Graduates from this program will be trained for the highly-skilled, advanced technical demands in alliance with today’s leading provider of military and commercial aircraft, the Boeing Company.
Students accepted into the program study the materials and processes used in manufacturing helicopters. These industry-based courses are held at DCCC’s new Advanced Technology Center.
The Boeing Company will provide great exposure to industry professionals. Students enter into an RF Helicopter competition, learn fundamentals of aerodynamics and apply that knowledge to the products they fabricate. The program will reinforce academic skills required for Boeing’s math competency examination.
Professionals will assist students meeting hiring qualifications in their career development. Students who are hired by Boeing can continue their college education through Boeing’s Learning Together program. The corporation provides 100% tuition reimbursement as one of its employee benefits.
Instructor: William Hanrahan
Location: Aston
GPA 2/5 or higher Algebra l, PSSA Reading/Math/Writing-Proficient or Higher, Active Listening & Learning Skills, Coordination, Problem Sensitivity, Manual Dexterity
2-year college degrees
with 4-year college degrees or higher
| January 31, 2012 | ||
| 6:30 am | to | 2:30 pm |
| February 1, 2012 | ||
| 6:30 am | to | 2:30 pm |
Selected students will compete in the Skills USA District 2 Competition at Western Montgomery Career and Technical Center. Leadership Competitions are scheduled January 31; Skills Competitions are scheduled February 1.
We are tentatively holding February 2nd in calendar in case of snow.
DCTS students presented TechFEST, a hands-on career exploration event that brought students and families together to explore tomorrow’s high-demand careers and technologies. For a full gallery of photos from the event see our Facebook page.
Click here for a complete list and virtual tours of DCTS Programs.
DCTS: a program of the 
Delaware County Intermediate Unit.
