Sussex Tech receives $2,500 from Invista Seaford

Sussex Tech Adult Education received a $2,500 donation from Invista Seaford.

The funds will be used to enhance partnerships for future employees in the electrical and welding apprenticeship programs. 

Invista is a global manufacturer of chemical intermediates, polymers and fibers. Its Seaford facility is on the site of the world’s first nylon plant. With approximately 120 employees, the site produces Nylon 6.6 staple fiber used in everything from under-the-hood car parts to airbags. The company contributes time, talent and dollars to a variety of organizations focused on education and safety.

"We are so thankful for Invista's contribution. Partnerships like this play a critical role in supporting the education and training of our students, helping them to become the skilled professionals our industries so greatly need,” said Michael Hague, Sussex Tech Adult Education industrial training coordinator.

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