Certificate Programs at DWC
Certificate Programs offer competitive, high-level training in a comfortable class setting. Each certificate includes a track of skills based classes for a high growth industry.
Digital Workshop Center offers flexible class scheduling, open enrollment, and convenient campuses in Fort Collins, Denver & online. As a student, you will receive individual attention with always live and hands-on training.
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Flexible Certificate Programs customized to you
Available Certificate Programs
Each program is designed to help you advance your career. Choose one to learn more.
Graphic Design Fundamental
Photoshop, Illustrator & design concepts in a career focused skills track
Graphic Design Advanced
Beyond the fundamentals, learn InDesign & dive deeper into graphic design
Digital Marketing
Learn the latest essential skills of digital marketing professionals
Business Administration
Designed for those new to Microsoft Office and essential Business Administration tools
Web Design Fundamental
Focused on Frontend web design, this is the first step towards a career in basic web skills.
Web Design & Development - Advanced
Dive into PHP & JavaScript to go farther with your frontend devleopment training
Video Design
Design Concepts, Premiere Pro & After Effects skills to help you edit video content for marketing and more.
Data Science
Master the tools of data analysis with this comprehensive career program. Small classes and hands-on attention.
Project Management
Prepare for a career as a Project Management Professional & PMP credential with a complete certificate program
Certificate Program FAQ
How Long Does Each Program Take to Complete?
Each certificate program allows one year to be completed, but, depending on your pace of learning and skill level, you may move as fast or as slow as you like within that time frame. DWC works on a rolling enrollment system and provides flexible scheduling options so you can choose the classes that best fit your life.
At DWC, each Certificate Program is comprised of many stand-alone classes. Once you have completed all the necessary course work, you will earn your certificate.
When Can I Start?
DWC classes are scheduled on a rolling enrollment system with flexible scheduling options. Each student needs to choose the schedule that best fits your availability.
Public, group classes in the certificate programs are offered approximately every 8 weeks. Students are able to start with any class within the program list as long as prerequisites are met.
Select the program you are interested in below to find total program class hours and class details.
What Is Included In A Certificate Program?
Similar to any university program, each Certificate Program is comprised of many stand-alone classes. Once you have completed all the necessary course work, you will earn your certificate.
Each class within your certificate program includes:
- Professional Textbook(s) or Reference Packet(s)
- Download materials with practice examples
- Free access to CoWorking space on class days (FC Only)
- One month of technical support
- One year for a free re-take (for attended students of public classes only)
- Certificate of Completion
Financial Aid
Click here to learn more about financial aid options including DWC’s 6-month payment plan, WIOA Workforce Funding, and more.
Questions?
We are here to help! To best assist you, we can schedule a complimentary training plan meeting with one of our Training Managers. In this meeting, you can customize your training plan to make sure we get you the skills you need to succeed along your professional development path.
Contact us here or call our offices at 970-980-8091.
” From the first introduction and consultation to working with highly skilled instructors I was treated like gold. I was able to cross the bridge into highly specialized technical and creative training with comfort. Culture is everything and that is the number one thing about the Digital Workshop Center. The people and environment make it conducive for creativity, imagination and technical training to coexist.”
– Michael Tatmon, 2017 Graduate