A Chester County Economic Development Council initiative

Free Tuition at DCCC for Members of MACC/DC – List of courses

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We are pleased to announce that the Delaware County Community College will provide selected manufacturing-related courses for employees of manufacturing members of the MACC/DC at zero tuition. The zero tuition applies to courses which have seat availability within 5 days prior to close of registration in each semester. You will only need to pay the related fees which are usually about $250.00, and then saving 100% of the tuition costs! Fall classes begin August 29th and more info can be found here Register for Fall – Delaware County Community College (dccc.edu)  Register today as registration closes August 24th. College placement testing is waived for the initial class. Credit students must take the College placement test prior to taking the next class. This program applies to any of the open enrollment classes. Please see the course list below.

Process:

  1. Employees must complete and submit a college application.
  2. Employees should complete the application early in anticipation of enrollment.  This ensures that if availability exists, no delays are caused by the application process.
  3. Employer should email Dawn Most dmost@dccc.edu and Sherry Cockerham SCockerham@ccedcpa.com with the name of the student to participate in this Manufacturing Alliance program.
  4. Employer and Student will receive confirmation of enrollment.
  5. The employee will be registered and the company will be billed by the DCCC within 15 days of the class start.

Course List:

  • MTT 108 Math for occupational Technologies
  • MTT 110 Print Layout and Measurement for Machining
  • MTT 111 Introduction to Manufacturing
  • MTT 112 Lathe operations I
  • MTT 122 Lathe Operations II
  • MTT 124 milling Operations I
  • MTT 129 Solids (CAM) Modeling
  • MTT 210 CNC Machine Tool Operations
  • MTT 213 Manufacturing Processes
  • MTT 214 Milling operations II
  • MTT 219 CAM Solids I
  • MTT 220 CNC Programming
  • MTT 229 CAM Solids II
  • MTT 230 Electrical Discharge Machining
  • IST 100 Introduction to Industrial Systems Technology
  • IST 101 Industrial Drive Systems
  • IST 105 Industrial Systems Drawings and Interpretation
  • IST 200 Pumping Systems
  • TCC 112 CADD Graphics
  • TCC 122 2-D CADD
  • TDD 128 Detailing Assembly Fixture Design
  • TDD 203 Kinematics
  • TDD 216 Three Dimensional CADD
  • TDD 225 Computer Aided Drafting
  • TDD 227 Advanced CADD
  • TEL 101 DC Analysis
  • TEL 101 DC Analysis
  • TEL 102 AC Analysis
  • TEL 110 Electronics I
  • TEL 111 Electronics II
  • TEL 121 Digital Electronics
  • TEL 124 Microprocessor I
  • TEL 126 Microprocessor II
  • TEL 128 Computer Systems Electronics
  • TEL 200 Electro/ Mechanical Systems
  • TEL 210 Troubleshooting and Repair
  • TME 110 Materials Science
  • TME 111 Machining Technology
  • TME 115 Basic Technical Skills
  • TME 210 CNC Operation
  • TME 216 Statics and Strengths of Material
  • TME 220 Robotics and Programmable Controls
  • TME 221 Manufacturing Process II
  • TME 229 Fluid Power and Controls
  • TMS 231 Technical Mechanics
  • TME 232 Robotic Systems

The college also currently has WedNet funds available for additional training for your employees across numerous topics including technology. This could be up to $ 2000 per employer for the year. Please contact Jim Lauckner, Sr. Project Manager of the Manufacturing Alliance at 610-321-8231 for more information.