Sign Your Kids Up for Summer Camp at Trident Tech Now!

Continuing Education is offering hundreds of summer camps for children, teens and adults this summer. Camps begin the week of June 11 and run through the week of Aug. 3. Registration opened Feb. 15. TTC employees receive a 10 percent discount on all camps. Enter the code EMPLOYEE in the shopping cart when registering to receive the discount. Check out the camp catalog here, or you can pick up a printed copy in Building 910.

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