee $29
2 sessions, 9/20-9/27, T, 6-8pm
Citizens Police Academy
Build a relationship with and thoroughly
understand the assorted functions of the
Georgetown Police Dept. This program allows
many hands-on opportunities, as well as a
ride along with a patrol officer. Participants
are taught the basics of criminal law, search
and seizure, patrol tactics, firearms, accident
investigation, deadly force issues, crime
scene processing, and many other topics.
Learn the various ways the police serve our
community and keep us safe. Co-sponsored
by the Georgetown Police Dept.
ENO 567 231 - 8 hrs, Fee $55
4 sessions, 10/13-11/3, Th, 6-8pm
Women’s Firearms:
Protection & Training
In this class you will learn about safe gun
handling, pistol parts and operation,
ammunition, shooting fundamentals, as
well as how to use a firearm properly and
proficiently. Firearms are not permitted on the
campus. First two classroom sessions meet
at DTCC. Third session involves use of live
ammunition and target shooting at instructor’s
firing range. During the third session only, use
of your own firearm/ammunition is permitted.
If you do not have your own, an additional
firearm/ammunition fee is required. Tuition
includes $15 lab fee. Instructor: John Davis
ENW 205 231 - 6 hrs, Fee $75
3 sessions, 10/6, Th, 7-9pm;
10/13, Th, 7-8pm; and 10/15, S, 9am-noon
In this class you will learn about safe gun
handling, pistol parts and operation,
ammunition, shooting fundamentals as well as
how to use a firearm properly and proficiently.
Firearms are not permitted on the campus.
First two classroom sessions meet at DTCC.
Third session involves use of live ammunition
and target shooting at instructor’s firing range.
During the third session only, use of your own
firearm/ammunition is permitted. If you do
not have your own, an additional firearm/
ammunition fee is required. Tuition includes
$15 lab fee. Instructor: John Davis
Mah Jongg, Beginner
ENO 201 231 - 6 hrs, Fee $75
3 sessions, 9/8, Th, 7-9pm;
9/15, Th, 7-8pm and 9/17, S, 9am-noon
Learn instructional strategies, ability to play
at a faster pace, and the betting aspect of
the game while meeting and playing other
players. Prerequisite: Prior experience or
completion of Mah Jongg, Beginner class.
Instructor: Michelle Rahn
In this course you will learn the tiles and basic
strategies to win. By the end of the course
you will be playing a full game. No Mah
Jongg experience or knowledge is required.
Instructor: Michelle Rahn
ENO 569 201 - 6 hrs, Fee $35
3 sessions, 9/19-9/22, MW&Th, 10am-noon
ENO 569 202 - 6 hrs, Fee $35
3 sessions, 10/3-10/6, MW&Th, 10am-noon
Mah Jongg, Intermediate
ENO 584 201 - 6 hrs, Fee $35
3 sessions, 10/10-10/13, MW&Th, 10am-noon
Return Day - Recalls & Reflections
Join us to learn more about the history of Return
Day and how the tradition has continued over the
past 200 plus years. The instructors will be H. Terry
Johnson, a director of Sussex County Return Day,
Inc. and retired dean of student services, Owens
Campus, and Russ McCabe, consultant/historian,
retired state archivist and Delaware historian,
former director of the Delaware State Archives.
Lecture is held at the Marvel Carriage Museum in
Georgetown. Call to reserve a space!
ENO 534 271 - 1.5 hrs, FREE
1 session, 11/3, Th, 6:30-8pm
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Writing for Fun and Knowledge
Whether you have written personally
or professionally, this course will review
the English language for better writing
techniques since “there is always room for
improvement” and will offer you a chance to
share your creativity with other like-minded
or would-be writers. Please bring a pencil
and pen to class. Instructor: Jessica Clark
END 207 231 - 12 hrs, Fee $75
6 sessions, 10/12-11/16, W, 6-8pm
Technology
App Development
Everyone has used the iPad and iOS platform,
but in this hands-on App Development
class we are going to learn how to develop
applications (apps) for iOS! We will explore
the basics of software development and
programming, including basic data types
and structures, and basic object-oriented
programming techniques. This class is great
for someone with an understanding of how
to use software, but wants to learn how to
create it! Please bring an iPad 2 or later (iPad
4 or later preferred) to class. Students must
purchase Codea for iPads prior to class. For
details, call 302-259-6330. No class 11/8.
Instructor: Kolby Dukes
ENF 221 231 - 12 hrs, Fee $95
6 sessions, 11/1-12/13, T, 6-8pm
Creating Documents,
Presentations, and
Spreadsheets with iWork
This class will teach you the ins and outs of
Apple’s iWork suite (Compares to Microsoft
Office). You’ll learn to create great looking
flyers, invitations, and budgets using Pages
(Similar to Word); tables, charts, and graphics
using Numbers (Similar to Excel); and you’ll
learn how to incorporate themes, transitions,
and animations into your presentations
using Keynote (Similar to Powerpoint). This
class is geared toward Mac users, but iPad
users are welcome! Please bring a Mac or
iPad with iWork installed, pen, and paper to
class. Instructor: Kolby Dukes
ENF 217 231 - 2 hrs, Fee $25
1 session, 10/27, Th, 6-8pm
Technology
Instructor Feature:
Linda Braswell
(iPad Beginner, iPad Intermediate and iCloud for iPads and iPhones)
Workforce Development and Community Education
welcomes new technology instructor, Linda Braswell! When
not kayaking or biking in the natural beauty of Delaware,
Linda enjoys watercolor painting, reading and do-it-yourself projects.
Linda grew up in Sussex County, and is a graduate of the University of Delaware and
Wilmington University. She taught in Delaware’s public schools for over 30 years
before retiring. Linda enjoyed teaching in kindergarten classrooms and an elementary
computer lab, but realized her love of technology and working with adult learners
while providing technology workshops for her fellow teachers as an instructional
technology specialist. Since retiring, she has continued to teach adult learners at
Wilmington University, Wesley College, and Delaware Tech. Linda feels comfortable
working with both Apple and Windows, and looks forward to helping you develop
your technology skills and knowledge!
Inside Google Docs
NEW
Come take a look at Google Drive and
Google Docs, a free online word processor,
and discover how you can build documents
with rich formatting, images, and tables. You
will learn how to get around Google Docs’
web-based interface, create new documents,
and add features such as footnotes, headers,
footers, and page numbering. You will
also see how to make your documents
more engaging by adding images, Google
drawing objects, and tables. Then learn how
to share docs with others – for real-time,
simultaneous collaboration! This class also
includes interfacing with Google Drive. No
class 11/23. Instructor: Norman Burt
ENF 200 231 - 8 hrs, Fee $85
4 sessions, 11/16-12/14, W, 6-8pm
Introduction to Social Media
Does all this technology have you confused
and feeling lost? Take this fun, informative,
hands-on, and interactive starter course
designed to show you how to connect with
family and friends online, share photos and
videos, stay up-to-date on news, research and
find information on products and services
including coupons, and build personal and
professional online networks. Facebook,
Twitter, LinkedIn and Pinterest will be
reviewed. Prerequisite: Students must have
basic computer skills. Please bring user IDs and
passwords for your social media accounts to
class if you have them. Instructor: Lisa Flowers
ENF 594 231 - 3 hrs, Fee $39
1 session, 10/27, Th, 6-9pm
iPad for Beginners
Learn how to create and navigate your home
screen. Instructor will go over shortcuts
and you will learn to explore maps, e-mail,
and photos. Learn about face time and the
app store. iPads will be available. Instructor:
Linda Braswell
ENF 585 231 - 4 hrs, Fee $45
2 sessions, 10/17-10/24, M, 6-8pm
iPad, Intermediate
Now that you have mastered the basics
of your iPad, it is time to examine more of
what this product has to offer! Here you will
learn about multitasking, notifications, and
copy and paste. Instructor will also go over
specific applications that will help you get
things done, as well as, syncing information
to your computer. iPads will be available.
Instructor: Linda Braswell
ENF 587 231 - 4 hrs, Fee $45
2 sessions, 11/14-11/21, M, 6-8pm
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Technology
NEW
Interested in becoming
a private pilot?
This online class is needed to prepare you
for the FAA private pilot examination and
to operate unmanned serial systems (drones)!
Private Pilot Ground School Transportation
Interested in becoming a private pilot? This online course is designed to
prepare students for the FAA private pilot examination and to operate
unmanned aerial systems (drones). Private Pilot Ground School begins
Sept. 12 - Oct. 31. This class will present the fundamental principles
of flight. Topics include the theory of flight, aircraft standards and
specifications, federal regulations, basic aircraft construction, weight and
balance, navigation, meteorology, principles of radio communication,
and application of aerodynamics. Instructor Jordan Bates holds a
bachelor’s degree in aeronautics and a private pilot license.
EYF 213 2B1 - 24 hrs, 2.4 CEUs, Fee $265
9/12-10/31- Students will be contacted prior to
course start date with course log-in information.
Self-Publishing 101
Twitter 101
Curious about self-publishing your work?
This course will provide an overview of how
self-publishing is changing the landscape of
the publishing industry. You will learn how to
edit, format, and prepare your manuscripts
for publication in both digital and print
editions, how to choose which platforms
to sell your work, and marketing strategies
including social media tools, street teams,
and paid advertising. Local indie author
Krista Venero will share what’s worked and
not worked throughout her self-publishing
odyssey which has produced six novels.
Prerequisite: Students must have familiarity
with Microsoft Word and navigating
websites. Please bring a pencil and notepad
to class. Instructor: Krista Venero
Have you wanted to use Twitter or created
an account on Twitter but have never
done anything with it? Twitter is a social
networking tool that has changed the
way we communicate on both a personal
and professional level. It is a real-time
information network powered by people
all around the world that lets you share and
discover what’s happening now. In this class,
you will learn the fundamentals of Twitter,
such as how to set up a Twitter account,
enhance your Twitter profile, tweet, retweet
(share), engage, and get more followers.
Attendees are encouraged, but not required,
to bring (or have online access to) an image
that they would like to use for their Twitter
profile. Prerequisite: Students must have
an active email address and preferably,
but not required, to use at least one other
social media platform, such as Facebook.
Instructor: Lisa Flowers
ENO 590 231 - 10 hrs, Fee $99
5 sessions, 10/20-11/17, Th, 6-8pm
Understanding iCloud
for iPad/iPhone
Do you have an Apple device (iPad, iPhone
or iPod Touch)? Are you confused about “the
cloud?” Learn how to set up your iCloud
account and what services your account
provides, such as iCloud Drive. You will
learn the difference between ‘syncing’ and
‘backing up’ using your iCloud account,
and how to choose what to sync. Using
the settings, you will learn to manage
your iCloud storage to best suit your own
needs. We will explore the differences in
the iCloud’s photo features – iCloud Photo
Library, My Photo Stream, and iCloud Photo
Sharing. You will learn how to use the iCloud
feature, Find My iPad/iPhone, and what
to do if your device is ever lost or stolen.
Instructor: Linda Braswell
ENF 202 231 - 2 hrs, Fee $25
1 session, 12/5, M, 6-8pm
ENF 219 231 - 3 hrs, Fee $39
1 session, 10/13, Th, 6-9pm
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Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV)
Flight School
The unmanned model quadcopter (drone)
aircraft revolution is here! Attend this “crash
course” to learn more about your pre-flight
checklist. This remote controlled device
can be equipped with a camera to provide
amazing aerial videography and much more.
This class will cover what you need to know
for hobby/recreational use, such as proper
operation, safety, rules, and equipment
information. Learn more about this new
technology! Come explore the wave of the
future first hand! Instructor: Jordan Bates
Jordan Bates holds a bachelor's degree in
Aeronautics, FAA ground instructor's certificate,
and a private pilot license.
ENF 215 231 - 4 hrs, Fee $49
1 session, 8/29, M, 5:30-9:30pm
Fitness
Golf Lessons
This course is designed to teach everything
you’ll need to play golf in just a few lessons.
Golf professionals will show that there
are lots of ways to play by combining fun,
friends and fitness. Each session will focus
on the various golf skills you will use while
playing. In addition to learning the basics,
you will be guided onto the golf course to
put your skills into action in a casual, friendly
setting. Golf clubs are available for use. If
needed, call 302-259-6330 to reserve. Class
held at the Rookery (South) in Milton.
ENR 200 271 - 6 hrs, Fee $149
6 sessions, 9/6-10/11, T, 4-5pm
ENR 200 272 - 6 hrs, Fee $149
6 sessions, 9/9-10/14, F, 10-11am
Men’s Basketball (Ages 16 & Up)
Dribble, pass, and shoot your way to a good
time. No instruction, just organized fun. No
class 11/8. Instructor: Curtis Brock
ENR 202 231 - 20 hrs, Fee $69
10 sessions, 9/13-11/22, T, 7:30-9:30pm
Technology & Fitness
Instructor Feature:
Spike Adams
(Tai Chi)
Tai Chi practitioner and teacher for over 25 years Spike grew
up in Kent County and worked in the highway construction
industries for 40 years. Recently retired, Spike is spending
more time on things he enjoys doing - his family, golf,
yoga, and practicing and teaching T’ai Chi.
Mind and Body Yoga
Tennis for Adults
Relieve stress and develop focus through
yoga. Learn basic yoga postures, poses and
breathing techniques that are designed
to ease areas of tension, improve body
flexibility, balance, and increase strength.
You will also practice relaxation techniques
such as guided meditation, which will in
enhance overall body awareness, assist in
quieting the mind, refreshing the body, and
creating a sense of calmness in daily life.
Give yourself or someone you know the
gift of relaxation! No experience necessary.
Please bring yoga mat to class. No class 11/8.
Instructor: Kaila Tatman
Learn or re-learn the fundamentals of tennis.
Refresh your game and improve your skills
with this class. Make new friends, enjoy
great fitness, and have a swinging good
time in one of Dave Marshall’s indoor or
outdoor tennis courts! Class held at the Dave
Marshall Tennis and Fitness Center at The
Plantations in Lewes.
ENR 234 231 - 6 hrs, Fee $55
6 sessions, 8/23-9/27, T, 6:30-7:30pm
ENR 234 232 - 6 hrs, Fee $55
6 sessions, 10/18-11/29, T, 6:30-7:30pm
Tai Chi, Level I
This great exercise combines the use of the
mind, body, and spirit into graceful and slow
movements. The yang short form will be
used. No class on 11/8.
Instructor: Arthur (Spike) Adams
ENR 243 231 - 6 hrs, Fee $49
6 sessions, 8/30-10/4, T, 6:30-7:30pm
ENR 243 232 - 6 hrs, Fee $49
6 sessions, 10/11-11/22, T, 6:30-7:30pm
Tai Chi, Level II
This is a continuation of Tai Chi Level I.
Prerequisite: Students must have taken two
sessions of Tai Chi, Level I class. No class 7/26
and 11/8. Instructor: Arthur (Spike) Adams
ENR 245 231 - 6 hrs, Fee $49
6 sessions, 7/5-8/16, T, 6:30-7:30pm
ENR 233 271 - 4 hrs, Fee $119
4 sessions, 9/7-9/28, W, 4:30-5:30pm
ENR 233 272 - 4 hrs, Fee $119
4 sessions, 10/12-11/2, W, 4:30-5:30pm
ENR 233 273 - 4 hrs, Fee $119
4 sessions, 11/16-12/7, W, 4:30-5:30pm
ENR 233 274 - 4 hrs, Fee $119
4 sessions, 12/14-1/4/2017, W, 4:30-5:30pm
Women’s Personal
Protection Training
In this female instructed course, students
will work to gain a functional understanding
of how to escape various dangerous
situations and how to avoid them. This class
will cover facets of unarmed self-protection
as well as the use of legal, hand-held selfdefense tools to increase safety in your
vehicle, when traveling and in your home.
Extensive hands-on training will enable
you to develop confidence and proficiency.
No experience necessary. Please wear
comfortable attire (T-shirt, sweatpants,
sneakers) and bring a water bottle or sports
beverage to class. Class held at The EDGE
Martial Arts Academy in Milton.
ENW 210 271 - 6 hrs, Fee $39
4 sessions, 10/9-10/30, Su, 2-3:30pm
ENR 245 231 - 6 hrs, Fee $49
6 sessions, 8/30-10/4, T, 7:30-8:30pm
ENR 245 232 - 6 hrs, Fee $49
6 sessions, 10/11-11/22, T, 7:30-8:30pm
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Youth
Kids On Campus
Kids on Campus
Youth
ARC Babysitter Training
with Pediatric CPR/First Aid
(Ages 11-15)
Gain skills and confidence to safely and
responsibly care for children and infants
through hands-on activities and lively
discussions. Be able to handle emergencies
such as injuries, illnesses and household
accidents. This training will help participants
develop leadership skills, develop a
babysitting business, keep themselves and
others safe, help children behave, and learn
about basic child care and basic first aid.
Students will be given a handbook packed
with information and full-color skill sheets,
a compact emergency reference guide,
and an interactive CD-ROM. A certificate
of completion will be mailed after class
concludes. Please bring a bagged lunch to
class. Instructor: Patricia Hill
Saturday Academy
Minecraft Camp (Ages 7-12)
Come spend the morning with the
popular Minecraft video game to
build worlds, solve puzzles, and create
together. Students have specific goals
and challenges each month, which
they take on both individually and
by playing together as a group. Both
newcomers and experienced Minecraft
players are invited to explore, learn,
problem solve, and create amazing and
unique worlds together!
ENU 919 261 - 12 hrs, Fee $99
4 sessions, 9/3-12/3, S, 9am-noon
Solar Power, Energizing the
Future (Ages 9-12)
Do you know how our biggest star
makes more energy in a single second
than human civilizations have needed
since the beginning of time? Come learn
how we use energy to power our houses
and lives. Discover through engineering
and design concepts how to reduce your
carbon footprint.
ENU 914 261 – 3 hrs, Fee $29
1 session, 9/10, S, 9am-noon
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Architecture Toward the
Future (Ages 9-12)
Have an interest in designing buildings
and want to learn how to build
computer and hand-made models?
Learn about the architectural design
process and let your imagination soar
as you create your own building. See
how your dreams can become real
in the exciting world of architecture.
Instructor: Derek Dutton
ENU 913 261 - 3 hrs, Fee $29
1 session, 10/8, S, 9am-noon
Watersheds & Wastewater
(Ages 9-12)
Do you know what happens after you
flush your toilet? Are you interested
in learning about watersheds and
how waste affects water? Come learn
hands-on how waste affects living
plants and animals, aquatic and natural
environments and people! Instructor:
Hilary Valentine
EYU 201 261 - 10 hrs, Fee $125
2 sessions, 9/17-9/24, S, 8:30am-1:30pm
Archery (Ages 8-13)
In this hands-on archery class, every student
has the chance to become Robin of Loxley
(aka Robin Hood) or even Katniss (in The
Hunger Games). Students will learn about
the history, construction and the use of
the longbow and recurve bow, as well as
methods of shooting, finding distance, and
ways to improve bow handling skills. Please
wear comfortable shoes and bring a bottled
beverage to class. Equipment is available for
use, but if you own your own equipment feel
free to bring it to class. Class at the instructor’s
small, informal, outdoor archery range held
at instructor’s home in Milton. Each student
must have an adult with them and stay on the
premises. Please call 302-259-6330 for the
address. Instructor: Michael Chamberland
ENU 816 271 – 7.5 hrs, Fee $55
5 sessions, 8/27-9/24, S, 3:30-5pm
ENU 915 261 - 3 hrs, Fee $29
1 session, 11/12, S, 9am-noon
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Michael Chamberland
(Archery)
Michael Chamberland is the owner and chief instructor at The EDGE Academy in
Milton. His services include law enforcement defensive tactics, edged, impact and
improvised weapons training, as well as martial arts classes for children and families.
Originally from northern Maine, Michael is a lifelong archer and will be instructing
traditional archery techniques of the long bow and recurve bow, shooting methods,
and range safety. Michael will be instructing our Personal Enrichment Women’s
Personal Protection and Kids on Campus Archery (Ages 8-13) classes.
Chef Junior - Holiday Style
With the holidays coming up do want to
make some delicious dinners and desserts
for your friends? Come to Chef Junior –
Holiday Style where you will learn how to
make mashed potatoes and gravy, cook mini
pies, and much, much more! You will make
a dish and dessert to eat during the session.
Please call us at 302-259-6330 to let us know
if there are any food allergies that we need
to be aware of. Instructor: Daisy Wharton
ENU 918 231 - 12 hrs, Fee $135
6 sessions, 11/2-12/7, W, 5-7pm
Tango for Kids
Tango is all about attitude and telling a
story which makes this dance easier for first
time dancers to learn. Dancing is all about
having fun and not caring if someone is
watching. Wear comfortable non-stick shoes.
Instructor: Barbara Rynkowski
Cha Cha/Jive for Kids
Chef Junior
Cha Cha is the fun favorite of ballroom
dances. Jive has elements of rock ‘n’ roll,
swing, and jitterbug which commands
audience attention. Be ready to shake your
tail feather! Wear comfortable non-stick
shoes. Instructor: Barbara Rynkowski
Measure, mix, cook, and bake your way to fun
in Chef Junior. Learn the basics and expose
yourself to new baking techniques! You will learn
a variety of cooking and baking skills. Hungry for
homemade pizza, artwork dinners, or desserts
that don’t need to be baked? You will make
a dish and dessert to eat during the session.
Please call 302-259-6330 to let us know if there
are any food allergies that we need to be aware
of. Instructor: Daisy Wharton
ENU 916 261 - 4 hrs, Fee $39
4 sessions, 9/17-10/8, S, 9-10am
ENU 920 231 - 12 hrs, Fee $135
6 sessions, 9/12-10/17, M, 5-7pm
ENU 917 261 - 4 hrs, Fee $39
4 sessions, 10/29-11/19, S, 9-10am
Tennis (Ages 7-18)
Learn the fundamentals of tennis or refresh
your game and improve your skills with this
class. Make new friends, enjoy great fitness
and have a swinging good time in one of Dave
Marshall’s indoor or outdoor tennis courts!
Class held at the Dave Marshall Tennis and
Fitness Center at The Plantations in Lewes.
ENU 811 271 - 4 hrs, Fee $119
4 sessions, 9/7-9/28, W, 4:30-5:30pm
ENU 811 272 - 4 hrs, Fee $119
4 sessions, 10/12-11/2, W, 4:30-5:30pm
ENU 811 273 - 4 hrs, Fee $119
4 sessions, 11/16-12/7, W, 4:30-5:30pm
ENU 811 274 - 4 hrs, Fee $119
4 sessions, 12/14-1/4/2017, W, 4:30-5:30pm
302-259-6330 I Search classes and register online at go.dtcc.edu/workforcedevelopment
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Arts and Crafts
Encore
Lifelong Learning • Enrichment • Engagement
Arts and Crafts
Beading On the Loom
NEW
Enjoy weaving a one-of-a-kind, wearable
work of art by weaving a beaded bracelet on
a beading loom. For a supply list, call 302259-6330. Instructor: Edilu Nehbras
Lifelong Learning • Enrichment • Engagement
ENQ 284 201 - 4 hrs, Fee $55
2 sessions, 10/17-10/24, M, 1-3pm
Welcome to Encore! Our former Adult Plus program is now
Encore. In this era of lifelong learning, our emphasis is on
consistently developing quality programs and services
geared toward individuals aged 50 and older. Encore is
dedicated to serving the educational, cultural and social
interests of its members through courses, trips, events, and
exclusive membership benefits.
Beading Off the Loom
Annual membership fee of $39 entitles you to these
great perks!
• Encore member-only classes covering a wide spectrum of interests including art, history, financial and retirement planning, fitness, and much more
• FREE Fitness Center Membership
• Encore members-only Book Club – FREE with membership
• Your own Delaware Tech email address
• Access to discounted educational software such as Microsoft Office
• $10 discount on our great trips all over the mid-Atlantic
• Discounted rates on non-Encore Personal
Enrichment courses
• FREE one-time admission to Treasures of the Sea Museum
• Monthly Lunch and Learn Seminars - FREE
• Monthly newsletter via email
ENQ 598 201 Register Today! Call 302-259-6330 or
register online at dtcc.edu/workforcedevelopment
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NEW
Make two different off the loom beaded
bracelets using seed beeds. Your choice of
color! For a supply list, call 302-259-6330.
Instructor: Edilu Nehbras
ENQ 289 201 - 4 hrs, Fee $55
2 sessions, 10/31-11/7, M, 1-3pm
Drawing: From Eye to Paper
Drawing is the basis of visual communication
and is a skill that anyone can learn. It is a
matter of translating the three dimensional
world to the two dimensional surface. In
this class we will work to understand how
to build a drawing working with graphite,
charcoal, and pen and ink. Each class will
address a specific technique as we draw from
still life and, weather permitting, from the
world outside. For a supply list, call 302-2596330. Instructor: Alison Chism
ENQ 840 201 - 12 hrs, Fee $99
6 sessions, 9/29-11/3, Th, 3-5pm
Beginning Oil Painting
NEW
If you’ve always wanted to learn to
paint with oils, this is the class for you!
Accomplished local artist Linda Steere will
teach the very basics including introduction
to supplies, colors and the color wheel,
drawing basic shapes, the grid method,
basic rules of composition, and value
painting. Students will complete at least two
paintings during the course. For a material
list, call 302-259-6330. This class will be held
at the Manor House in Seaford.
ENQ 838 271 – 16 hrs, Fee $109
8 sessions, 8/15-10/10, M, 6-8pm
Delaware Technical Community College I Jack F. Owens Campus I Workforce Development and Community Education
Arts and Crafts &
Enrichment
Encore
Chocolate on the Delaware
33RD Annual Craft Fair
Delaware Tech invites you to join us for a day of holiday shopping at the
Owens Campus, Carter Partnership Center.
From homemade quilts to wooden decorations. Jewelry to country gifts and glass art!
Saturday, 11/12, 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. • FREE TO ATTEND!
Space available on a first-come, first-served basis.
ENQ 217 261– Fee $60, one table • ENQ 278 261– Fee $100, two tables
NEW
Chocolate has played an important role in
American history past, present, and future.
In this course students will learn about
how chocolate found its place in popular
culture, view a demonstration of the 18thcentury chocolate making process, and take
home a taste of the past themselves. This
class is provided by the Lewes Historical
Society. They are currently the first and only
organization within Delaware which can
bring this interesting and interactive history
of chocolate to you!
ENQ 256 231 - 1.5 hrs, Fee $39
1 session, 9/1, Th, 6:30-8pm
ENQ 256 271 - 1.5 hrs, Fee $39
1 session, 9/8, Th, 6:30-8pm
*Class held at Manor House.
Registration is now being accepted.
Please call 302-259-6342 for an application and details.
ENQ 256 232 - 1.5 hrs, Fee $39
1 session, 9/15, Th, 6:30-8pm
Learn to Crochet
Have you ever wanted to learn how to
crochet beautiful items of clothing, crafts,
and accessories, but weren’t sure how to
get started? Our instructor promises to have
you crocheting by the end of this three
hour class. Call 302-259-6330 for supply list.
Instructor: Dawn Brown
ENQ 847 261 - 3 hrs, Fee $35
1 sessions, 11/5, S, 9am-noon
Print Making
NEW
This class encompasses print making, from
making stamps and stencils for printing,
to Geli and Monoprinting, to printing on a
variety of surfaces. For a supply list, call 302259-6330. Instructor: Edilu Nehbras
ENQ 265 201 - 4 hrs, Fee $55
2 sessions, 9/19-9/26, M, 1-3pm
Gardening in Southern Delaware
Lifelong Learning • Enrichment • Engagement
Enrichment
America’s Founding
Fathers and Mothers
NEW
We know Washington, Adams, Jefferson,
and Madison as our first four presidents and
Revolutionary War heroes; however, much
more is being learned about their significant
others; wives, daughters, girlfriends, and in
Jefferson’s case, his favorite slave woman.
This course will examine and discuss George
and Martha Washington, John and Abigail
Adams, Thomas Jefferson and the women
who influenced his life, and James and Dolly
Madison. Instructor: Eric Mease
ENQ 275 231 - 8 hrs, Fee $69
4 sessions, 10/3-10/12, M&W, 6-8pm
Gift Certificates
Do you have a birthday, anniversary or
special gift occasion coming up?
Do you have a green thumb? Are you hoping to
grow a green thumb? East Coast Garden Center
is the place for you! Learn everything you
need to know about gardening in Southern
Delaware. Meets at East Coast Garden Center in
Millsboro. Instructor: Valery Cordrey
ENQ 843 271 - 6 hrs, Fee $79
2 sessions, 10/10-10/12, M&W, 1-4pm
Introduction to French
Join our beginning French class for those who
have always wanted to learn French but never
had the time, or those who just want to be
able to pronounce words in books, items on
a menu, or communicate when traveling. Did
you study French in high school but now you
have forgotten everything? This relaxed and
comfortable class is for you! Students must
purchase textbook prior to class. For details,
call 302-259-6330. Instructor: Lisa Lynch
ENQ 844 201 - 9 hrs, Fee $79
6 sessions, 9/6-9/22, T&Th, 4-5:30pm
A class makes a great gift!
Call 302-259-6329 for details on
how to give a gift certificate.
302-259-6330 I Search classes and register online at go.dtcc.edu/workforcedevelopment
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Encore
Enrichment
History of the
Mason-Dixon Line
NEW
Born as the result of a bitter territorial dispute
over royal land grants, the Mason-Dixon Line
was surveyed between 1763 and 1767 to settle
the boundaries for Pennsylvania and Maryland.
Later, it became associated with the division
between the North and the South. Today, the
line is still seen by many as a symbolic dividing
line for regional attitudes and customs. This
program explores the story of the line, which
runs through our land and our history, along
with the perceptions that have developed
about the boundary. Instructor: Mike Dixon
ENQ 273 201 - 2 hrs, Fee $19
1 session, 9/30, F, 10am-noon
Discover the Story of Railroads
on the Delmarva
NEW
Trace the history of trains on the Delmarva
with expert Mike Dixon as he provides richly
illustrated photographs from the region
beginning of the railroad age to the present
day. Instructor: Mike Dixon
ENQ 288 201 - 2 hrs, Fee $19
1 session, 10/28, F, 10am-noon
Grandparents, Kids,
and Money
NEW
Today’s generation of children are growing
up in a world with so many complexities,
and the topic of financial literary should not
be one of them… yet it is. This program will
provide you with the tools to teach children
and/or grandchildren about financial skills
and topics to prepare them to be more
successful in their coming future.
Instructor: Carrie Dupuie
ENQ 286 231 - 2 hrs, Fee $19
1 session, 10/20, Th, 6-8pm
Maximizing Social Security
This workshop teaches “baby boomers”
how to maximize their Social Security with
strategic planning for the future. Focus
areas will include understanding the value
of Social Security, whether or not Social
Security will be there, spousal benefits/
divorced/survivor, when you should apply,
Social Security planning for women,
couples, and more. Instructor: Carrie Dupuie
ENQ 228 231 - 2 hrs, Fee $19
1 session, 9/22, Th, 6-8pm
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Instructor Feature:
Mike Dixon
(Story of Railroads on the Delmarva and History of the Mason Dixon Line)
Mike is a historian and writer whose research and teaching
focuses on community studies and social history. For nearly
four decades, he has worked to encourage public interest and
participation in the preservation of the past while creating understandings between
earlier eras and the present. Addressing his area of scholarship, he has appeared on
the Today Show, the National Geographic Channel and in prestigious magazines. Mike
enjoys seeking out stories that create a distinctive sense of place. Along the way he finds
rich, deep, and varied stories about the past in fascinating small towns.
He holds graduate degrees in history and the behavioral sciences from St. Joseph’s
University and Washington Colleges and is an adjunct professor at Wilmington University.
He is a visiting scholar for the Delaware Humanities Forum and a member of the
speakers’ bureau for the Maryland Humanities Council.
Retirement Planning Boot Camp:
How to Navigate Life Before and
After Retirement
NEW
Planning for retirement can be tricky; it’s
full of twists, turns and not nearly enough
road signs. Wouldn’t it be nice if you had
a map, or maybe a checklist, for planning
a successful retirement? This course is
a detailed retirement planning seminar
designed to educate those who are nearing
retirement, or who have recently retired.
Our goal is to help make people aware of
the challenges in retirement and teach them
suitable ways to overcome them.
Instructor: Eric Johnston
Encore Book Club
As Edmund Burke said, “To read without
reflecting is like eating without digesting.”
Join us for a good read and a good
discussion! Facilitated by our Encore
members, we’ll choose both non-fiction
and fiction books. We’ll have a reading plan
and discussion questions for each meeting.
For the book selection, call 302-259-6342 a
month prior to the section.
ENQ 841 201 - 6 hrs, FREE!
4 sessions, 9/7-9/28, W, 1-2:30pm
ENQ 841 202 - 6 hrs, FREE!
4 sessions, 10/5-10/26, W, 1-2:30pm
ENQ 268 231 - 6 hrs, Fee $19
2 sessions, 9/20-9/27, T, 5:30-8:30pm
ENQ 841 203 - 6 hrs, FREE!
4 sessions, 11/2-11/23, W, 1-2:30pm
Success Tools for Career Changers
Write that Short Story!
NEW
If you are a seasoned employee seeking a
mid-life career change, this course is for you!
In this series, you will discover tools and
techniques to best highlight your years of
experience and interview to impress. Latest
job search methods and resources will be
included to help you plan your exit strategy
and pursue a more fulfilling encore career.
Instructor: Shelley Hastings
This course will provide you instruction in the
art of writing short fiction. You will complete
several short stories as they experiment with
various narrative styles, prompts, and points of
view. Instructor: Judy Shandler
ENQ 294 231 - 6 hrs, Fee $49
3 sessions, 9/29-10/13, Th, 6-8pm
Create a memoir; learn how to focus your
life stories and give them literary purpose.
In this class, you will explore how best to tell
your life story. Instructor: Judy Shandler
ENQ 257 201 - 12 hrs, Fee $99
6 sessions, 9/8-10/13, Th, 10am-noon
Writing Memoirs
NEW
ENQ 819 201 - 12 hrs, Fee $99
6 sessions, 11/2-12/7, W, 10am-noon
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Explore
Fort Delaware State ParkPea Patch Island
Lifelong Learning • Enrichment • Engagement
Explore
Encore Explore offers members a series of
educational adventures that start with
an expert lecture and conclude with a
field trip to a related site. If you have any
questions, please call Jillian Whitney at
302-259-6342.
Brunch with Ainsworth Abbott
Travel to Abbott’s Mill Nature Center in
Milford, Delaware to explore our functional
historic gristmill in Sussex County since
1796! Over a light brunch enjoy the
fascinating life of Ainsworth Abbott, who
bought what we now call “Abbotts Mill” in
1919 (when he was only 24 years old) and
operated it by himself for over 40 years. After
brunch, take a guided tour of the historic
old mill, watch the gears and belts turn, and
learn how it is linked to George Washington
and Thomas Jefferson. Class meets at
Abbott’s Mill Nature Center in Milford.
Instructor: Stephen Childers
ENQ 276 271 - 2 hrs, Fee $35
1 session, 10/4, T, 11am-1pm
Fort Delaware was a harbor defense facility
located on Pea Patch Island on the Delaware
River. Fill your day with history of 1864.
Participate in guided tours of this “fortress”
to see how Union Soldiers and Confederate
prisoners lived their days. You will take a
ferry ride from Delaware City to Pea Patch
Island. Picnic lunch is included! Departs
DTCC at 8 a.m.; departs Delaware City at 2
p.m. Refund available prior to 9/1.
ENQ 274 271 - 6 hrs, Fee $55
1 session, 8/27, S, 8am-2pm
Invite the Birds!
Join us for a lecture presented by the
Delaware Nature Society offering tips and
techniques for identifying Delaware’s winter
bird residents by sight and sound. You will
discover how to encourage these winged
acrobats to brighten the season skies in your
yard! You will receive a laminated backyard
birds guide. Then, join us the following day
as we experience Virginia birdwatching at
its best on the Assateague Explorer’s Bird
Watching Tour. Join us for the 1.5 hour tour
followed by an independent lunch and free
time in quaint downtown Chincoteague.
Instructor: Alice Mohrman. Departs DTCC
on Thursday, 10/6, at 8:30 a.m.; departs
Chinoteague at 3 p.m.
ENQ 279 201 - 10.5 hrs, Fee $79
2 sessions, 10/5, W, 11am-1pm & 10/6, Th,
8:30-5pm
Delmarva Life/WBOC & Lunch
Be part of the live audience for Delmarva
Life on WBOC, then we’ll have lunch in
Salisbury, included in the price! Departs
DTCC at 8 a.m.; departs Salisbury at 1:30 p.m.
Refund available prior to 10/14.
ENQ 290 271 - 5.5 hrs, Fee $39
1 session, 11/14, M, 8am-1:30pm
Dover Air Mobility Command
NEW
Museum and Lunch
Join us for a tour of the Dover Air Mobility
Command Museum at the Dover Air Force
Base. The tour includes access to many
planes! Afterwards, we’ll enjoy a delicious
lunch. Departs DTCC at 9 a.m.; departs Dover
at 2 p.m. Refund available prior to 9/7.
ENQ 281 271 - 5 hrs, Fee $45
1 session, 10/7, F, 9am-2pm
NEW
The Delmarva Oyster Experience
Curious about the history and current state
of oystering in the Chesapeake? Join us on
an adventure to a working oyster farm on
Hooper’s Island in Maryland where we’ll
hear a lecture by Bryan Gomes of the Oyster
Recovery Partnership and then take a tour
of the farm. Lunch is included and in the
afternoon we will venture to Cambridge for
the hatchery tour. Departs DTCC at 9:30 a.m.;
departs MD at 3 p.m. Refund available prior
to 9/11. Instructors: Bryan Gomes
ENQ 835 271 - 5.5 hrs, Fee $69
1 session, 9/9, F, 9:30am-3pm
The Role of the U.S. in Space
NEW
& Wallops Island Tour
Bill Avery, employee of ILC Dover for over 40
years, will provide an overview of the role
that the United States has played in the early
space race. Emphasis will be placed on local
history, which is rich in the various ways
it has supported NASA. This includes ILC
Dover, which has designed and produced all
of the Apollo space suits worn on the moon.
The lecture will conclude with the role
Wallops Island has and continues to have in
supporting the NASA space program. Join us
for an unforgettable tour the following day
at Wallops Island. Lunch is included. Departs
DTCC at 8 a.m.; departs Wallops Island at
3:30 p.m. on 3/19. Instructor: Bill Ayrey
ENQ 260 231 - 9.5 hrs, Fee $59
2 sessions, 9/12, M, 5:30-7:30pm & 9/13, T,
8-3:30pm
Treasures of the Sea
Did you know that we have our own sunken
sea treasure at Delaware Tech? The Treasures
of the Sea Exhibit features an amazing
array of artifacts, precious jewels, and coins
recovered from two Spanish galleons that
sunk off the coast of Florida in 1622. Join our
resident expert Susan Doering for the all the
historical details and to view the treasure
with your own eyes! After our class and
tour, stick around for lunch in our very own
Lighthouse Cove! Instructor: Susan Doering
ENQ 213 201 - 3 hrs, Fee $25
1 session, 10/26, W, 10am-1pm
LOVE TO READ?
Join us for the NEW
Encore Book Club!
Join us at one of our Book Club
sessions to enjoy a relaxed
environment to share your
thoughts on the latest read.
Registration is required. Please
call 302-259-6330 one month
prior to the session start date to
acquire the book title. Facilitators
are needed, please contact Jillian
Whitney at 302-259-6342.
302-259-6330 I Search classes and register online at go.dtcc.edu/workforcedevelopment
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Encore
Fitness
Lifelong Learning • Enrichment • Engagement
Fitness
Cardio Step
NEW
Cardio Step is a fun, interactive class that
utilizes basic step moves, body weight
exercises, and dancing. This class is designed
for people 50+ and any skill level, as the steps
can be easily modified for all levels of fitness.
Instructor: Jessica James. No class 11/24.
ENQ 262 201 - 10 hrs, Fee $69
10 sessions, 9/13-10/13, T&Th, 9-10am
ENQ 262 202 - 10 hrs, Fee $69
10 sessions, 11/10-12/15, T&Th, 9-10am
Sailing 101
NEW
Imagine the wind in your hair and the sun
on your face. Learn how fun and rewarding
sailing can be in this three-session, handson course! On-water classes (sessions 2 and
3) will take place at Coastal Kayak in Fenwick
Island. Instructor: Mitch Mitchell
ENQ 259 231 - 4.5 hrs, Fee $199
3 sessions, 9/6, T, 5-6:30pm, 9/7, W,
10-11:30am & 9/8, Th, 10-11:30am
ENQ 259 232 - 4.5 hrs, Fee $199
3 sessions, 9/6, T, 5-6:30pm, 9/7, W,
3-4:30pm & 9/8, Th, 3-4:30pm
ENQ 259 233 - 4.5 hrs, Fee $199
3 sessions, 9/6, T, 5-6:30pm, 9/14, W,
10-11:30am & 9/15, Th, 10-11:30am
Senior Circuit
Silver Yoga
Ready, set, get fit! Built for the 50+
individual, this twice weekly program
enables you to enhance cardiovascular
endurance and muscle tone while getting
fit at your own pace. The program takes
you through 10-12 exercises on a rotating
basis and allows you to work at your level
of fitness, providing a rewarding, social
environment for exercise. Held at the YMCA
in Rehoboth Beach. No class 11/24. Please
email jbutti@ymcade.org to setup an
orientation prior to the first session.
Specialized yoga classes for older adults with
modifications for everyone, and emphasis
on topics such as: relaxation, flexibility,
strength, balance, injury prevention,
improved memory, and focus. This class is
designed to encompass all learning and
ability levels. It is also suitable for anyone
with physical limitations, injuries, etc. Please
bring your own yoga mat. No class 11/8.
Instructor: Kaila Tatman
ENQ 941 271 - 16 hrs, Fee $49
16 sessions, 9/6-10/27, T&Th, 11am-noon
ENQ 232 202 - 6 hrs, Fee $45
6 sessions, 10/18-11/29, T, 10:30-11:30am
ENQ 941 272 - 15 hrs, Fee $49
15 sessions, 11/1-12/22, T&Th, 11am-noon
ENQ 232 201 - 6 hrs, Fee $45
6 sessions, 8/23-9/27, T, 10:30-11:30am
MEMBER SPOTLIGHT
We want to hear about you! Look forward to a special feature in our Encore newsletter
that highlights an Encore Member.
Do you know someone who would be perfect to feature in the newsletter? Please send your biography to
Jillian Whitney at jwhitne4@dtcc.edu to share some great stories and accomplishments!
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Encore
Lunch and Learn
Lunch and Learn Seminars
Lifelong Learning • Enrichment • Engagement
Bring your lunch and your brain! We’ll listen to a guest lecturer
present and then open the floor for questions and discussion.
Please call 302-259-6330 to register.
FREE!
July
September
November
Topic: Ladies and Gentlemen:
The President of the
United States
Topic: “African-American
Newspapers 1827-1998”
Topic: "We Felt Our Creator Had
Abandoned Us: The Devastating
Effects of Smallpox on Native
Americans in the Delaware Valley"
Speaker: Daniel Pritchett
Listen to Pritchett present American
History through an examination of the
lives and words of our chief executives.
This particular lecture will focus on the
issues of slavery, civil rights, and war
and peace through the history of the
American presidency.
ENQ 860 201 – 2hrs, FREE!
1 session, 7/20, W, 11am-1pm
August
ENQ 862 201 - 2 hrs, FREE!
1 session, 9/21, W, 11am-1pm
Topic: Gardening for
Wildlife & Water
Speaker: Alice Mohrman, Abbott’s Mill
Nature Center, Delaware Nature Society
Create a beautiful yard that benefits
birds and butterflies while helping
to reduce pollution in our local
waterways. It’s easy and any size yard,
balcony, business or school can help!
Participants will receive Sussex County
Native Plant List.
ENQ 861 201 - 2 hrs, FREE!
1 session, 8/17, W, 11am-1pm
Speaker: Syl Woolford
Join Woolford as he reviews the AfricanAmerican newspapers from 18271998 that highlight historic events
that concerned the African-American
community that were ignored in the
daily newspapers at that time. The
lecture will provide evidence of the
daily activities of such historic figures
as: Booker T. Washington, Ida B. Wells,
Mary Church Terrell, William Trotter, and
Marcus Garvey and shows how their
advocacy impacted our lives today.
October
Topic: “Food for Life: The
Advantages of Plant-Based Eating
For You, the Animals, and the
Planet”
Speaker: Lori Beinhauer
Did you know that benefits of eating
a plant-based diet can reverse global
warming and end hunger? Join Lori
Beinhauer as she discusses how eating
a whole-food, plant-based diet can
both prevent and reverse disease.
Learn the environmental impacts diet
has on our planet and how simply
changing your diet can have positive
effects on the environment.
Speaker: Cara Blume
Smallpox is usually included
among the European diseases that
disproportionately affected Native
Americans following colonization
by a series of European countries. It
is difficult for people living today to
imagine the horror of this disease. We
have been buffered by two centuries
of vaccination and other public health
efforts to contain this disease, and
today, we no longer need to fear
it at all. It has been eradicated. For
17th century Native Americans in the
Delaware Valley, however, this disease
not only caused massive depopulation,
but also caused serious societal
problems whose effects can still be
seen today.
ENQ 864 201 - 2 hrs, FREE!
1 session, 11/16, W, 11am-1pm
ENQ 863 201 - 2 hrs, FREE!
1 session, 10/19, W, 11am-1pm
We invite you following the Lunch and Learn to embark on a guided tour of the
Delaware Technical Community College Facilities with one of our staff members!
302-259-6330 I Search classes and register online at go.dtcc.edu/workforcedevelopment
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Encore
Technology
Instructor Feature:
Richard Taylor
Lifelong Learning • Enrichment • Engagement
(Fix that Photo!, Terrified of Computers, and many more)
Technology
Terrified of Computers?
Do you have a laptop or desktop
computer? Learn the basics, from turning
it on to how to make Windows work for
you. Learn to drag and drop, cut and paste,
and perform other Windows operations.
This computer class will help you become
comfortable and confident using your
computer. (Bring flash drive to class).
Instructor: Richard Taylor
ENQ 270 201 - 4 hrs, Fee $39
2 sessions, 9/26-9/28, M&W, 10am-noon
How to Connect Your Digital
Camera to Your Computer NEW
You have that great digital camera with
dozen of great photos, now learn how to
download them to your computer. You will
also learn how to attach them to email so
the rest of the family can enjoy them too.
We will explore some basic photo editing
to make your pictures come alive. Bring a
notebook, flash drive, the computer cable
that came with your camera, the storage
card, a good attitude, and lots of questions.
Instructor: Richard Taylor
ENQ 283 201 - 4 hrs, Fee $35
2 sessions, 10/11-10/13, T&Th, 10am-noon
Fix that Photo!
NEW
Are you ready to learn photo editing?
You will be able to crop your photos,
remove red-eye, and other basic digital
camera photo editing. Bring your questions,
a pen, a notebook, and a flash drive.
Instructor: Richard Taylor
ENQ 285 201 - 4 hrs, Fee $35
2 sessions, 10/18-10/20, T&Th, 10am-noon
Richard Taylor retired to Sussex County after 23 years as an instructor
in the Philadelphia Fire Department. He taught several adult
computer classes at Sussex Tech before joining Delaware Tech.
He enjoys adapting each class to meet the needs of the students. Richard teaches
photography, retouching and correcting photos, and more.
Getting Started with
Facebook, Skype, and
Instant Messaging
NEW
Do you want to be in the know
with Facebook, Skype, and
Instant Messaging? If you
answer "yes," then this
class is perfect for you.
Our instructor will review
the different programs
available, how to setup
accounts on each one,
and how to update photos
and posts. After completing
this class, you will be ready to
communicate to anyone in the
world by mastering these
programs. Instructor: Richard Taylor
ENQ 287 201 - 8 hrs, Fee $69
4 sessions, 10/24-11/2, M&W, 1-3pm
Using your iPad or iPhone
Do you own an iPhone and/or an iPad?
Do you want to improve your skills and
knowledge on how to use it? Then this
class is for you! Using your iPhone/iPad is
perfect for users who want to learn how to
setup and use their iPhone and/or iPad in
a classroom that has an easy to follow “learnas-you-go” method of teaching. You’ll learn
how to set your device up, how to manage
the settings to make your iPhone or iPad
work best for you, how to work the built-in
apps such as Messages, Calendar, Safari,
and Mail. Plus, you’ll learn how to use your
iCloud/Apple account to install apps from
the App Store and Music from iTunes. Using
Your iPhone/iPad is a class that’ll have you
leaving with all your questions answered
and a new level of comfort for using these
great devices. Instructor: Linda Braswell
ENQ 818 231 - 4 hrs, Fee $39
2 sessions, 9/12-9/19, M, 5-7pm
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Road Scholar
Watercolor at the Beach
(5 night program)
Explore the World With Road Scholar and
Delaware Technical Community College
Road Scholar, the not-for-profit leader in educational travel since 1975, offers 5,500
educational tours in all 50 states and 150 countries for adults ages 40 plus. Alongside
local and renowned experts, experience in-depth and behind-the-scenes learning
opportunities. Road Scholar inspires adults to learn, discover and travel.
Delaware Technical Community College partners with Road Scholar to provide programs
in Newark, Dover, Rehoboth Beach, as well as Ocean City, MD. Attendees come in from
around the country and we also offer a commuter rate for those wishing to travel over daily
to participate in group activities and meals. While you can register for programs all over
the world, we invite you to especially check out our local educational adventures organized
by Workforce Development and Community Education, which are coming up this Spring:
The duPonts of Delaware:
Landscapes and Legacies
(5 night program)
NEW
Discover Delaware: America’s
First State (5 night program)
NEW
One of the most prominent and wealthy families
in America, the duPonts, are also one of the
most private and elusive. From their noble
origins in France to the humble beginnings of
their gunpowder mill along the banks of the
Brandywine River, learn how the family built
an industrial empire dedicated to innovations
in chemistry and engineering headquartered
in Wilmington. Field trips to duPont properties
as well as expert-led lectures will reveal the
personalities behind the name duPont as well
as the many ways the company influenced the
course of American history.
Experience the First State's historical treasures
and proud heritage along the Delaware
History Trail. The state that started the nation
has a lot to offer, from quaint seaside villages
to sandy beaches, scenic state parks, local
wineries and flavorful cuisine. Experience
all of this and more in each of Delaware’s
three regions - New Castle, Kent and Sussex
counties- each with its own appeal and
character. Enjoy expert-led museum visits,
make stops at the state’s first and only farm
winery, as well as its oldest craft brewery, and
travel back in time to several pivotal periods
in Delaware’s rich history.
All-Inclusive commuter pricing: $879
per person
All-Inclusive commuter pricing: $791
per person
Delaware Coastal Exploration:
A Hiking, Biking and Paddling
Adventure (5 night program)
Tee Time on Delmarva: Small
Group Golf Instruction
(4 night program)
NEW
Discover the rich history and natural gifts of
the Delaware shoreline and coastal ecosystem
as you hike, bike and paddle your way to fun
and fellowship. Pedal beside ponds where the
calls of migrating birds complement expert
instruction on Delmarva landscapes and natural
history. Learn the history of the watershed
through informative kayak excursions with local
experts on tranquil rivers and bays. When you’re
not on the trail or water, experience the savory
side of Delaware. Learn the finer points of local
brews at a beer tasting, enjoy delicious coastal
cuisine and experience scenic waterways while
you relax on a sunset study cruise.
All-Inclusive commuter pricing: $797
per person
Learn golf basics or take your game to
the next level through golf clinics taught
by local professionals from the Original
Golf School. You'll enjoy daily on-course
instruction in small groups led by
experienced Original Golf School pros while
lodging in outstanding accommodations on
the beach overlooking the Atlantic Ocean.
Take your watercolor painting to the next
level, joining nationally known artist
Nancy Ellen Thompson for encouraging
instruction in the techniques of watercolor.
Whether you are new to the medium or an
experienced painter, be assured that you will
discover a new - or renewed - passion for
watercolor painting in the settings of natural
beauty.
All-Inclusive commuter pricing: $701
per person
Delaware on the Front Lines
and Women Spies: From the
American Revolution to WWII
(3 night program)
Delaware has been a strategic point of
military defense for the United States since
the country’s very beginnings - from the
American Revolution to World War II and
beyond. Take a fresh look into the military
history of “The First State” as historians and
military experts share their insight into the
military intelligence and espionage during
the Revolutionary War, Civil War, and WWII.
All-Inclusive commuter pricing: $501
per person
The Golden Age of American
Musicals and Radio - That's
Entertainment!
(4 night program)
Journey from the 1920s to the 1950s
to experience the “Golden Age” for
American music, its musicals, and radio
communication. The Brothers Gershwin and
Fred Astaire created many unforgettable
Broadway shows and musicals. The
American Musical was evolving into a genre
that would capture the world’s admiration
and attention. Experience the highlights
of this glorious time while relaxing by the
lovely Delaware seaside!
All-Inclusive commuter pricing: $599
per person
All-Inclusive commuter pricing: $729
per person
For more information, visit Road Scholar’s website at roadscholar.org or call
1-877-426-8056. Details on the local programs listed above can be discussed with
Jillian Whitney by calling 302-259-6342. We look forward to welcoming you on your
next adventure!
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DON'T RISK DISAPPOINTMENT.
REGISTER FOR TRIPS EARLY!
Refunds for trips are as noted.
PLEASE NOTE:
A Day in Inner Harbor – 9/4, Su
A fun day on your own to sightsee, shop,
visit the National Aquarium, Science
Center, or Port Discovery. If you’d like to
visit the Aquarium, tickets should be prepurchased online after confirming the trip.
Independent meals. Departs DTCC at 8 a.m.;
departs Baltimore at 5 p.m. Refund available
prior to 8/4.
Trips will depart from Delaware Tech, Stephen J. Betze Library
parking lot. Meals are independent unless otherwise noted.
ENS 233 271 – Encore Members, $35
TRIP DISCLAIMER:
Baltimore Comic Con – 9/4, Su
Delaware Tech is not responsible for any loss, cost, injury, expense
or damage to you or your property incurred in connection with any
trip. We suggest you do not leave personal belongings aboard the
bus while you are touring your destination. The College assumes no
responsibility for loss or damage.
Calling all comic book fans! The Baltimore
Comic-Con is held in the fall annually and
hosts a variety of comic creator guests,
retailers, and exhibitors, plus events during
the show. This Comic-Con is a comic
book-oriented fan convention held in
Baltimore. Panel discussion throughout the
day featuring industry names presenting
information on current and upcoming
industry events, comic book history, and
how to be a part of it! Come join us for a
day of super heroes. Independent meals.
Departs DTCC at 8 a.m.; departs Baltimore at
5 p.m. Refund available prior to 8/4.
We send e-mail reminders for upcoming trips.
Be sure to give your e-mail address when you register!
ENS 232 271 – General Public, $45
ENS 581 271 – Encore Members, $59
ENS 582 271 – General Public, $69
Brandywine Festival of the Arts
– 9/10, S
All Aboard Strasburg!
All Aboard Strasburg! - 7/9, S
Full steam ahead to Strasburg Rail Road! Come
experience Lancaster County, on a 45-minute
ride behind a real, operating steam engine.
The story of Lancaster County will unfold
before your eyes. After enjoying the train
ride, spend the rest of the day at the Railroad
Museum of Pennsylvania. This museum has
a world-class collection of more than 100
historic locomotives and rail cars. Trains, trains,
everywhere! Departs DTCC at 7:30 a.m.; board
train at 11 a.m.; departs Strasburg at 4 p.m.
Lunch provided. Independent dinner. Refund
available prior to 6/9.
ENS 824 271 – Encore Members, $89
ENS 827 271 – General Public, $99
“Samson” at Sight and Sound
Theatre and Hershey Farm
Restaurant – 9/1, Th
The world’s first superhero…the strongest man
who ever lived…he killed a lion with his bare
hands and defeated a thousand soldiers…but
he’s not a hero because of the strength of his
hands, he’s a hero because of the faith in his
heart! One of the most captivating stories in the
Bible, “Samson” is filled with colorful characters,
extraordinary feats of strength, and amazing
special effects that your whole family will
love. Lunch is included at the Hershey Farms
Restaurant. Independent dinner. Departs DTCC
at 9 a.m.; departs Lancaster at 5:30 p.m. Refund
available prior to 8/1.
The Brandywine Festival of the Arts is an
annual arts festival in Wilmington. Featuring
hundreds of juried artists exhibiting one-ofa-kind art, the festival is a Delaware tradition
spanning over half a century. Now regionally
popular and nationally recognized, the
Brandywine Festival of the Arts boasts
participants from across the United States
and perennially ranks in the top 100 shows
in the country. Independent meals. Departs
DTCC at 8 a.m.; departs Wilmington at 4 p.m.
Refund available prior to 8/10.
ENS 602 271 – Encore Members, $19
ENS 603 271 – General Public, $29
ENS 538 271 – Encore Members, $149
ENS 542 271 – General Public, $159
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Baltimore Comic Con
One World Observatory and 9/11
Memorial Museum – 9/15, Th
Spend a day of remembering 9/11 by seeing
the brand new One World Observatory
and the 9/11 museum. The One World
Observatory has stunning views of NYC.
Learn about the voices and foundations of
personal stories of the men and women
who built the One World Trade Center.
After observing the 360 stunning views
on the 100th floor, we will then visit the
9/11 Memorial museum. The Memorial is a
national tribute of remembrance and honor
to the 2,983 people killed in the terrorist
attacks on Sept. 11, 2001 and Feb. 26, 1993.
Independent lunch. Departs DTCC at 6:30
a.m.; departs NY at 5 p.m. Refund available
prior to 8/15.
ENS 768 271 – Encore Members, $125
ENS 797 271 – General Public, $135
16th Library of Congress
National Book Festival – 9/24, S
Join us for the 16th Library of Congress
National Book Festival! This event brings
about 150 nation’s best authors, poets, and
illustrators to Washington to discuss their
work and meet their fans. You will be able
to listen to lectures, readings, interviews,
and could even have your own book signed.
Independent meals. Departs DTCC at 8 a.m.;
departs DC at 4 p.m. Refund available prior
to 8/24.
Smithsonian – 9/24, S
The day is yours to stroll through the eight
museums located on the National Mall
between the Washington Monument and
the Capitol. Independent lunch. No food or
drink may be brought into the museums.
Departs DTCC at 8 a.m.; departs DC at 3:30
p.m. Refund available prior to 8/24.
ENS 248 271 – Encore Members, $39
ENS 247 271 – General Public, $49
47th Annual Occoquan
Arts and Crafts Show – 9/25, Su
Come for an unforgettable experience where
you will find one-of-a-kind, hand-crafted
items galore! This arts and crafts festival
hosts over 300 contemporary and country
crafters, and artisans from across the US.
This award-winning, semi-annual arts and
crafts festival attracts 10,000 visitors. Join us
for a festival of beautiful art, live music, and
great food! Independent meals. Will stop for
dinner in Annapolis. Departs DTCC at 8 a.m.;
departs Occoquan at 4 p.m. Refund available
prior to 8/25.
ENS 587 271 – Encore Members, $69
ENS 588 271 – General Public, $79
Jersey Boys at the
Hippodrome – 9/27, T
Jersey Boys is the Tony, Grammy, and Olivier
award-winning Best Musical about Rock
and Roll Hall of Famers the Four Seasons –
Frankie Valli, Bob Gaudio, Tommy DeVito,
and Nick Massi. Come join us for an evening
of fun, pop music! Independent dinner prior
to show. Departs DTCC at 4:30 p.m.; departs
Baltimore at 10 p.m. Refund available prior
to 8/27.
ENS 591 271 – Encore Members, $139
ENS 592 271 – General Public, $149
Pennsylvania Renaissance
Faire – 10/2, Su
Hear Ye, Hear Ye, come you peasants!
Join us for the 36th annual season of the
Pennsylvania Renaissance Faire. Enjoy
themed entertainment, foods, participatory
contests, and activities in addition to
the regularly scheduled events. Come
participate in a man’s chest game, eat a
turkey leg, or chant for your favorite jouster.
Let the games begin! Independent meals.
Departs DTCC at 9 a.m.; departs PA at 4 p.m.
Refund available prior to 9/2.
ENS 598 271 – Encore Members, $45
ENS 599 271 – General Public, $55
ENS 270 271 – Encore Members, $39
ENS 271 271 – General Public, $49
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Hershey Chocolate and
Wine Overnight Experience –
10/9 & 10/10, Su & M
Come with us for a chocolate and wine
adventure. You will be staying at the
prestigious Hotel Hershey. During this
experience, we will be touring the Hershey
Chocolate World, the Hershey Story’s
Museum, and the Hershey Gardens. We
will also have a private Wine and Chocolate
tasting in a classroom setting. If you have a
love of chocolate, wine, and the history of
how Hershey Chocolate came to be – join
us! Two days, one night. Breakfast, museum,
garden, and tour are included in tuition.
Departs DTCC at 10 a.m.; departs Hershey at
4 p.m. Refund available prior to 9/9.
ENS 887 271 – Double Occupancy, $299
ENS 886 271 – Single Occupancy, $399
Mount Vernon – 10/11, T
Mount Vernon
Bird Watching Cruise – 10/6, Th
Experience Virginia bird watching at its best
on the Assateague Explorer’s Bird Watching
Tour. The bird watching cruise is your
way to reach areas where shore birds and
other birds thrive along the Chincoteague
National Wildlife Refuge at Assateague.
Groups also see bald eagles during most
every tour! Join us for the 1.5 hour tour
followed by an independent lunch and free
time in quaint downtown Chincoteague.
Departs DTCC at 8:30 a.m.; departs VA at 3
p.m. Refund available prior to 9/6.
ENS 608 271 – Encore Members, $65
ENS 609 271 – General Public, $75
A Day in Philadelphia – 10/14, F
Enjoy an independent day in the historical
area of Philadelphia. See Independence
Hall, the Liberty Bell, or whatever you
choose! There’s so much history within
walking distance; it’s perfect for a day of
Independence! Departs DTCC at 8 a.m.;
departs Philadelphia at 3:30 p.m. Refund
available prior to 9/14.
ENS 614 271 – Encore Members, $35
ENS 615 271 – General Public, $45
Eastern State Penitentiary and
Reading Market Terminal – 10/14, F
First tour one of the most famous prisons
in the world, often called the first true
“penitentiary,” designed to inspire true
regret in the hearts of convicts. It's now
crumbling cells once held notorious
criminals including “Slick Willie” Sutton and
Al Capone. After our tour, head over to the
Reading Terminal Market for a late lunch.
Everything you need to create a memorable
meal, from cookbooks, to table linens, to
kitchenware, to fresh flowers, and more. One
of the widest variety of restaurants under
one roof. Independent lunch. Departs DTCC
at 8 a.m.; departs Philadelphia at 3 p.m.
Refund available prior to 9/14.
ENS 616 271 – Encore Members, $49
ENS 617 271 – General Public, $59
Mount Vernon was the home of George
and Martha Washington from the time of
their marriage in 1759 until the time of their
deaths in 1799 and 1802. Their plantation is
8,000 acres, and the mansion has 21 rooms.
Guests are invited to tour the mansion and
estate, which includes more than a dozen
outbuildings. There are also four gardens,
a forest trail, and a four-acre working farm.
Guests will also have the opportunity to go
behind the scenes to see the Mount Vernon
location that played a starring role in “National
Treasure: Book of Secrets.” Enjoy lunch at the
food court or outside on the lawn, included
in tuition. Departs DTCC at 8 a.m.; departs
Mount Vernon at 3 p.m. Refund available prior
to 9/11.
ENS 762 271 – Encore Members, $115
ENS 763 271 – General Public, $125
Autumn Leaf Special – 10/19, W
Surround yourself with the beauty and
splendor of Autumn during the most
colorful time of the year. Join us for a 1 1/2
hour round trip train to Mt. Cuba Picnic
Grove. Stop for a delicious boxed lunch
(included in tuition) and enjoy the scenery
surrounding you. Bring your camera and
behold the best that the Red Clay Valley has
to offer. Departs DTCC at 10 a.m.; departs
Wilmington at 2:30 p.m. Refund available
prior to 9/19.
ENS 702 271 – Encore Members, $49
ENS 703 271 – General Public, $59
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"Cinderella" at the Hippodrome
“Cinderella” at the
Hippodrome – 11/3, Th
Sugarloaf Craft Festival – 11/19, S
This Tony Award-winning Broadway musical
delights audiences with its contemporary
take on the classic tale. With its fresh new
take on the beloved tale of a young woman
who is transformed from a chambermaid
into a princess. Join us for a time of magic
and adventure! Independent dinner prior
to show. Departs DTCC at 4 p.m.; departs
Baltimore at 10:30 p.m. Refund available
prior to 10/3.
ENS 738 271 – Encore Members, $139
Lovers of fine crafts and art will find more
than 350 top artisans displaying and
selling their unique creations in pottery,
sculpture, glass, jewelry, fashion, home
décor, furniture, home accessories, items for
the garden, and photography. In addition
to top national artists, the festival will
also introduce new and emerging artists
showcasing the latest trends in handmade
fashion and accessories, statement jewelry,
and fine art. Departs DTCC at 8 a.m.; departs
MD at 4 p.m. Refund available prior to 10/19.
ENS 739 271 – General Public, $149
ENS 620 271 – Encore Members, $69
“The Nutcracker” at the
Baltimore Symphony
Orchestra – 11/3, Th
Yuletide at Winterthur – 11/22, T
ENS 621 271 – General Public, $79
Join the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra
presenting “The Nutcracker.” Newly
appointed BSO Associate Conductor Nicholas
Hersh embraces love, longing, and dance in
this program. He opens with John Adams’
witty depiction of Chairman Mao and his
future wife joining in a humorous, slightly
amorous foxtrot. The sights and sounds of
dream-like Arabian Nights are conjured in
Ravel’s ravishingly beautiful song cycle. Be
transported to the glorious, joyous music of
Tchaikovsky’s “The Nutcracker!” Independent
dinner prior to show. Departs DTCC at 4
p.m.; departs Baltimore at 10:15 p.m. Refund
available prior to 10/3.
ENS 568 271 – Encore Members, $109
Founded by Henry Francis du Pont,
Winterthur (pronounced “winter-tour”) is the
premier museum of American decorative
arts, reflecting both early America and
the du Pont family’s life here. Its 60-acre
naturalistic garden is among the country’s
best, and its research library serves scholars
from around the world. We invite you to visit
and explore this place of beauty, history,
and learning and enjoy a special reserved
tour of the house and grounds. Independent
lunch onsite. Departs DTCC at 8 a.m.; departs
Wilmington at 3 p.m. Refund available prior
to 10/22.
Longwood Gardens
Christmas – 12/1, Th
Christmas blooms with tall, elegantlydecorated trees and thousands of
poinsettias, amaryllis, cyclamen, and much
more. Stroll through the Conservatory,
the Ballroom, the Music Room, the Organ
Museum, and the Living Wall. Have an
enjoyable dinner (included in tuition) at the
café overlooking the lights. Departs DTCC at
1 p.m.; departs Kennett Square at 8:30 p.m.
Refund available prior to 11/1.
ENS 944 271 – Encore Members, $59
ENS 970 271 – General Public, $69
Christmas on the
Potomac – 12/4, Su
Come join us for a spectacular wonderland
with Christmas on the Potomac at the
Gaylord National Resort. With over two
million lights in this magical adventure, you
are transported to a land of snow falling,
sounds and songs of Christmas, with a
delicious dinner to feast. There are also ice
slides and sculptures to see in this magical
place. Dinner and ticket included. Departs
DTCC at noon; departs Baltimore at 8 p.m.
Refund available prior to 11/4.
ENS 764 271 – Encore Members, $129
ENS 765 271 – General Public, $139
ENS 269 271 – Encore Members, $35
ENS 268 271 – General Public, $45
ENS 570 271 – General Public, $119
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2016 Christmas Show: Winter
Wonderland and Miller’s
Smorgasbord Meal – 12/6, T
Come join us for lunch at the famous Miller’s
Smorgasbord in Lancaster, PA. Then, sit back,
and enjoy the 2016 Christmas Show: Winter
Wonderland presented at the American
Music Theater. This feel-good holiday event,
filled with yuletide whimsy and winter
wonder, celebrates both the magic and the
meaning of Christmas. Lunch and ticket are
included. Independent dinner. Departs DTCC
at 9 a.m.; departs Lancaster at 5 p.m. Refund
available prior to 11/6.
Radio City Christmas
Spectacular – 12/13, T
Christmas spectacular featuring the
Rockettes with independent meals and time
to sightsee or shop in Manhattan. Includes
transportation and great seats! Departs
DTCC at 7 a.m.; departs NY at 6:30 p.m.
Refund available prior to 11/13.
ENS 278 271 – Encore Members, $165
ENS 277 271 – General Public, $175
Ocean City Christmas – 12/14, W
Winterfest of Lights is a beautiful display of
Christmas lights on Ocean City’s Northside
Park. Catch the spirit on this train ride! But
first, join us for tea in a lovely Victorian
oceanfront hotel followed by a delicious
dinner. Cost includes transportation, park
admission, tea, and dinner. Departs DTCC at
3 p.m.; departs Ocean City at 7 p.m. Refund
available prior to 11/14.
ENS 275 271 – Encore Members, $49
ENS 274 271 – General Public, $59
ENS 795 271 – Encore Members, $145
ENS 796 271 – General Public, $155
Day in New York – 12/13, T
Spend a day in Manhattan doing whatever
you choose! Maps will be distributed. Please
confirm trip prior to purchasing Broadway
tickets. Drop-off and pick-up location will
be Rockefeller Center (45 Rockefeller Plaza).
Departs DTCC at 7 a.m.; departs NY at 6:30
p.m. Refund available prior to 11/13.
ENS 245 271 – Encore Members, $75
ENS 244 271 – General Public, $85
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Gift Certificates
Do you have a birthday, anniversary or
special gift occasion coming up?
A trip makes a great gift!
Call 302-259-6329 for details on
how to give a gift certificate.
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First-Class Escorted Tours
Delaware Technical Community College and Accent On Travel, in conjunction with Collette Vacations, present:
Nashville and More, Dec. 2016 • Hawaii Island Tour, Feb. 2017
Iceland, Aug. 2017 • South America Land Tour, Nov. 2017
Nashville
All Delaware Tech Travel Programs feature:
• Round-trip flights from Philadelphia (other city departures or
air credit available)
Hawaii Island
• Round-trip transfers to the airport from Delaware Tech
• Professional English-speaking Guide while at the destinations
• Entrance fees & local guides for destination enrichment
• Educational, cultural, and fun experiences at the destinations
Iceland
• First-class hotels with private baths
• Very inclusive packages - Minimal extras not included
• Local pre-travel get-togethers with fellow travelers and a professional travel consultant
• Optional travel insurance
South America
• Local registration appointments & document pickup at Accent On Travel for those unable to attend general meetings
• Benefits spring and summer educational camps for low-income youth in Sussex County
You’re invited to an exclusive Delaware Tech Travel Presentation:
Wednesday, July 13, 2016 • 6 p.m.
Carter Partnership Center, Owens Campus • Room 529
RSVP requested, but not required, by calling Accent On Travel. Please call if you cannot attend
but would like a brochure sent to you with the day by day itinerary and registration form.
Accent On Travel: (302) 703-6154 / Email: consulting@accentontravel.us
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Come join us for Southern Delaware’s Premier Cycling Event!
Tour de Sussex
September 24, 2016
For more information tourdesussex.com
SAVE THE DATE
WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT AND COMMUNITY EDUCATION
GRADUATION
MAY 11, 2017
Carter Partnership Center
Owens Campus • Georgetown, DE
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5K RUN/1MI WALK
5K RUN/1MI WALK
ALL PROCEEDS BENEFIT DELAWARE TECHNICAL COMMUNITY COLLEGE OWENS CAMPUS VETERANS’ SCHOLARSHIP
POST RACE COOKOUT  FAMILY FRIENDLY FUN AND GAMES
SEPT.1, 2016
To register online visit www.SeashoreStriders.com | For more information visit go.dtcc.edu/run5k
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Treasures
of theSea
An Exhibit at Delaware Tech
Take a step back in time to 1622. Experience the excitement of treasure hunting in the
deep waters of the Atlantic as you view the discovered treasures of precious gems, silver
and gold from the ill-fated Spanish galleon, Nuestra Señora de Atocha.
Located at Delaware Technical Community College in Georgetown, Delaware.
Monday, Wednesday & Friday: 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. • Saturday: 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.
Call for fees and group tours.
treasuresofthesea.org • (302) 259-6150
Environmental Training Center
DELAWARE TECHNICAL COMMUNITY COLLEGE | GEORGETOWN, DELAWARE
Technical training for water quality professionals including water
operators, wastewater operators, onsite technicians and well drillers.
(302) 259-6384 | www.dtcc.edu
Customized contract training is available onsite and online to meet your needs.
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FALL 2016 EVENTS
Supported through The Fund for Global Understanding
Attend FREE Global Understanding programs and learn about the world!
www.go.dtcc.edu/global Programs are open to the community.
Postcards from Abroad:
Snack Around the World
Tues., Aug. 30
Come experience a little taste of the 2016 study abroad destinations!
Meet students who have studied abroad and pick up a snack from each
country. Bon appétit!
Thurs., Sept. 1
Watch the documentary Regret to Inform, a powerful story about the
legacy of the Vietnam War. The filmmaker travels to Vietnam to see
the place where her husband died and interviews other American and
Vietnamese widows.
Tues., Sept. 20
Experience Cuba through the eyes of Delaware Tech faculty members
as they discuss their learning experiences on the 2016 Professional
Development Program to Cuba. *Part of Hispanic Heritage Month*
11:30 a.m. - 1 p.m.
Fireside Lounge (SSC)
Arts & Culture:
Regret to Inform Documentary
Global Voices:
Reflections on Cuba
11 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
Theater (A&S)
11:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
Theater (A&S)
Thurs., Oct. 20
Global Skills:
Study Abroad Fair
11 a.m. - 1 p.m.
Fireside Lounge (SSC)
Tues., Oct. 25
Global Skills:
Taking the Right Risks
11:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
Room 344 (A&S)
Thurs., Nov. 3
Global Voices:
OxFam Hunger Banquet
11:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.
Fireside Lounge (SSC)
Think outside the classroom—and the country! Get the scoop on
upcoming DTCC study abroad destinations and the scholarships that can
help you get there. Meet instructors leading this year’s programs and
students who went abroad last year to find out what studying abroad
can do for you. *Part of Half-way There Week*
Are you a risk taker or do you “play it safe”? Inspired by the late
entrepreneur and community leader Matt Haley, this workshop will help
you use informed risk-taking to achieve success and reach your goals,
whether it’s a joining a club, applying for a new job, or traveling to an
exciting new destination.
Life isn’t fair–and neither is this. At the Oxfam America Hunger Banquet®
where you sit and what you eat are determined by the
luck of the draw. Change the way you think about poverty and hunger!
Get your free ticket at: dtcchungerbanquet.eventbrite.com
Photo Exhibit:
Mon., Nov. 7 - Fri., Dec. 2
Arts & Culture:
International Education Week
Photo Contest and Reception
Theater Lobby (A&S)
Photo Reception:
Wed., Nov. 16
11:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
Theater Lobby (A&S)
Explore the world through photos submitted by students and staff to
celebrate International Education Week! We’ll announce the winners of
the photo contest and the free study abroad experience at
the reception.
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Online Courses/Training
Internet-based Professional Development Training
and Distance Education
We offer a wide range of highly interactive courses that you can take entirely over the Internet.
All of our courses are led by expert instructors, many of whom are nationally known authors.
Our online courses are affordable, fun, fast, convenient, and geared just for you.
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Our instructor-facilitated online courses are informative, fun, convenient, and highly
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• Receive a certificate upon successful completion.
• Courses start anytime – begin when you wish.
• A typical program takes 3-6 months to complete. Extensions are available upon
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• Courses run for six weeks
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• Courses are project-oriented and include lessons, quizzes, hands-on
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Features:
Popular Programs:
Medical Billing and Coding – 240 hours
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Accounting Fundamentals
Gain a marketable new skill by learning the basics of double-entry bookkeeping,
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Creating Web Pages
Learn the basics of HTML so you can design, create, and post your very own site
on the Web.
Medical Terminology: A Word Association Approach
Prepare for a career as a medical billing and coding professional.
CompTIA™ A+ Certification Training – 150 hours
CompTIA A+ certification is the industry standard for validating the skills of entrylevel computer technicians. It opens the door to an exciting career in computer
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Six Sigma Black Belt -200 hours
Prepare for a career in the health services industry by learning medical terminology
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The Six Sigma Black Belt Online Career Training Program provides you with an indepth look at the Six Sigma Black Belt problem-solving methodology, deployment,
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Building Analyst Quick Start Program (BPI BA Certification) – 60 hours
Learn six easy recipes to glue Spanish words together into sentences, and you'll be
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This program will teach you about the principles of green buildings—from insulation
to indoor air quality—as well as how to perform comprehensive building
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Introduction to Microsoft Excel
Work with numbers? You need to know Excel. Learn the secrets of this powerful
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Project Management Fundamentals
Gain the skills you'll need to succeed in the fast-growing field of project
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Grammar Refresher
Revive your lost or forgotten knowledge of English grammar and gain confidence in
your ability to produce grammatically correct writing.
Medical Transcription – 240 hours
Learn to transcribe medical reports in hospitals, offices, or from home with the most
popular transcription program in the country for entry-level training.
Travel Agent Training – 200 hours
Learn the basic skills needed to operate a computer reservation system for airlines,
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Look no further than
Delaware Technical Community College
Excellent Customer Service
Our team of experienced professionals is ready to assist
you with every detail of your conference or training need.
Premier Technology
Convenient Access
The Owens Campus can be reached from most
surrounding areas within 45 minutes. We are
conveniently situated at the major traffic arteries of
U.S.113 and Seashore Highway, Route 18/404. The
campus serves as a prime location for events in the
county with plenty of free parking adjacent to the facility.
Onsite Catering
Arrangements can be made directly with our contracted
caterers when scheduling your event.
Fiber optic connections to our campuses across the state
will allow you to conduct your event from the Owens
Campus and have it broadcast simultaneously to both
Kent and New Castle counties.
Flexible Meeting Facilities
We have various meeting room layouts to accommodate
small groups of 8-10 or larger groups of up to 250
(banquet style seating). We also feature lecture and
breakout rooms, high tech computer labs, and a
performing arts venue.
To reserve facilities, contact Louise Rathfon at 302-259-6340 or email lrathfon@dtcc.edu
Information
Our Mission: The Workforce Development and
Community Education Division of the College provides
lifelong learning opportunities for personal and
professional growth for a diverse population through
quality education and training programs. In addition,
the Division supports economic development efforts by
designing and delivering training programs that address
the specific needs of local businesses and industries.
For information on all of our programs, call 302-259-6330.
Cancellation of Classes: Classes will be cancelled
if a minimum number of full-paying students have
not registered.
Enrollment Policy: You are enrolled upon receipt of
payment, provided there is space in the class.You will be
contacted if there is a problem.
Refund Policy: For a full refund, you must contact
the Workforce Development and Community Education
office at least 72 hours before the first session. Withdrawals
within the first week receive a 75% refund. Refunds are not
given for classes that have three or fewer sessions, with the
exception of the above 72-hour refund request. Please note
that there are some courses with different refund policies.
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Continuing Education Units (CEUs) Awards: The CEU
(Continuing Education Unit) is a nationally accepted
standard for non-credit continuing education courses. A
certificate is awarded upon successful completion and
may be used as a reference for job promotion or hiring.
Designated non-credit professional development courses
are CEU-certified.
Tax Deduction/Credit Policy: An income tax deduction/
credit may be permitted for educational expenses
incurred while maintaining and improving professional
skills. Consult your tax specialist for more information.
Inclement Weather/Emergency Closing: To obtain
information about the delay or cancellation of day, evening
or weekend classes, see announcements on:
• www.facebook.com/dtccowens • www.dtcc.edu
•302-259-6000 • WBOC- TV
FERPA: FERPA was enacted to protect the privacy of
educational records and to provide guidelines for the
correction of inaccurate or misleading data through informal
and formal hearings. Among other things, FERPA gives
students the right to file complaints with the United States
Department of Education concerning alleged failures by the
educational institution to comply with the Act.
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Registration for non-credit courses is continuous throughout the year and is accepted on a first come, first served basis.
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There are five easy ways to register: online, phone, fax, by person or by mail.
On-line: go.dtcc.edu/workforcedevelopment
Telephone: 302-259-6330
Fax: 302-259-6759
In person or by mail: Delaware Tech - Workforce Development
Carter Partnership Center, Room 500
21179 College Drive
Georgetown, DE 19947
Faxing and mailing requires a printed form. No seats are reserved unless the forms include payment information.
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