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Career Focus Magazine

DVC Magazine spotlights Diablo Valley College's exceptional career education programs that meet the education and training needs of Bay area residents and businesses.

Getting Ready for the AI Boom: DVC Students Program Their Future in Tech

Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly evolving, promising to reshape industries and redefine career paths. Preparing for this transformation is crucial for both entering the workforce and for career advancement. At Diablo Valley College, students are learning about AI to get ready for these changes.

Career Education Programs

Looking to upskill to advance in your current career or train for a new one? Explore DVC career education programs to find out more!

Math Courses

Learn about the math placement process and course sequences at Diablo Valley College.

Community of Pride

LGBTQIA+ students: join a Community of Pride! Take classes on queer-specific content and build community with like-minded students and instructors.

Exploring the Cosmos: The DVC Planetarium Experience

Explore the Diablo Valley College Planetarium's immersive 360-degree journey through the universe. Experience guided simulations of celestial events, enhancing learning of planetary orbits, eclipses, and stellar evolution.

CSU Resources

Access the information and resources needed to successfully transfer from DVC to a California State University (CSU) to earn your bachelor's degree!

It’s Never Too Late: A Mother’s Journey Back to College and Into Community Health

Lisa credits DVC's CHW program and it's instructors for giving her the support she needed to stay in class, on track and succeed as an adult learner.

The Perfect Mix: Turning a Passion for Audio into a Lucrative Career

Audiovisual Technology Careers: How DVC Prepares Students for the A.V. Industry

Grow Your Horticulture Career at DVC

“Our program has evolved to meet the needs of the local community and job market. Many students who take horticulture classes plan on going into their own business. We also have many students who go on to complete a bachelor’s degree,” said Bethallyn Black, lead faculty for the horticulture and plant science program at DVC.