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Basic Trades Certificate
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New at the Terry Campus, this Basic Trades Certificate Program provides
participants with hands-on training in several general construction/maintenance areas.
Students completing the program will be highly employable in the general
maintenance and “handyman” fields. To earn the certificate, students must
satisfactorily complete all six courses.
Classes are presented Monday through Friday for eight weeks, followed by
an intensive two week ‘hands on’ practicum covering installation practices.
Prepare yourself for employment with this short term training program
that is taught by skilled industry professionals. Anyone interested in the
training only (are not pursuing a certificate) are welcome and to enroll in
ANY general maintenance course.
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OSHA Construction Safety Course |
10 hours |
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Basic Print Reading, Measuring & Calculating |
36 hours |
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Basic Carpentry |
48 hours |
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Basic Plumbing |
36 hours |
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Basic Residential Wiring |
48 hours |
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Heating and A/C Theory |
48 hours |
Studens are required to provide thier own set of basic hand tools for allpractical laboratory exercises and assignments. A list of suggested tools will be provided to students accepted in the program.
Please call (302) 857-1400 for more information about this program.
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Department of Labor and Delaware Technical Community College partner to provide training
in high demand,
high growth job areas. Space is limited! |
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Entrance Requirements for
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Show proof of MMR and PPD*
No back problems*
Pass a drug test*
Pass a physical exam*
Pass a criminal background check* |
* Perspective students are responsible for covering the cost of the above mentioned requirements.
Learn about WIA and Blue Collar |
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This training is free to State of Delaware residents if they meet the Department of Labor eligibility requirements. As a condition of acceptance, applicants agree to seek and obtain full-time, training-related employment. Job placement assistance is provided.
Recent graduates earned starting salaries ranging from $9.00 to $14.00 an hour depending on employer, economic climate, and skills.
If you are serious about your future and want to get your foot in the door of a growth industry in Kent County, call 857-1400 today to reserve your spot in an Informational Session.
These programs may be partially funded by the Delaware Workforce Investment Board and the Delaware Department of Equal Opportunity. Auxiliary aids and services are available upon request to individuals with disabilities.
Several Delaware Tech programs are approved for special federal funding for qualified adults. The Department of Labor can determine your eligibility. Call (302) 739-5473 to set up an appointment, or drop in at the Carroll's Corner Office, 1114 South DuPont Highway, Suite 104, Dover, DE 19901. The entire list of programs throughout Delaware can be viewed at www.delawareworks.com
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