In addition to Delta State University, there are a number of options for advanced education in the immediate area. The Vocational-Technical Center is located in Cleveland, and Mississippi Delta Community College, Coahoma Community College, are located within 45 miles. With these institutions located just minutes away, the result is a wealth of programs, from technical training to advanced degrees.

Industrial training has a three-fold Mission:
• Customized Pre-employment training, which will assure a capable and well-trained workforce for new and expanding industries.
• Post-employment training for new and existing industries.
• Retraining or upgrading employees for existing industries.
PRE-EMPLOYMENT TRAINING
Customized pre-employment training is provided to applications before they are hired. This training is to prepare trainees for immediate placement in new jobs.
POST-EMPLOYMENT TRAINING
Customized on-the-job training (COJT) programs are conducted after the employees have been hired. This training provides job specific training.
RETRAINING AND UPGRADE TRAINING
Customized retraining is developed for existing company employees to meet changing skill requirements caused by new technology.
Upgrade training consists of courses designed to assist industry employees in advancing from one job level to another. Visit their website at: http://www.ccc.cc.ms.us/workforce.html

Coahoma Community College-President, Vivian Presley. Located immediately outside of Clarksdale, students find that Coahoma offers a broad array of programs in the academic, vocational and technical areas, as well as many other opportunities to serve educational and training needs. Since its inception in 1949, CCC boasts of a highly – qualified faculty that is committed to superior educational standards and dedicated service to the community. Coahoma is committed to providing the best possible learning environment for students and the knowledge and skills necessary for positions of leadership in society. Visit their site at: www.ccc.cc.ms.us

The Capps Center  

Mississippi Delta Community College’s (MDCC) Charles W. Capps, Jr. Technology Center, is located in Indianola, Mississippi on U.S. Highway 82 midway between Greenwood and Greenville, 8 miles west of Moorhead, the home of the College’s main campus.  The Capps Center houses the Workforce Education Division of MDCC and is strategically located at the geographical center of the seven counties service area of MDCC.  For economic development, the Capps Center is a local forum and resource for all local industrial development groups to meet and promote regional economic development. Its primary purpose is to focus on the training, education, and skills improvement needs of businesses and industries. The Center offers short-term classes, customized training for business and industry, nationally recognized certifications, and job readiness training for those entering the work force. Through subsidies offered by the Mississippi Community College Board, the Center offers high quality training at a reduced cost. To arrange training for your business, call Dru Morgan, Director of Workforce Education, at 662-887-2876, extension 19. Visit The Capps Center at www.thecappscenter.com.  

Mississippi Delta Community College-President, Larry Bailey. Located in Moorhead, MDCC is one of the most comprehensive community colleges in the State of Mississippi with a mission that is uniquely oriented to the challenges and opportunities of the Mississippi Delta region. The college offers outstanding programs in academic transfer, allied health, vocational, technical, workforce development and law enforcement training. The college also offers an excellent program of extracurricular activities including athletics, intramural sports, and student organizations. The administration, faculty, and staff are committed to the education and success of students who want to be a part of such a dynamic learning environment. Visit their site at: www.msdelta.edu