Why Dixie Tech?
Affordable
The average cost of a program at Dixie Tech is $3,000 with several financial aid options available.
Accelerated
Quickly enter the workforce by learning only the skills you will need without anything extra.
Essential
Students learn in-demand skills that are needed locally with over 95% of our graduates employed in their field of study.
practical
Do more than simply learn about a job…you’ll get hands-on training to prepare you for a greater career.
Professional Development
Our short-term industry classes are designed to provide companies and individuals with knowledge and skills to retain their job or increase their marketability and value in the labor market.
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Dixie Tech has developed a solid reputation by working closely with industry experts for over 20 years. Local employers anxiously wait to staff their companies with our graduates because they know they are career ready!
Stop by for a visit and learn what Dixie Tech can do for you. Whatever your background or past experience is, whatever your goals might be, come see how Dixie Tech can change your future. We have a place for you!”
Jordan Rushton
Interim President of Dixie Technical College
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Dixie Technical College Announces Interim President
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