The DSFA Education Advantage
Web Development
Mobile App Development
Finance/Accounting
Data Analytics
DSFA Programs
Employer Led
The programs are led by the requirements spelt out by the employer. Only the most in-demand skills are being taught which are relevant and employable.
Market Driven
According to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics, Market for the IT Sector, is looking at a whopping 1.4 million jobs in software applications.
Job Readiness
Mentoring and Job Shadowing are fundamental to our programs. In house placements for internships, apprenticeships ready our candidates for real world situations.
In-Demand Curriculum
Cyber security, AI, Big Data, the next big things are in the offing, to develop the right talent with the skill sets needed to succeed in this new digital-first economy.
Professional training in Technology Career Pathways
Our Approach
Real World Projects
Project based approach to hands-on learning focused on design and development of a solution/product for a real world problem for a local non-profit organization.
Work in Small Teams
Students are divided into small teams, each of which works on a unique product. This type of engagement makes for an effective learning process.
21st Century Skills
Using computational thinking, problem solving and teamwork ethic, verbal communications, time management and professional orientation.
Industry Mentors
Shadow mentors are equipped and answer the students and come away with a well informed view of the rich and exciting world of IT.
Our Advantage
Educational Stipend
Coursework eligible for College Credit
(pending/ in advance talks)
Mentoring and Career Counseling
Site Visits to local employers
& Invited Speakers
Apprenticeship
Professional Skills Training
including interviewing and resume building
Testimonials
I have learned how to code, how to work as part of a team, how to communicate with others, and am learning how to create games and do website development.
I am a proud student learning more about coding in HTML. A project I have completed is an educational game in Scratch about pollution.
I’ve come to love art, which is why I am interested in graphic design. Here at RecTech I learned how to code and became really interested in game programming. My team and I went to a hackathon at Facebook headquarters in California and improved our game.
I plan to take my desire further beyond, and into my career. I’ve participated in multiple team projects including: animation, video film/editing, game programming in Scratch/Snap!, website building, robotics, Smartsheet, and T-shirt designing.
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