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Continuing Education

Delta Technical College offers continuing education classes for additional training (in select areas) as a supplement to standard course material. Our Continuing education courses are provided to give students an opportunity to enhance their knowledge and add marketable skills to their resume.

Delta Tech requires all applicants to provide proof of a high school diploma, GED or documentation of home school completion. Students must be proficient in speaking, writing, reading, and comprehending English.

Delta Tech currently offers two CE courses, a Dental Radiology Seminar and a Pipe Fitting Course.

Dental Radiology

Delta Tech offers x-ray certification for dental assistants. The main objective of the Dental Radiology Seminar is to provide students with the fundamental principles of dental radiology and provide students dental x-ray certification.

Upon completion of the seminar, participants will receive a certificate of completion. The certificate and application will be sent to the Mississippi State Dental Board. Assistance is given to participants at the end of the seminar with filling out and submitting the state application online in the school’s computer lab.

How to Register:

    • In order to register, participants must fill-out the registration form in full.
    • Checks for registration fees must be payable to Delta Technical College in the amount of $150.
    • Registrants should mail all forms and payments to the address listed at the bottom of the registration sheet for the school location you will be attending.
      • For additional information, please contact your local Delta Tech campus.
    • Please note: The one-day seminar is limited to 8 participants per seminar. Enrollment will be accepted on a first-come, first-pay basis only.
    • For additional resources on re-certification contact the Mississippi State Board of Dental Examiners.
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Seminar Highlights

  • Hours: 1 day / 8 hours (3.5 hours of lecture/video followed by an exam, 1 hour lunch break and 3.5 hours of hands-on training in the dental lab taking X-rays)
  • Completion: Certificate of completion

Dental Radiology Seminar Curriculum

  • Brief history of radiographs
  • Diagnostics
  • Quality of x-rays (how to produce quality radiographs)
  • Film exposures (what causes errors on the film)
  • Bisecting principle and technique
  • Paralleling principle and technique, including a full-mouth radiographic survey and bite-wing series
  • Special radiographs on various patients, including occlusal, pediatric, edentulous, endodontic radiographs and special needs/compromised patients
  • Manual film-processing equipment and technique
  • Composition of processing solutions for traditional x-rays
  • How to mount x-rays
  • Common radiograph errors that occur during exposure and processing
  • Storage of radiographs
  • Legal implications
  • Infection control
  • Prevention of cross contamination
  • Hands-on clinical setting instruction

Which Schools Offer Dental Radiology?

  • Horn Lake, MS
  • Ridgeland, MS

Pipe Fitting Course

Delta Tech offers a continuing education welding course in pipe fitting. The main objective of the Pipe Fitting Course is to provide students with the fundamental principles of entry-level pipe fitting and qualify them to secure immediate employment as a pipefitter/steamfitter in the manufacturing, construction, fabrication, and maintenance industries.

Continued education classes in pipe fitting feature classroom instruction and hands-on training in pipe measurements and runs, isometric drawing readings, field fabrication and more.

Course Highlights

  • Length: 10 weeks
  • Hours: 250 clock hours / 62.5 additional outside clock hours
  • Credits: 9 semester credits

Pipe Fitting Classes

  • Reading isometric drawings
  • Pipe measurements and runs
  • 90◦ and 45◦ fittings / offsets
  • Complex isometric drawings
  • Rolling offsets
  • 30◦ and 60◦ fittings / offsets
  • Odd-angled fitting fabrication / saddle fabrication

Which Schools Offer Pipe Fitting?

  • Horn Lake, MS

Pipe Fitting FAQ

What is a pipefitter? According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, “pipefitters install and maintain pipes that carry chemicals, acids, and gases. These pipes are used mostly in manufacturing, commercial, and industrial settings. Fitters often install and repair pipe systems in power plants, as well as heating and cooling systems in large office buildings.” *www.bls.gov

How much do pipefitters make? The median annual wage for plumbers, pipefitters, and steamfitters was $51,450 in May 2016. *www.bls.gov For more information on the median earnings of Delta Tech program graduates who received federal aid, visit our Gainful Employment Disclosures.

Where can I work as a pipefitter? Delta Tech’s welder graduates work across the country in manufacturing, construction and maintenance fields. They are employed as boilermakers, pipefitters, structural welders and many other welding-related jobs.

Are pipefitters in demand? The job outlook for pipefitters will increase by 16% from 2016 to 2026. *www.bls.gov

How much does pipe fitting continued education cost? A student graduating successfully from Delta Tech’s 30-week Journeyman Welder Program may immediately begin the 10-week Pipe Fitting Course the Monday after their graduation date for a total cost of $3,200. For all other students enrolling in the class, the cost will be $5,000.

 

Programs

  • Journeyman Welder
  • Journeyman Welder II
  • Medical Assisting
  • HVAC/R-MAR Technician
  • Dental Assisting
  • Professional Truck Driving
  • Cosmetology
  • Medical Coding Specialist
  • Industrial, Commercial, & Residential Electrician
  • CDL Training Course
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Horn Lake, MS
(662) 280-1443

Ridgeland, MS
(601) 206-5200

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