Program Offerings

Certificate

banking

Certificate Programs are designed to prepare skilled craftsmen to meet the needs created by technological advancement and to provide related areas of study which equip students with the ability to develop an understanding of the American free enterprise system and an appreciation for a broader social outlook.

The Occupational Program is designed to prepare students for initial employment, retraining for new skills, or for advancement within a given vocation. Most certificate programs at the College are one year in length. However, any one of the certificate curricula may be pursued on a part-time basis with the understanding that it will require more than one year to complete the program.

Certificate

Arts & Crafts Production
Banking 
Early Childhood Education
Electronics Servicing
Financial Services/Bookkeeping
Health Sciences
Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning

Human Services Technology
Law Enforcement
Legal Assistant
Office Information Technology
Practical Nursing
Photography
Radio/Television Broadcast Prod.
Welding

GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS
In order that the diploma and certificate curricula will contain a requisite increment of general education to satisfy the policy established by the State Board for Community Colleges and still allow for maximum institutional and individual flexibility, the following guidelines will apply:

1. Fifteen to twenty (15-20) percent of the credit-hour requirements should include courses in general education, exclusive of specialized courses in the major field, or supporting technical and theory courses in related fields. These courses should be selected from the following:

Communication Skills Humanities
Health, Physical Education Orientation
or Recreation Social Science
Mathematics Laboratory Sciences

2. In satisfying the above requirement, repetition of a discipline is not encouraged; the maximum number of courses allowable from any discipline should be two.