Here's What the Instructors Are Saying:

"A great opportunity for students! They loved using the KlickerZ and gained valuable information that they will use now and in the future. It truly is a great resource for guidance and teachers alike. Thanks Dover!"

Cathy Haun, Guidance Department - Mount Olive High School

"The students found the workshop interesting and engaging. The lesson was quite relevant to the theme for both raising awareness in school and the world of work."

Robert Havas, School Counselor - Morris County School of Technology

"The teachers that attended with the students said that it really complemented what they are trying to do in the classroom."

Cydney DeFillippo, Guidance Counselor - Bayonne High School

"Extremely valuable... gives students information from a different perspective outside the classroom. It really gets them thinking. The presenter took care of everything. All I had to do was give our students the opportunity. Everyone enjoyed the workshop."

Nancy Ortiz, Guidance Counselor - Technology High School

"The workshop at our high school was well received by the students. The information was presented at the students' level. The speaker was motivated and energized. She addressed issues that the students had concerns about. We were pleased to have Dover Business College come to our school."

Evelyn Pagano, Business Teacher - Waldwick High School

Free Interactive Workshops Are Easy as 1-2-3

Dover Business College is pleased to offer new interactive workshops for your high school students. The 45-minute workshops encourage active participation. Students respond through interactive questions designed to expand their knowledge, while sharing and comparing their opinions and preferences.

It's our pleasure to offer these service workshops to you and your colleagues free of charge! So relax while we supply your school with a motivational presenter, all the equipment necessary for the workshop, and a unique opportunity for your students to learn valuable information with a click of a remote.

Step 1: Choose a Topic

The Plastic Piranha

This workshop is a great tool for explaining the inherent dangers of misusing a credit card. A number of tips are offered to help students use their credit cards more wisely.

Do Cliques Click?

This presentation is a great classroom discussion starter on group dynamics and self-identity. Topics touched upon in this workshop include the positive and negative impact of groups, labels, peer pressure, bullying, and respecting others outside your social circle.

Taming the Bull

This presentation defines three main types of bullying: verbal, physical, and psychological. Major emphasis is placed on what bystanders can do to discourage bullying.

Your Personality and Your Career Choice

Students learn how personality types are determined and their relationship to career satisfaction. This presentation also offers some suggestions for personal improvement based on an individual's personality type.

Internet Safety

This workshop offers advice and information to help young people avoid a variety of potential risks when using the Internet. "Cyberbullying," website security, and precautions concerning the posting of pictures and videos are discussed.

Making the Grade

As an educator, you know the importance of students developing good study habits. While developing these skills can be a learning process in itself, the benefits will have a positive impact on a student's life well beyond high school. Topics addressed in this presentation include practical tips on note taking, reducing test anxiety, proper time management techniques, study groups, and more.

Interview Skills

Having the right interview skills can make or break the chance of landing a job. In this workshop, students will learn the do's and dont's of job interviewing and gain valuable tips for putting their best foot forward in the job market.

Don't Stress Out - Coming Soon!

Today's teenagers are under more stress than those of previous generations. Sources of stress include family, peers, school, work, anxiety over what to do after high school, etc. This workshop gives teens practical techniques for reducing stress and anxiety.

Step 2: Select a Date

Choose a time that is best for you and your students. Workshops are available:

Monday - Friday, 6:45 am to 3:15 pm

Step 3: Contact Us Today!

Call: 973.366.6700 ext. 5626

Email: Gretchen@dover.edu