Missouri Technology Trade School
Certificate Programs
If you are interested in a Missouri Technology Trade School, Digital Workshop Center provides a nontraditional approach to your higher education. Trade school education at Digital Workshop Center is based on support and mentoring throughout your time as an adult student. All classes and workshops are live, online, and include small class sizes (average of 6-8 students per class). Each student at DWC works in a hands-on, lab style class environment to complete skills based lessons and projects.
Certificate Programs are built around technology skills first, with the necessary strategy and soft skills included to prepare someone for what would be expected once hired. Workshops stack on top of one another to provide you with enough credit towards certification. All Missouri residents above the age of 16 are eligible to enroll, including those utilizing a WIOA grant, scholarship, or veterans benefits.
Available Certificate Programs
for Missouri Residents
Each certificate program is designed to help you advance your career.
Graphic Design Advanced
Go beyond the fundamentals to learn Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign & dive deeper into graphic design
Business Administration
Designed for those needing Microsoft Office, Google Workspace, and essential business administration skills
Data Science
Master the tools of data analysis with this comprehensive career program including Python programming
Digital Marketing
Learn the essential skills
of digital marketing professionals: SEO, Analytics, AdWords, Social Ads & more
Frontend Web Development
Dive into Frontend Web Development including HTML, CSS, JavaScript, frameworks & tools to go farther with your web skills
Project Management
Advance your Project Management career towards a PMP or CAPM credential with a professional certificate
UX Design
Explore User Experience (UX) design concepts and User Interface (UI) tools including Adobe XD, Figma, Photoshop, Illustrator & more
Video Design
Video design concepts, Premiere Pro & After Effects skills to help you edit video content for marketing and more
Talk to an advisor
To learn more about which certificate program is right for you, financing options and more, talk to a student advisor today for free
Missouri Workforce Links
If you are a prospective student searching for a Missouri Technology Trade School and need financial aid assistance, your local Workforce may be able to provide you with assistance including tuition grants, career counseling, job opportunities, and more. Contact your Missouri Workforce Center to work with a counselor to learn more.
DWC is a Missouri Eligible Training Provider. All programs above are approved for WIOA funding.
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Missouri Wage Data
DWC Certificate Programs in Missouri align to high-demand, high-performing jobs in the fields of digital marketing, graphic/web/ux design, business, and IT.
What can you expect as a new student?
Why Digital Workshop Center?
81%
of program graduates last year from unemployed to employed.
2.9
months avg to find employment after graduation
$12k
average increase in salary of certificate program students
1-on-1
*program statistics compiled from DWC enrollment report (2019-2021)
Certificate Program FAQs
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.
Each Certificate Program is comprised of many stand-alone classes, a Capstone project, and program-specific assignments. Once you have completed all the necessary course work, you will earn your certificate.
Career coaching workshops are available to all certificate program graduates.
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 6-8 weeks. Students are able to start with any Level 1 class within the program list as long as prerequisites are met.
What Is Included In A Certificate Program?
Similar to any higher education program, each Certificate Program is comprised of many stand-alone classes. Once you have completed all the necessary course work, plus a Capstone project and program specific assignments, then you will earn your certificate.
Certificate programs include:
- Materials: Professional Textbook(s) or Reference Packet(s) for every class
- Data files: Download materials with practice examples
- Support: Mentoring and coaching throughout your program, plus one month of mentoring support
- One year for a free re-take (for attended students of public classes only)
- Career coaching workshops including one-on-one resume writing and job search
Financial Aid
Financial Aid options include the Ignite ISA plan, which allows you to pay nothing until you're hired.
Click here to learn more about other financial aid options including DWC’s 12, 18 or 24-month payment plans and more.
Questions?
We are here to help! To best assist you, we can schedule a complimentary meeting with a student advisor where you can discuss your goals, customize your training plan, and review all costs and time for your program.
Our student advisors will work with you every step of the way to make sure you get the skills you need to succeed along your professional development path.
Contact us here or call our offices at 970-980-8091.
To learn more about what to expect, scheduling, and common questions, you may also download our welcome guide here.
