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Temple, Texas · Operated by DDTG

DIIP Workforce
Academy.

Career training built around one question: what does it actually take to get hired, and keep the job? Two programs, real credentials, and a seven-week path from enrollment to a job-ready certificate.

2
Career programs
300
Clock hours per program
7
Weeks to completion
TX
Temple campus

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Train for the Trade. Get Hired.

Both programs share a common foundation course, then move into occupation-specific technical training aligned to recognized industry credentials.

Program 01 · Now Enrolling

AI-Powered Business Technology Specialist

Training for the support and business-technology roles that keep modern offices running — help desk and user support, business software, data handling, and applied AI tools used in real workplace scenarios. Delivered online and asynchronously so students can train around work and family.

300 clock hours Asynchronous / Online 7 weeks SOC 15-1232 CIP 11.1006
FND-100 · Foundations for Work
Workplace readiness, communication, money and benefits basics, digital literacy
64 hrs
Computer & Operating System Support
Hardware, Windows and macOS, imaging, peripherals, common failure modes
40 hrs
Networking Essentials
Addressing, DNS, DHCP, Wi-Fi, connectivity troubleshooting
36 hrs
Business Applications & Data
Productivity suites, file and records handling, spreadsheets, data hygiene
36 hrs
Applied AI for Business
Prompting, drafting, summarization, workflow automation, verification and limits
48 hrs
Help Desk & Ticketing Operations
Intake, triage, escalation, documentation, service-level basics
32 hrs
Customer Service & Capstone
Live scenarios, written communication, portfolio project, employer readiness
44 hrs
Total clock hours300

Program 02 · Not Yet Enrolling

Telecommunications & Fiber Optic Installation Technician

Hands-on training in structured cabling, fiber placement and termination, splicing, and testing — the skills behind the broadband buildout happening across Texas right now. Delivered on campus in Temple, with a capstone field installation project. This program is not yet accepting enrollment while the fiber lab is completed.

300 clock hours Hybrid — Synchronous / On-Campus + Asynchronous / Online 7 weeks SOC 49-9052 CIP 46.0303
FND-100 · Foundations for Work
Workplace readiness, communication, money and benefits basics, digital literacy
64 hrs
Safety & Jobsite Practices
OSHA-aligned safety, PPE, ladders and aerial work, traffic control, jobsite conduct
32 hrs
Fiber Optic Theory
Light transmission, single-mode vs multimode, loss budgets, standards
28 hrs
Structured Cabling
Cat6/6A pulls, pathway and rack build, termination, labeling, as-builts
36 hrs
Termination & Fusion Splicing
Prep, cleaving, fusion splicing, mechanical splices, enclosure work
52 hrs
Testing & Certification
OTDR, OLTS, loss budgets, bi-directional testing, certification packages
36 hrs
Placement — Inside & Outside Plant
Aerial and underground placement, hardware, restoration basics
28 hrs
Capstone Field Installation
Supervised install, test, and documentation of a complete link
24 hrs
Total clock hours300

FND-100 — 64 hours. Every student starts here, in both programs. It is a condensed, instructor-led version of our Twenty Two and Clueless™ program — workplace readiness, professional communication, money and benefits basics, safety, digital literacy, and the habits that hold a job after the first paycheck. It is the part most training programs skip, and the part employers tell us is missing.

Included in tuition — a $495 value, delivered at no additional cost to enrolled students.

Twenty Two and Clueless

Nobody hands you a manual for the rest of it. Our student support program does.

Finishing a program is only part of getting hired. Students also have to navigate transportation, documentation, banking, housing, interviews, first-day expectations, and the dozens of small systems nobody explains — the things that quietly end careers before they start.

Twenty Two and Clueless is the academy’s student navigation and success program. Each student gets a personalized roadmap of what needs to happen and when, tracked alongside their coursework, so the school can see where someone is stuck and step in before a small barrier becomes a withdrawal.

The name is a nod to a feeling, not an age limit. Twenty Two and Clueless is open to every student eighteen and older — whether you are twenty-two, forty-five, or starting over at sixty. Being new to something has nothing to do with how old you are.

It runs from enrollment and beyond placement, and it exists because most of our students are not starting from an easy place. That is not a weakness in the student. It is a gap in the system, and we built something to close it.

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Personalized transition roadmap at enrollment
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Progress tracked alongside coursework
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Early outreach when a student falls behind
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Support continues beyond job placement
Visit Twenty Two and Clueless ↗

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Olympus House, In Development.

Olympus House is a women’s transitional workforce residence and a program of Regenerated Hope, a Texas nonprofit. A short program only works if a student can get to it. Housing is the barrier we hear about most, and it is what we are building next.

Most career training assumes the student already has a stable place to live within driving distance of campus. For a lot of the people we serve, that assumption is exactly what stops them — someone leaving incarceration, a veteran between situations, a young adult from a rural county two hours out, a student whose living arrangement changes mid-program.

The Temple campus at 1509 West Avenue J is adjacent to a residence that provides room and board for women students. It is not yet in service. Bringing it online is an active part of our campus build-out, and it is the reason our on-campus program is structured at seven weeks rather than a longer term — a short, defined stay makes relocating for training realistic in a way a two-year commitment never could.

Until it opens, admissions can talk through commute, transportation, and housing support options available through workforce, veteran, and youth-services programs, several of which fund supportive services separately from tuition.

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A residence sits adjacent to the campus
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Renovation is part of the campus build-out
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Program length designed around a short stay
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Not currently available — no opening date announced
Olympus House — women’s transitional residenceIn Development

Housing is not offered at this time. Ask admissions about current options →

Olympus House is a women’s transitional workforce residence and a program of Regenerated Hope, a Texas nonprofit working to open pathways for students who would not otherwise have one. Bringing the residence online is a community build, and there is more than one way to be part of it:

Donate
Direct financial support for renovation and student stays.
In-Kind Services
Materials, furnishings, appliances, and professional services.
Contract Labor
Trades and crews donating or discounting work on the build-out.
Get Involved at Regenerated Hope ↗

regeneratedhope.org

Most Students Don’t Pay Out of Pocket.

The majority of DIIP students are funded through workforce, veteran, and youth-services programs rather than personal funds.

WIOA

Individual Training Accounts

Eligible students may be funded through their local workforce board, which pays approved costs directly to the school

Veterans

Veteran Services

Veteran-focused workforce and education benefits, coordinated through the appropriate agency

Payment Plans

Installment Options

Scheduled payment arrangements are available for students paying directly

Current tuition, fees, and cohort dates are provided in the school catalog and enrollment agreement. Request a copy →

Trained Here. Hired Here.

The Academy exists because our own company needs technicians — and so does every fiber contractor in Central Texas.

Careers at DDTG

Decisive Data Technology Group operates the Academy and hires from it. Graduates are considered for fiber technician, structured cabling, and field technician roles across the Temple, Killeen, Waco, and DFW corridors — and we introduce graduates to the contractors we work alongside.

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1509 West Avenue J · Temple, TX 76504

Speak with admissions about program fit, funding, and start dates.

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DIIP Workforce Academy is operated by Decisive Data Technology Group, Inc. and is pursuing Texas Workforce Commission career school licensure. Program details, credentials, dates, and costs are subject to final approval.

What you see here is a selection — DDTG’s full catalog runs to more than 75 products and services across unified communications, AI, fiber, networking, surveillance, managed IT, and professional services. Ask us for the full catalog →

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