Empowering the Next Generation of Dental Assistants

Arch Dental Assistant School is a partnership between Zollege and local dental offices designed to serve the community with affordable, flexible and hands-on training.

Arch Dental Assistant School

Empowering the Next Generation of Dental Assistants

Arch Dental Assistant School is a partnership between Zollege and local dental offices designed to serve the community with affordable, flexible and hands-on training.

Arch Dental Assistant School

Zollege

Zollege was founded in 2010 as Vandelay Education by Thomas Ince, a dentist who found it difficult to find properly trained dental assistants to hire. He discovered they were often inadequately trained and in debt upwards of $20,000 due to costly traditional training programs.

As a dentist, Dr Ince understood the importance of hands-on training for dental assistants to get the skills needed to provide quality patient care. He created an affordable, accelerated training program that has helped over 20,000 students become successful dental assistants.

Zollege founder Dr. Thomas Ince

Success in Healthcare Begins at Arch

Dr Ince's brother, Ryan Ince, is a physician who had a similar challenge. He found that medical assistants were often poorly trained and also burdened with at least $20,000 of debt.

Based on the success of the dental assistant program, the Ince brothers collaborated to create an efficient, affordable medical assistant program with hands-on training. This program has helped over 5,000 students graduate debt-free and find success in careers as medical assistants!

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What Dental Assistants Earn

The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reports a national median annual wage of $47,300 for all dental assistants, and projects 6 percent employment growth between 2024 and 2034.

A traditional path to a healthcare credential can mean years of school and a loan you carry long after you finish. Arch takes 10 weeks, and you can pay for it a week at a time.

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What Dental Assistants Earn

The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reports a national median annual wage of $47,300 for all dental assistants, and projects 6 percent employment growth between 2024 and 2034.

A traditional path to a healthcare credential can mean years of school and a loan you carry long after you finish. Arch takes 10 weeks, and you can pay for it a week at a time.

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