Delaware State University and United Airlines have finalized their agreement that opens the door for students to be trained to fly with a major airliner.
Local and state officials, federal representatives, state elected officials, and industry professionals joined DEMEC and its members to cut the ribbo on its training yard in Smyrna.
Are you interested in apprenticeships, but not sure about job prospects after the apprenticeship ends? Jamie Chambers has one simple fact for you to consider: “For every person entering an […]
Delaware Technical Community College (DTCC)’s goal is to serve the educational needs of as many Delawareans as possible — whether they’re looking for four-year degrees, two-year degrees or a certificate […]
Education is priceless — yet when it comes to paying for college or other training after high school, the cost can feel daunting. “When you see the sticker price of […]
Ask Joanna Staib, executive director of the Delaware Workforce Development Board, if there are enough job opportunities for recent high school graduates, and she is ready with a pretty impressive […]
College is not for everyone, but that doesn’t mean those who skip it don’t get a bright future. has plenty of resources to help. High school graduates don’t have to […]
As you try to settle on your perfect career, you’re likely to feel anxious about what types of jobs you can land, when and where you’re going to find them […]
“What do you plan to do when you graduate?” It’s a question every high school student has been asked more than once. But how do you even begin to answer […]
Hooking up charging stations for electric vehicles, helping to rebuild long-neglected sections of Wilmington, adding phlebotomy skills on top of training to become certified nursing assistants — these are just […]
Two-thirds of Delaware’s public high school students are already participating, and the state’s career-oriented Pathways program continues to grow — reaching into middle schools this fall with a pilot program […]
So you’ve scored a job interview—but how can you be sure to make a good impression? Here are some tips from career experts to help you. Tips from Jobs for […]
Cynthia Kastel, of New Castle, was a stay-at-home mom. Owen Kamin, of Georgetown, had a career in HVAC ahead of him. . What do they have in common? They both […]
Collaboration between disciplines to accelerate the development of new technologies has been widely embraced in Delaware. And nowhere is that spirit of entrepreneurship more evident than in the fields of […]
When Michael Quaranta wants to look into the future, he need only travel as far as the warehouses and manufacturing plants in Delaware. “The future is here,” says Quaranta, the […]
More than one in three acres of Delaware’s land mass is productive farmland. According to the Delaware Prosperity Partnership, the state is “ranked No. 1 in the nation for agricultural […]
Editor’s Note: Jeffrey Meiler resigned as CEO of Marlette Funding/Best Egg in June 2023 and was replaced by Best Egg CFO, Paul Ricci. As part of the leadership transition, Bobby […]
When Alok Patel looks at the progress being made in the technology and science fields in Delaware, he sees tremendous potential. Thanks to growing federal investment and a critical mass […]
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