Delaware Technical Community College

About

Delaware Technical Community College, the state's only community college, operates four campuses serving the entire state with career-focused technical education. The Electromechanical Engineering Technology program combines electrical, mechanical, and computer-controlled systems training — covering PLC programming (Allen Bradley and Siemens), motor controls, hydraulics, pneumatics, and industrial networking. Students work with industry-standard equipment in labs that replicate modern manufacturing environments. The Welding Technology program offers AWS-certified instruction in all major welding processes with specialized training in pipe welding and structural fabrication. Delaware Tech's advanced manufacturing programs prepare students for careers in the state's pharmaceutical, chemical, automotive, and food processing industries. The college maintains partnerships with DuPont, AstraZeneca, Perdue Farms, and other major Delaware employers. Co-op and internship placements are integrated into degree programs, and the college boasts a 94% graduate employment rate. In-state tuition is among the most affordable on the East Coast, and the SEED (Student Excellence Equals Degree) scholarship covers tuition for qualifying Delaware high school graduates.

Training Programs

Why Choose Delaware?

• Industry-recognized credentials and certifications
• Hands-on training with modern automation equipment
• Strong alumni network in the Automate America community
• Career placement assistance and job connections