Delta Technical College History
Delta Technical College is a year-round school providing vocational training in mechanical trades and allied health career fields where job growth is expected.
Midwest Technical Institute, Delta Tech’s sister school, was founded in 1995 in Lincoln, Illinois. Since opening its doors as Delta Technical College in 2004, Delta Tech has achieved many milestones, including receiving national accreditation by the Accrediting Commission of Career Schools and Colleges (ACCSC) for its course offerings, and expanding our programs and courses beyond the original welding program. For more information about our history, visit our MTI Springfield, IL campus history page.
Delta Tech has always taken great pride in touching the lives of students by giving them the hands-on workforce training they need to be successful. After over twenty years and thousands of students, that goal has remained the same.
For more information on DTC’s history, check out this episode of Imagine America Radio with DTC co-founders Brian Huff and Mike Casper, who discuss their journey from welders to school owners.
Delta Technical College Mission Statement
Our mission is to offer workforce training that will provide graduates with the skills necessary to gain entry-level employment in their chosen field.
What Makes Delta Technical College Different?
Program Duration
At Delta Tech, we understand the importance of completing training programs and courses in a timely manner. We offer a variety of accelerated programs in the allied health and mechanical trades fields, where you’ll have the opportunity to complete most programs and courses in less than one year.
Flexibility
Your life is busy and your time is valuable. We understand that. Most programs and courses at Delta Tech offer a variety of class times (including daytime and evenings), so you can learn when it is convenient for you.
Professionalism with a “Family” Feel
The staff at Delta Tech is full of bright and caring professionals, with a wealth of knowledge and experience in their fields. Our friendly and helpful Admissions and Financial Aid Teams are here to guide you through the entire process, from signing up for classes to helping you find the financing options that work best for you.
The Skills Gap: Discover a Career Path in the Skilled Trades
The massive shortage of skilled workers in the U.S. has created new opportunities in a variety of industries that rely on skilled trade workers.
Delta Technical College (DTC) partnered with Viewpoint to share the message of how trade schools are helping address the massive U.S. skills gap—and why you should consider a career in the skilled trades now more than ever.
DTC offers workforce training that provides graduates with the skills necessary to gain entry-level employment in their chosen career field. DTC’s mission is to change lives by giving graduates a set of skills they can utilize for a lifetime to pursue a rewarding career path. DTC offers a diverse mix of skilled trades programs, including mechanical trades, healthcare, cosmetology, and truck driving. DTC believes that by learning a trade, you can take advantage of the growing skilled worker shortage and transition from short-term job to lifelong career.
