Vocational Training That Works
80% Placement of Students Completing CTP’s Training
The staff of Computer Technologies Program (CTP) prepares people with disabilities for professional employment by providing technical training, coaching and associated services.
We have comprehensive training programs and services tailored to suit our diverse student population. Every student is treated as an individual. We ensure that the experience each student has at CTP is the right path to their vocational goals.
Since 1974, has successfully trained and placed hundreds people with disabilities and served thousands of others.
Our Current Services
- Computer Skills Bootcamp – A flexible class that covers computer literacy topics from the basics to advanced electives.
- Network and Technical Support – Computer technician training.
- Office Systems Training – Learn the Microsoft Office suite and office skills.
- Employment Services – Training and assistance in finding a job.
- Low Cost Computer Sales and Repair
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FYI, there is a job opening – video systems engineer at CSD in South Dakota. This would be a good opportunity for your CTP students.
check this out. http://www.c-s-d.org/jobopportunities
Are classes only available to people with disabilities? If so, where could a non-disabled person take similar classes?
thank you.
We do not discriminate against non-disabled people and our classes are open to the public. However, the vast majority of our students are referred by the Department of Vocational Rehabilitation.
Hello, I am a counselor who works with transition age youth with hearing loss. I am very interested in your program, and potentially referring students to you. Please send me any information about how clients get started. Thanks!! -Karena
Thank you for contacting us. We will be in touch.
I have neen in excellent health my whole life.. Recently, i developed severe vertigo thus i am unable to perform my duties as a lift-truck operator. I have seen several doctors without any of them to diagnose the cause or length of disabling symptoms which I am burdened. I would like the opportunity to take classes to embark on a new career with a second chance as an adult learner aiming for a change of employment starting ASAP second chance life change. I am interested in advancing my skills to better myself. It is time to start taking control of my future. I have always had a natural talent for taking things apart, figuring out what makes it tick, then putting it back together correctly..
Hello Michael,
The first step for someone newly disablesd is to become a client of the Department of Rehabilitation. If you are in California you can find the your local office on this page:
http://www.rehab.cahwnet.gov/
The process takes some time, but if you are interested in returning to work after re-training, DoR is your best option. If you are interested in classes at CTP, you can give us a call (see our contact page) or speak with your DoR counslor once you are in their system.
At CTP we understand how difficult transistions in life can be, so we wish you the bets of luck.
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