--- title: "Delaware Technical Community College - Charles L. Terry Jr. Campus - Dover" url: https://contractorlink.pro/delaware-technical-community-college-charles-l-terry-jr trades: [Electrical] city: Dover region: DE google_rating: 4.1 google_rating_count: 136 website: "https://www.dtcc.edu/our-campuses/dover" phone: "(302) 857-1000" license: All rights reserved. Content from ContractorLink. --- # Delaware Technical Community College - Charles L. Terry Jr. Campus - Dover ## About Delaware Technical Community College's Terry Campus is located in Dover, Delaware, serving Kent County residents. The campus spans 112 acres with multiple buildings and an athletic complex. It provides educational opportunities and maintains partnerships with local communities and institutions. ## Trades - Electrical ## Services - Surge Protection - Circuit Breaker Services - Electrical Repairs - Smart Home Systems - Electrical Installations - Safety Inspections - Specialty Installations - Lighting Services ## Location Dover, DE, 19904 ## Service Area Serves within 30 minutes drive time of Dover, DE. **Phone**: (302) 857-1000 ## Google Reviews 4.1/5 stars from 136 Google reviews. [View on Google Maps](https://maps.google.com/?cid=2716506024289862746&g_mp=CiVnb29nbGUubWFwcy5wbGFjZXMudjEuUGxhY2VzLkdldFBsYWNlEAIYBCAA) - 5/5 — Anonymous I ran in the Del Tech Chocolate 5k Run/Walk in Dover, DE today. It was the best 5k I've ever participated in..EVER... well organized, ample and close parking, clean, wonderful volunteers, the best after party ever... The T-shirts smelled like chocolatel!!! So creative and cool design. If this run is an example of how students are treated and educated, this is the place to attend, folks!!! - 5/5 — Anonymous I truly appreciated the honest and warm help that I received from a woman name Angel. I was in need of my transcripts and she went the extra mile to help me succeed. She provided excellent customer services and hospitality from the heart. - 1/5 — Anonymous I know a lot of people left reviews but I wanted to leave one more recent in the hopes people will see it. Stick with me here ! First things first, the classes were good and education was fine. HOWEVER and this is a big however I dropped out of courses because it just wasn’t for me. Fast forward almost a year later, me being under the impression I was dropped out and done because no one ever communicates properly, I get an email stating I will be send to collections. I try to find out more and no one is willing to help me. No one is able to provide proper cause and why this is happening. I was told I didn’t drop out properly and that would be my fault. It wouldn’t be their job to follow up and help me. They said there is nothing I can do, to the answers of why no one said anything for a year that I had a balance was a simple " I don’t know " I made peace with having to pay that money since no one wants to help me. However now I am running into the problem of getting send around, having been told three different things, stating I can’t set up a payment plan it would have to be in full( I was told something else two days ago ) by God knows when for no one can get me an exact date when I will be send to collections. - With that I am owing a lot of money which I didn’t know I did for almost a year. And no one cares because I quote " not their job, your problem " my problem of coming up with a lot of money by " date unknown " No one wants to help. Everyone just gives the solution of " just pay the money ". This is by far one of the most outrageous experiences I have ever had. Please make sure if you do attend, get everything in writing and properly laid out otherwise it’s your word against theirs and they don’t care about your word. - 4/5 — Anonymous Well organized health event. Some informative classes. Free lunch and many vendors offering all kinds of takeaways and information on their services. Can't wait until next year's event. Great day for anyone who has diet restrictions our lives with someone with such needs. - 5/5 — Anonymous I attended the Minority SBA event and learned a lot, while making professional contacts. A great day for all and hopefully one that will continue. Del Tech had a wonderful conference facility that was easy to find and access. ## FAQ **Q: What areas does the Charles L. Terry Jr. Campus in Dover serve for electrical training programs?** A: The Charles L. Terry Jr. Campus primarily serves Kent County residents and the surrounding community in Dover, Delaware, covering a rural area of 800 square miles with a population of about 192,690. It meets the unique educational needs of the county and state through partnerships with local communities and public school districts. The campus is centrally located in northern Dover and accessible via Delaware Central Transit. **Q: How can I learn more about electrical trade programs at Delaware Technical Community College's Dover campus?** A: The Terry Campus offers technical education programs tailored to county needs, including potential trades like electrical, through its academic offerings. Contact the campus at (302) 857-1000 or visit the Contact Directory for specific program details and admissions information. Prospective students can schedule a tour to explore facilities and partnerships with four-year institutions. **Q: What facilities are available at the Dover campus for electrical and technical training?** A: The 112-acre campus features seven buildings totaling 265,000 square feet, supporting various technical programs including electrical trades. It includes community-accessible amenities like an athletic complex, but core facilities focus on educational needs such as classrooms and labs for hands-on training. The campus maintains integral partnerships to enhance program quality. ## Online Presence - Website: https://www.dtcc.edu/our-campuses/dover - Google Maps: https://maps.google.com/?cid=2716506024289862746&g_mp=CiVnb29nbGUubWFwcy5wbGFjZXMudjEuUGxhY2VzLkdldFBsYWNlEAIYBCAA --- Profile: https://contractorlink.pro/delaware-technical-community-college-charles-l-terry-jr