D.C. Jaeger Corporation

D. C. Jaeger Corporation, founded in 1957, serves the dynamic career, technical training and certif

Jaeger Corporation, founded in 1957, serves the dynamic career, technical training and certification needs of Florida’s educational community.

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10/26/2021

Honored to be a sponsor of the FloridaMakes Make More Summit on Manufacturing. Great to see so many come together to share best practices for promoting advanced manufacturing as Florida continues to diversify it’s economy.

02/09/2021

Great day installing brand new Amatrol HVAC training systems at Daytona State College. DSC is rolling out rapid credentialing training programs for high demand/high wage occupations in the skilled trades.

12/11/2020

Awesome Holiday 🎁 vid from FANUC. Collaborative robots are here and working alongside us to increase productivity. The age of automation has arrived and is creating engineering & programming job opportunities for our youth including the girl in the video. Enjoy!

11/19/2020

The age of collaborative robots is upon us. Humans will work side by side with automated machinery to produce and and distribute the goods that we depend on. The New CRX is available in a florida through the D.C.Jaeger Corporation.

08/10/2020

This is an awesome short video from one of our education solution providers. We are proud to be a partner for FANUC America in the State of Florida. Those are the kind of products that D.C. Jaeger Corporation is able to provide to schools and colleges in our State.

03/17/2017

Had two great days with the Seminole State College Center for Public Safety demonstrating the Syndaver and learning about their outstanding EMT and Paramedic training programs. Click below for the media coverage on News 13.

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Ford to scrap Mexico plant, invest in Michigan; CEO cites Trump policies

01/03/2017

More great news for American Manufacturing but we all still need to work on the skills gap.

Ford to scrap Mexico plant, invest in Michigan; CEO cites Trump policies Ford Motor Company on Tuesday announced plans to cancel the building of a $1.6 billion plant in Mexico and instead invest $700 million in a Michigan assembly plant, directly tying the decision to “pro-growth policies” championed by President-elect Donald Trump.