MS in Public Safety x96 Emergency Management -

The master's degree program in public safety focuses on skills related to leadership, emergency management, and criminal justice. The curriculum covers leadership, emergency management and preparedness, homeland security and terrorism, and security management. Successful graduates are prepared for careers in a variety of protective and security professions.

Recent major disasters around the world have brought to light the importance of professionals with advanced leadership skills to oversee the organizations that respond to complex emergencies, such as natural disasters and terrorist attacks. This specialization is designed to deepen your knowledge of how to handle sensitive and unpredictable situations, navigate the many public safety agencies, and deal with varied human reactions. The emergency management specialization is designed for professionals in law enforcement, fire service, or other security fields who want to expertly manage critical incidents.

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MS in Public Safety x96 Public Safety Leadership -

The master's degree program in public safety focuses on skills related to leadership, emergency management, and criminal justice. The curriculum covers leadership, emergency management and preparedness, homeland security and terrorism, and security management. Successful graduates are prepared for careers in a variety of protective and security professions.

There is increased demand for public safety leaders who are knowledgeable on a range of issues, from emergency prevention and preparedness to homeland security and terrorism. Gain master's-level expertise as you prepare to handle the many facets of public safety leadership. Courses also cover administrative skills related to accounting, training, and other oversight functions. This specialization is designed for the career advancement of those with experience in law enforcement, fire services, emergency communications, emergency medical services, and other security professions.

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PHD in Public Safety x96 Public Safety Leadership -

Learners in the doctoral program in public safety thoroughly examine public safety theory and research relevant to protective and corporate security professions. Capella's scholar-practitioner approach prepares learners to apply their new knowledge and skills to issues faced by local, state, and national public safety and emergency services organizations.

This doctoral specialization takes public safety leadership to the executive level for those who plan to lead, teach, or consult in the field of public safety. It combines a deep exploration of theories, individual research, and courses that emphasize management skills, such as needs assessment, grant writing, training, and labor relations. Through focused scholarship and peer interactions, develop a higher level of knowledge and reasoning to help advance the growing field of public safety. This specialization is designed for those with a background in law enforcement, fire services, emergency communications, emergency medical services, or other security professions.

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BS in Communication/Technical Writing -

Bachelor of Science in Communication builds careers for the information age—online. The Bachelor of Science in Communication degree can help you become an effective creator and conveyer of ideas, concepts, and information. Your writing and communication skills will be improved, and you will develop a deeper understanding of social issues and new media. Emphasis areas are offered in technical writing and organizational communications.

EMPHASIS AREAS

Option I: Technical Writing

• Interviewing Skills for the Technical Writer
• Advanced Technical Writing
• Proposal and Grant Writing
• Writing for the Professions
• Professional Communication in Technical Writing

Option II: Organizational Communication

• Communication and Organizational Change
• Advocacy and Opposition in the Modern Workplace
• Topics in Advertising and Public Relations
• Interpersonal Relationships and Organizational Communication
• Theories and Application in Organization Settings

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MBA/Management Communication and Quality - This comprehensive program combines the career-oriented focus of a traditional MBA with the rigorous academic curriculum of a more advanced program, giving you the specific knowledge and skills you need to excel in the modern business world. Our curriculum will help you master the specialized expertise necessary for an executive career by allowing you to focus on one of six specializations: finance; marketing; human resources management; information technology; entrepreneurship; and management, communication, and quality. The focused MBA can take between one and two years to complete, depending on if you are attending school full-time or part-time and if you have applicable transfer credits.* ...Request Program Info

BSPS/Real Estate Law - Support attorneys who provide a broad range or services to organizations and individuals who are involved in the purchase, management leasing, and selling of real estate. ...Request Program Info

Advanced Start BS in Communication -

Building careers for the information age—online. With our advanced start program, students with associate’s or bachelor's degrees can earn a BS in Communication in under two years.

* You will learn to become an effective creator and conveyer of ideas, concepts, and information, with improved writing and communication skills, and a deeper understanding of social issues and new media. Emphasis areas are offered in technical writing and organizational communications.

*Please refer to University Catalog for transfer of credit policy

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ASIS/Communication -

If you're looking for a degree that prepares you for more careers than just about any other, the ASIS degree with communication emphasis is for you. You'll gain the basic knowledge and skills you need to be an effective communicator in today's competitive global workplace.

According to the Job Outlook 2005 report from the National Association of Colleges and Employers, employers rate communication (both written and verbal) as the number one job skill; interpersonal skills and teamwork are tied for number three. The ASIS degree with communication emphasis strengthens you in all three categories.

The program takes an interdisciplinary approach that combines academic theory and real-world application. Upon graduation, you will possess a more critical understanding of social issues, new media, and effective writing and speaking skills.

What's more, an ASIS degree with communication emphasis gives you a unique opportunity to focus on core curriculum prerequisites while completing your associate's degree. That gives you the option of continuing toward a Bachelor of Science in Communication, having met the basic degree requirements.

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BS in Communication -

Bachelor of Science in Communication builds careers for the information age—online. The Bachelor of Science in Communication degree can help you become an effective creator and conveyer of ideas, concepts, and information. Your writing and communication skills will be improved, and you will develop a deeper understanding of social issues and new media. Emphasis areas are offered in technical writing and organizational communications.

EMPHASIS AREAS

Option I: Technical Writing

• Interviewing Skills for the Technical Writer
• Advanced Technical Writing
• Proposal and Grant Writing
• Writing for the Professions
• Professional Communication in Technical Writing

Option II: Organizational Communication

• Communication and Organizational Change
• Advocacy and Opposition in the Modern Workplace
• Topics in Advertising and Public Relations
• Interpersonal Relationships and Organizational Communication
• Theories and Application in Organization Settings

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BS in Communication/Organizational Communication - Bachelor of Science in Communication builds careers for the information age—online. The Bachelor of Science in Communication degree can help you become an effective creator and conveyer of ideas, concepts, and information. Your writing and communication skills will be improved, and you will develop a deeper understanding of social issues and new media. Emphasis areas are offered in technical writing and organizational communications.

EMPHASIS AREAS

Option I: Technical Writing

• Interviewing Skills for the Technical Writer
• Advanced Technical Writing
• Proposal and Grant Writing
• Writing for the Professions
• Professional Communication in Technical Writing

Option II: Organizational Communication

• Communication and Organizational Change
• Advocacy and Opposition in the Modern Workplace
• Topics in Advertising and Public Relations
• Interpersonal Relationships and Organizational Communication
• Theories and Application in Organization Settings
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A.A.S. in Global Travel and Hospitality Management -

Get the professional skills and knowledge you need to be successful in the exciting travel and hospitality industry—one of the country’s largest and fastest-growing employment sectors.*

Highly qualified staff members and managers are in great demand in hotels and resorts, restaurants, corporate travel departments, travel agencies, wholesalers, airlines, tour and sightseeing companies, car rental agencies, and cruise lines.

Kaplan University’s Associate of Applied Science in Global Travel and Hospitality Management degree combines academic and industry-specific courses to deliver a well-rounded college education. Because it’s all online, you can attend class anytime day or night.

Explore the fundamentals of sales, marketing, and customer service across the industry. Learn to operate a major airline reservation system. Study hotel front-office management, food and beverage management, tourism geography, global tour planning, the cruise market, and more.

The program is also designed to prepare students to take the Certified Travel Agent (CTA) exam.

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MBA and MS in Leadership (dual degree) - The Master of Business in Administration and Master of Science in Leadership (MBA/MSL) dual- degree program is designed to afford students the opportunity to develop cross-functional business management skills as well as cognitive and behavioral skills necessary to be an effective leader. ...Request Program Info

MS in Nursing: Nursing Leadership in Health Care Systems - The Master of Science in Nursing: Nursing Leadership in Health Care Systems concentration prepares the advanced professional nurse for distinction in a leadership role for today’s rapidly changing health care delivery systems. It is designed to apply both cognitive and behavioral skill sets necessary to be an effective leader in the health care environment. ...Request Program Info

MS in Executive Fire Service Leadership - A Master of Science in Executive Fire Service Leadership degree at GCU will provide you with the necessary skills to pursue or enhance your career. This degree is offered entirely online, and offers you the benefit of fitting your education into your schedule. All MSEFSL courses are facilitated by doctorate-professors who possess first-hand knowledge and experience in the fire service/emergency management fields. Professors will provide an environment where current and future issues in the industry can be discussed and students will develop an understanding for strategic management, analysis, evaluation, and effective internal processes. ...Request Program Info

MS in Leadership -

The Master of Science in Leadership (MSL) degree program is designed to provide applied cognitive and behavioral skill sets necessary to be an effective leader. The MSL program curriculum explores values, content knowledge, and skills required to understand and apply effective leadership within corporate and social contexts.

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MS in Leadership with an Emphasis in Disaster Preparedness and Crisis Mgmt. - The Master of Science in Leadership with an Emphasis in Disaster Preparedness and Crisis Management will provide courses in the areas of occupational health and safety, disaster preparation and crisis management, and environmental issues directly related to leadership skills development and content required of leaders in the area of emergency public safety and response. ...Request Program Info

MBA: Hospitality and Tourism Management - The MBA program offers a broad-based education, with a choice of concentrations. The program features a curriculum that prepares adult students for the emerging knowledge economy while emphasizing the latest concepts, practices, and skills in today’s rapidly changing marketplace. It is designed for working professionals from a wide range of backgrounds who wish to advance or enhance their business careers. This program offers specializations in the following areas: o Acquisition o Finance o Hospitality and Tourism Management o Human Resource Management o Management o Marketing o Supply Chain Management ...Request Program Info

IS: Homeland Security and Information Systems - As information systems evolve, continuing education remains a critical part of technology. It is essential for information technology professionals to enhance their efficiency and capability by gaining skills in areas such as programming, database technology, database administration, Web development, networking, security administration, and computer security. Strayer University’s Undergraduate Certificate prepares today’s information technology professionals for these challenges by imparting these and other relevant skills. Students enrolled in the certificate program are required to take six information systems courses. Within this curriculum, students have the option of choosing an emphasis in: o Computer Security o Database Developer o Database Management o Homeland Security and Information Systems o Internetworking Technology o Networking o Programming o Security Administration o Web Development ...Request Program Info

Hospitality and Tourism Management -

The Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) prepares graduates for a wide range of managerial positions in business, government, and non-profit organizations. Business administration students acquire fundamental as well as practical and professional skills in all phases of business including decision-making and problem-solving capabilities.

The BBA program offers area concentrations that enable students to tailor their degrees to their career and educational goals.

Specializations are available in:

• Acquisition and Contract Management
• Banking
• E-Business
• Finance
• Hospitality and Tourism Management
• Human Resource Management
• Legal Studies
• Management
• Marketing
• Retail Management

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Human Resource Leadership- Employee Relations Specialist -

Certificate in Employee Relations

A certificate in Employee Relations is designed for working professionals in Human Resources (HR) or for those wishing to enter this specialty field. This certificate program allows students to gain essential knowledge in the foundations of HR management and skills specifically related to employment law, union and non-union environments, ethical issues and employee guidance, coaching and negotiation techniques. All of the courses for the certificate program are offered online to facilitate working professionals. With the addition of an associate degree, the courses in the certificate pro¬gram can be applied to a Bachelor of Science Degree in Human Resource Leadership.

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Business Administration-Concentration in Hospitality Management -

The BSBA with a concentration in Hospitality Management degree prepares graduates for advanced positions in the hospitality industry and equips them with greater potential for upward mobility. Associate degree graduates from other accredited culinary or hospitality training institutions are also eligible for junior level status. This program is designed particularly for those who are employed and wish to continue their formal education to open doors for future advancement. All junior and senior hospitality core courses are available over the Internet.

An Associate degree is required in a hospitality major for admission at the junior level. These include either Culinary Arts, Baking & Pastry Arts, Professional Catering, Travel & Tourism, Hotel & Restaurant Management or similar degree.

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Logistics & Distribution Management - Logistics involves planning and coordinating the delivery of products and services to customers around the world. And for many companies, an effective logistics process is crucial to their success. In the Associate of Science degree in Logistics and Distribution Management, you will learn the skills needed to plan, implement, and control the efficient, effective flow of goods and services. ...Request Program Info

Certificate-Wireless Communication - To advance in the wireless communications field, a certificate or advanced degree is often required. Keller's graduate certificate in wireless communications can provide the solid, well-rounded skill base you need to effectively lead the effort in the areas of wireless system management, as well as wireless technologies, networks, devices, applications and communication systems. ...Request Program Info

Bachelor - Visual Communications -

Graduates of Westwood’s Visual Communications program have the opportunity to enter an exciting, creative field that offers the opportunity to work on everything from illustration and advertising, to animation and multimedia production. Graduates of the program typically pursue positions working for advertising agencies, in-house design departments, design companies, web-design firms, and Internet companies. Graphic designers with a proven portfolio also have success pursuing freelance opportunities.

A bachelor degree in Visual Communications is designed to prepare students with the design, marketing and technical skills necessary to advance in the field of Visual Communications. In addition, the combination of management and general education courses in the program help students apply skills in general management, critical thinking, logic, communication, and problem solving to workplace challenges.

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Golf Course Management - BS -

Virginia College Online’s Bachelor’s Degree in Golf Course Management is designed to provide students with a diversified education in managing and operating a golf course or other golf-related facilities. The program is designed for those who have completed the fundamentals in an associate degree program* and would like to add the skills and knowledge needed to give them a solid background in business and management. That includes critical thinking abilities, management training, and leadership development. This comprehensive program provides graduates with the fundamental skills they need for success and advancement in whatever golf management paths they choose to follow.

Prepare today for tomorrow’s top positions in the world of golf! Click or call to learn more about the Bachelor’s Degree in Golf Course Management at Virginia College Online.

*Note: This program is offered in the online format but to qualify for admission, candidates must have completed an associate of applied business degree in golf complex operations and management comparable to the one offered by SDGA. Prospective students should speak with an Admissions Associate to determine acceptability of earned credits or degrees

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Master of Business Administration: Sport Management - The preparation for managerial opportunities in professional, intercollegiate, and recreational sports recognizes the need for developing practitioners who understand the dynamic nature of the business and apply responsive and prudent skills in decision making and operations. The Tiffin University MBA concentration in Sports Management aims to assist students in enhancing managerial skills through the delivery of techniques and best practices that integrate academic theory with contemporary business applications.

The Sport Management program places a premium on enhancing applied critical thinking skills and ethical decision making practices in a chosen sport industry segment. The primary goal of the concentration is to assist students in reaching personal, educational and professional objectives in a sport-specific environment. Program participants are required to participate in a supervised mentorship program with an individual who has appropriate experience and is able to demonstrate a record of outstanding contribution to the profession.

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Real Estate Studies -

AFFORDABLE, FLEXIBLE, ONLINE PROGRAM

Our specialized online real estate curriculum provides the flexibility to pursue your degree while continuing to work full time. The program will strengthen your knowledge of business fundamentals, with foundation courses in statistics, accounting, finance, law, ethics, marketing and research. Our instructors then apply that business acumen to real estate training in courses such as Land-Use Planning, Environmental Issues and Hazards, and Real Estate Finance. By partnering with professional and trade organizations, we ensure that your education is relevant in today’s workplace. With Marylhurst University, you can:

• Enhance your promotability and professional status
• Achieve your personal educational goals
• Broaden your real estate knowledge with business and liberal arts coursework
• Prepare for exams administered by professional industry groups

OUTSTANDING FACULTY

Marylhurst’s real estate program instructors are working professionals—leaders in appraisal, marketing, property management and real estate law. They bring practical, tested experience to the classroom. Real Estate faculty have a passion for teaching and a desire to pass on what they have learned to the next generation of real estate professionals.

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Management and Leadership - Prepare to advance your business career or explore new opportunities through the South University online Bachelor of Business Administration degree program. This program gives you the opportunity to tailor your degree studies by selecting from four areas of emphasis:

• Management and Leadership
• Marketing
• Finance
• General Business Administration

As a student in this online business administration program, you'll:

• Discover how to adapt business strategies to accommodate changing marketplace conditions through courses such as Organizational Change Management, Strategic Cost Management and Advanced Organizational Development.
• Apply effective leadership skills through courses that include Managerial Communications, Dynamic Decision Making and Leadership in Action.
• Gain the ability to assess organizational needs and implement effective improvement scenarios by analyzing case studies and working on hands-on projects.
• Finish the program by working on a capstone project, a two-course sequence that focuses on your area of emphasis and enables you to apply the concepts and skills you've learned in real and simulated business situations.

As a graduate of the online Bachelor of Business Administration degree program, you will be prepared to pursue a variety of entry-level positions in fields that include accounting, financial services, economics, personnel resources, and sales and marketing. ...Request Program Info

Hotel and Restaurant Management -

In the Hotel and Restaurant Management program you will gain comprehensive training in the hospitality arena, develop quick and effective decision-making skills and enhance your human relations ability. You will also develop a keen understanding of the skills necessary to run a successful hotel and food service enterprise.

Hotel and restaurant managers make purchasing and staffing decisions and manage a variety of personnel such as cooks, housekeepers and concierges. The Hotel and Restaurant Management program will develop your understanding of both front room and front office procedures, enhanced by a working knowledge of the kitchen preparation process and other essential behind-the-scenes operations.

The strength of the Hotel and Restaurant Management program lies in combining business management with culinary appreciation. The program highlights topics such as elements of food display and plate presentation, buffet organization methods, the history and study of specific cuisines as well as preferred serving protocols. Many of the courses are taught by instructors who have professional experience in the field. Since you will attend class online anytime x96 day or night x96 to fit your busy schedule, this bachelor's degree program is the perfect choice for working professionals who want to launch a career in the hospitality and food service industry.

Hotel and Restaurant Careers

Upon graduation, you will be prepared for a variety of entry-level positions in catering, banquet events, hotel lounges and many other hospitality and food service positions. You could even begin to work toward opening your own restaurant.

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Hospitality Marketing -

Marketing is about identifying, creating, and delivering value to customers. The Certificate in Hospitality Marketing from Cornell University’s School of Hotel Administration is designed to develop the essential skills necessary to conceive, create, and write a strategic marketing plan.

The courses in this certificate series focus on data-driven methodologies for gathering and analyzing marketing data, using that data to make decisions, using marketing analysis to identify strategic opportunities, creating the marketing positioning, and creating a marketing plan to guide execution. The courses emphasize practical application of concepts, strategies, and tactics that can be immediately used in the workplace.

The Certificate in Hospitality Marketing equips participants with the skills, tools, and methodologies they need to take a marketing initiative from the concept stage to a robust marketing plan.

Who Should Take This Certificate?

The Certificate in Hospitality Marketing is designed for hospitality marketing professionals responsible for directing or implementing marketing research or the creation of strategic marketing plans.

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Hotel Revenue Management -

Hospitality managers are charged with making strategic and proactive decisions to increase occupancy rates and total revenue for their properties. Applying a systematic process to such decision-making can increase their success. This five-course certificate series in hotel revenue management, developed by renowned revenue management expert Dr. Sheryl Kimes of Cornell’s School of Hotel Administration, provides a holistic view of the application of revenue management concepts and practices to the hospitality industry.

The courses in this series focus on several high-impact drivers for maximizing revenue: forecasting and availability controls, pricing and distribution channel management, overbooking and group management, and non-traditional revenue management applications. Each course explores a topic in depth, with particular emphasis on the role of strategy in effective revenue management and the practical application of tools and techniques in the hospitality setting.

Who Should Take This Certificate?

This certificate series is designed for hospitality managers, general managers, revenue managers, and other hospitality professionals responsible for the financial performance of their organization.

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Foodservice Management -

Each year, hundreds of professionals who want to sharpen their skills, develop new ones, and enhance their understanding of Foodservice Management participate in executive education series from Cornell's School of Hotel Administration. eCornell has worked hand-in-hand with the Hotel School to adapt its renowned Professional Development Series for convenient online delivery in the form of two professional certificate series:

4-course Certificate in Foodservice Management
8-course Master Certificate in Foodservice Management

These certificates examine the issues and challenges of the foodservice industry and strategies that contribute to a successful foodservice operation. Courses will focus on a systems approach to food service management. Participants will learn how to manage the major areas of menu planning, purchasing, receiving, storage, production, and control systems. They will assess the effectiveness of several foodservice systems, use a service blueprint to improve the service delivery process and increase profits, and examine such variables as client flow, menu planning, dining time, optimal table mix, meal duration, and variable pricing.

Participants taking the Master Certificate in Foodservice Management will also learn about strategies to increase profitability through improved human resource management, financial management, superior service, and creating a competitive marketing position that builds a value perception for their customers.

Once the most effective strategies have been identified, participants will then focus on how to efficiently implement desired changes that result in a measurable improvement of increased market share and revenues for their foodservice operation.

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Master Cert in Foodservice -

Each year, hundreds of professionals who want to sharpen their existing skills, develop new skills, and enhance their understanding of Foodservice Management participate in executive education programs from Cornell’s School of Hotel Administration. eCornell has worked hand-in-hand with the Hotel school to adapt its renowned Professional Development Program for convenient online delivery as the Master Certificate in Foodservice Management.

This certificate examines the issues and challenges of the foodservice industry and outline strategies that contribute to a successful foodservice operation. Courses focus on a systems approach to foodservice management. Participants learn how to manage the major areas of menu planning, purchasing, receiving, storage, production, and control systems. They assess the effectiveness of several foodservice systems, use a service blueprint to improve the service delivery process and increase profits, and examine such variables as client flow, menu planning, dining time, optimal table mix, meal duration, and variable pricing. In addition, participants learn about strategies to increase profitability through improved human-resource management, financial management, superior service, and the creation of a competitive marketing position that builds their value proposition.

Once the most effective strategies have been identified, participants focus on how to implement desired changes efficiently to produce measurable improvement in market share and overall revenue for their foodservice operation.

Note: eCornell courses can be used to satisfy requirements for on-campus Professional Development Program certificates as well as online Foodservice Management certificates. Two online courses (15 hours of instruction per course) are equal to one on-campus course (30 hours of instruction per course).

Who Should Take This Certificate?

This certificate is appropriate to foodservice professionals from hotels, chain and independent restaurants, and other hospitality outlets looking to increase profits and advance their careers. It is also ideal for hospitality professionals from other disciplines seeking to transition into foodservice positions.

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Hospitality Management -

Earn your Associate Degree in Hospitality Management — at home, at your own pace. There are certain skills you need to begin a career in Hospitality Management. With Penn Foster College distance learning, you can earn your degree in Hospitality Management quickly and conveniently. Learn valuable skills with courses in these subjects and more:

• Introduction to the Hospitality Industry and Basics of the Catering Business
• Principles of Management and Hospitality Engineering Systems
• Beverage Operations, and Hospitality Purchasing and Storage.
• Hospitality Marketing and Advertising, and Hospitality Law and Insurance

And you'll earn your Associate Degree in Hospitality Management at home — no classroom needed!

Start a moneymaking career in the growing field of Hospitality Management. Why earn your Associate Degree through distance learning? With the right credentials, you can:

• Work as a hotel manager, food and beverage manager, or sales manager.
• Use your skills to make the decisions that can mean big success for your establishment.

Additional demand for managers is expected as large, full service hotels – offering restaurants, fitness centers, large meeting rooms, and other amenities – become more popular. This means more opportunity for you!

Contact Penn Foster Today. We'll send you FREE information with absolutely no obligation! Find out more about earning your distance learning Associate Degree in Hospitality Management. Your Hospitality Management Program includes:

• All the books, lessons, equipment, and learning aids you need.
• Toll-free instructional support.
• Access to student services by website, phone, and mail.

Get more information today, and in as little as 14 months from enrollment, with appropriate transfer credit, you can have your Associate Degree in Hospitality Management!

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Associate of Arts in Liberal Arts - Whether you're just starting down the path to earn a college degree or you have a few credits under your belt, Saint Leo University's AA in Liberal Arts may be the right degree program for you. And it's 100% online! So you can keep your job and get your degree at the same time. You'll be exposed to the broadest range of subjects in this flexible liberal arts curriculum with a selection of courses from the natural sciences, humanities, social sciences, the arts, religion and philosophy. You'll be immersed in cornerstone and core liberal arts courses as well as general electives, fully developing your intellectual capacity and appreciation for learning. Enroll today and be on the way to your AA in Liberal Arts from Saint Leo University online. ...Request Program Info

Liberal Arts - The Associate of Arts in Liberal Arts Degree at Saint Leo University provides you with a broad introduction to the liberal arts with a selection of courses from the natural sciences, humanities, social sciences, the arts, religion and philosophy. It will provide you with the basic foundational and intellectual skills needed to complete a bachelorx92s degree in the future. ...Request Program Info

Master Certificate in Government Contract Management - Earn Your Master Certificate in Government Contract Management and Qualify to Sit for NCMA Certification! The Villanova Government Contract Management program offers a three course track toward earning a master certificate. The Master Certificate in Government Contract Management focuses on performing the tasks necessary to track and report on the expenditure of taxpayers money. The Master Certificate track prepares you to obtain these National Contract Management Association (NCMA) certifications:

• Certified Federal Contracts Manager (CFCM) – Shows that you are knowledgeable in the government regulatory environment and capable of executing its tenets
• Certified Professional Contracts Manager (CPCM) – Shows that you are knowledgeable about all facets of contract management, in both the commercial and government arenas

Who Should Enroll? Designed for contract administrators, contract managers, sales or business development managers, project managers or others responsible for contracting projects, these courses will help government contractors succeed at all levels. Strengthen your negotiating skills for the government sector through a more thorough understanding of the process. GET CERTIFIED! Your master certificate prepares you for the certification exams offered by NCMA. ...Request Program Info

Advanced Contract Management - Advance Your Career with the Power of Advanced Contract Management! In this eight-week course, you will gain the knowledge and skills necessary to acquire new business. Learn how to write benefit-driven proposals that will get attention and win contracts. You’ll also gain an understanding of the legal issues that may arise during the contracting process, and learn to protect both yourself and your company. Winning new business is always the goal –? whether it’s a commercial or government contract. Who Should Enroll? Villanova’s Contract Management program provides expertise that is in high demand today and all curricula are constantly updated to reflect the very latest concepts, methods and practices. Advanced Contract Management is your last certificate course on the way to testing for your Certified Federal Contracts Manager (CFCM), Certified Commercial Contracts Manager (CCCM) or Certified Professional Contracts Manager (CPCM) Certification. Earn 45 PDUs, 4.5 CEUs ...Request Program Info

Essentials of Commercial Contracting - Demystify Contract Management Now, more than ever, Contract Management plays a critical role, keeping any organization competitive, fast-paced and globally focused. As technology impacts the exchange of products and services in the marketplace, companies are continually challenged by these changes in the associated contracts and contracting practices. Today’s contract manager’s role is constantly expanding to accommodate these technological advances. This course will help you understand the procurement process from contract definition to contract management. It includes everything from requisitioning to enforcement of contracts to copyrights and patents. Who Should Enroll? Essentials of Commercial Contract Management is designed for contract administrators, in the public sector who would like to strengthen their negotiation, process and practical skills in order to secure the best possible results for their organization. Earn 45 PDUs, 4.5 CEUs ...Request Program Info

Essentials of Government Contracting - Demystify Contract Management Now, more than ever, Contract Management plays a critical role, keeping any organization competitive, fast-paced and globally focused. As technology impacts the exchange of products and services in the marketplace, companies are continually challenged by these changes in the associated contracts and contracting practices. As a result, today’s contract manager’s role is constantly expanding to accommodate these technological advances. This course will help you understand the procurement process from contract definition to contract management. This course will help you understand the procurement process from contract definition to contract management. It includes everything from requisitioning to enforcement of contracts to copyrights and patents. Who Should Enroll? Essentials of Government Contract Management is for the practicing governmental professional or those aspiring to work within the government sector. Scope of the course includes Federal Acquisition Regulations, procurement, ethics and government property. Earn 45 PDUs, 4.5 CEUs ...Request Program Info

Master Certificate Contract Management - Earn Your Master Certificate in Commercial Contract Management and Qualify to Sit for NCMA Certification! The Villanova Commercial Contract Management program offers a three course track toward earning a master certificate. The Master Certificate in Commercial Contract Management focuses on the commercial contract management process from requisitioning through contract closeout. The Master Certificate track prepares you to obtain these National Contract Management Association (NCMA) certifications:

• Certified Commercial Contracts Manager (CCCM) – Shows that you are knowledgeable about the practice of contract management in the commercial environment
• Certified Professional Contracts Manager (CPCM) – Shows that you are knowledgeable about all facets of contract management, in both the commercial and government arenas

Who Should Enroll? Designed for contract administrators, contract managers, sales or business development managers, project managers or others responsible for contracting projects, these courses will help commercial contractors succeed at all levels. Strengthen your negotiating skills for the government sector through a more thorough understanding of the process. GET CERTIFIED! Your master certificate prepares you for the certification exams offered by NCMA. ...Request Program Info

Mastering Contract Management - There’s No Disputing It – You’ll Go Far with a Master Certificate in Contract Management! This eight-week online course covers the critical duties performed by contracting personnel during the negotiation and contract administration phase of the acquisition process. Gain an understanding of the role of financial management in contracts, plus explore why managing subcontracts is essential to project success. See how the art of negotiations feeds into financial management concerns and performance-based contracting for any size business. This course includes an examination of contract disputes, Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) and termination of contracts. Who Should Enroll? This course is ideal for contract administrators, contract managers, sales or business development managers, project managers who are responsible for overseeing the contracting phase of projects, commercial contract professionals who want to strengthen their abilities, and members of a commercial firm that want to sell products to a federal, state or local government. Earn 45 PDUs, 4.5 CEUs ...Request Program Info

Advanced Start BS in Business - If you have your associate's degree, our advanced start program can help you earn a Bachelor of Science in Business in as little as 12 months.* A completed bachelor's degree will help increase your income potential and marketability in today's job market. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, bachelor's degree holders earn nearly double what high school diploma holders earn and over 30 percent more than associate's degree holders during their working lifetime. This innovative program combines the career-oriented focus of a two-year degree with the academic curriculum of a four-year program, giving you the flexibility of joining the workforce while pursuing your lifelong goals. Our curriculum will help you master the specialized knowledge necessary for a rewarding career by allowing you to focus your course of study in one of three emphasis areas: Accounting, Finance, or Management of Information Systems. *Please refer to University Catalog for transfer of credit policy. Who Should Take This Program? This degree is for students who have already earned an A.A.S., A.S., ...Request Program Info

BS in Business - If you are ready to advance your business career or explore new job opportunities in a variety of fields including banking, financial services, purchasing, and information technology, the Bachelor of Science in Business degree program will prepare you with the quantitative skills to help you meet your career goals. As a graduate of this degree program you will have the analytical skills to identify and solve complex business problemsx97a highly valued skill in today's volatile job market. You will also have the ability to crunch the numbers and make effective decisions. This degree can be further specialized by focusing on one of three emphasis areas: Accounting, Finance, or Management of Information Systems. Who Should Take This Program? This program is for students who want a four-year degree program that offers a broad core of knowledge in business, as well as the option to specialize their learning. You may have prior work experience or course credits that can be transferred toward your degree. ...Request Program Info

MBA/Management, Communication and Quality - This comprehensive program combines the career-oriented focus of a traditional MBA with the rigorous academic curriculum of a more advanced program, giving you the specific knowledge and skills you need to excel in the modern business world. Our curriculum will help you master the specialized expertise necessary for an executive career by allowing you to focus on one of six specializations: finance; marketing; human resources management; information technology; entrepreneurship; and management, communication, and quality. The focused MBA can take between one and two years to complete, depending on if you are attending school full-time or part-time and if you have applicable transfer credits.* ...Request Program Info

Advanced Start BS in Communication -

Building careers for the information agex97online. With our advanced start program, students with associatex92s or bachelor's degrees can earn a BS in Communication in under two years.* You will learn to become an effective creator and conveyer of ideas, concepts, and information, with improved writing and communication skills, and a deeper understanding of social issues and new media. Emphasis areas are offered in technical writing and organizational communications.

*Please refer to University Catalog for transfer of credit policy.

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BS in Communication - Build careers for the information agex97online. The Bachelor of Science in Communication degree can help you become an effective creator and conveyer of ideas, concepts, and information. Your writing and communication skills will be improved, and you will develop a deeper understanding of social issues and new media. Emphasis areas are offered in technical writing and organizational communications. ...Request Program Info

Recreation Management - The Recreation Management major prepares students for employment in a wide variety of recreation and leisure settings. The program is organized around core courses that emphasize administration, program planning, and an understanding of the foundation of recreation. Students complete all the core courses and, in addition, select one of the following options: Park Management, Commercial Recreation/Tourism, or Outdoor Recreation. ...Request Program Info

Greenhouse Technology - The Greenhouse Technology major prepares students for production of flowering, foliage, and bedding plants in the greenhouse, as well as herbs and vegetables. The program also gives a background in floral and landscape design and public relations enabling students to better handle customer questions and concerns about products sold in a greenhouse/garden center. ...Request Program Info

Landscape Design - The Landscape Design major is for students interested in planning, designing, and installing landscape plantings for functional, recreational and aesthetic purposes. ...Request Program Info

Urban Forestry Technology - The Urban Forestry Technology major prepares students to tend to the tree, shrub and turf needs in an urban environment. Instructional components include tree identification, planning and using trees in an urban setting, supervising tree management programs and diagnosis of disorders. Students also learn about greenhouse production and management, equipment use and maintenance, herbicide and pesticide applications, landscape facilities, design and growth characteristics. The urban forester also works closely with people in an educational and public relations capacity. ...Request Program Info

Telecommunications Management and Policy - This concentration is designed for the telecommunications professional who is interested in balancing a focus on the industry with a broad-based background in technology management. The courses include more management and policy oriented telecommunications topics plus four key technology management courses—Finance, Marketing, Forecasting and Decision-Making.

This program of study will allow students to:

• Develop a more in-depth understanding of policy and regulation issues
• Prepare a basic financial plan
• Develop a marketing strategy
• Prepare industry forecasts
• Become a better and more rational decision-maker
• Increase level of understanding of telecommunications technologies

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Telecommunications, Telecommunications Mgmt. - This concentration is designed for the telecommunications professional who is interested in balancing a focus on the industry with a broad-based background in technology management. The courses include more management and policy oriented telecommunications topics plus four key technology management courses—Finance, Marketing, Forecasting and Decision-Making.

This program of study will allow students to:

• Develop a more in-depth understanding of policy and regulation issues
• Prepare a basic financial plan
• Develop a marketing strategy
• Prepare industry forecasts
• Become a better and more rational decision-maker
• Increase level of understanding of telecommunications technologies

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Telecommunications, Wireless Networks - Over the past few years, the need for wireless professionals has increased exponentially as new technologies and standards emerge and more organizations install wireless networking solutions. What's more, the challenges of designing and implementing wireless devices and service platforms into coherent networks are increasing, hacking of wireless networks is growing, and service providers are offering more sophisticated wireless devices and services.

To help meet the need for educated and trained wireless professionals, University College has created its Master of Applied Science degree and certificate program in Wireless Networks. Graduates take a hands-on approach to designing and implementing wireless wide area and LAN networks. They gather requirements, develop detailed designs and perform technology implementation. Graduates will understand wireless policies and laws, know the best practices for site surveys and securing networks, as well as emerging technology trends. They will also possess analytical and report writing skills, the ability to adapt to ongoing changes in technical environments throughout their careers, and progress in their professional responsibilities.

To ensure in-demand skills and knowledge, the curriculum was designed around the Wireless LAN administrator and security levels of the vendor-neutral Certified Wireless Network Professional (CWNP) program. The curriculum also reflects the Wireless Engineer certification from the National Association of Radio and Telecommunications Engineers (NARTE). Upon completion, students are prepared to sit for these certification exams. Priority has also been given to hands-on-labs. Many courses feature simulation and remote labs. Courses are taught by instructors who practice what they teach; bringing real-world experiences into the class. Courses are offered in convenient ten-week online formats.

Graduates are prepared for careers in:

• Wireless Network Planning, Engineering, and Architecture
• Wireless Network Integration and Verification
• Product Management
• Wireless Network Operations and Administration
• Wireless Government Policy Administration
• Wireless Network Security

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Broadband - The strong consumer demand for broadband-enabled applications and services has created many career opportunities for broadband technologists. These specialists have a mix of fiber optic, telecommunications hardware and engineering skills, and apply their expertise in diverse areas such as network design, e-commerce, Internet infrastructure and product management.

To this end, the Broadband curriculum prepares graduates to join the work force as technical professionals in a variety of industries including broadband service providers and manufacturers. The curriculum provides students with a foundation in fiber optics, broadband access technologies and services. Advanced topics such as network management, voice over IP, network capacity planning, TCP/IP and wireless data services are also studied.

Graduates are prepared for careers in areas such as:

• Network/Broadband design and support
• Broadband engineering
• Marketing
• Project Management

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Telecommunications Technology - This concentration is designed for the telecommunications technical generalist. It builds on the core courses and provides a more comprehensive coverage of the major issues in telecommunications technology. This is also the most flexible of the specializations, as it allows you to identify the technologies most relevant to your career.

This program of study will allow students to:

• Become proficient in the technical specifications of multiple telecommunications technologies
• Evaluate alternative technologies for the fulfillment of communications needs
• Assess current and emerging telecommunications technologies
• Prepare for a future in which telecommunications, data transfer, and digital entertainment converge

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Telecommunications, Broadband - The strong consumer demand for broadband-enabled applications and services has created many career opportunities for broadband technologists. These specialists have a mix of fiber optic, telecommunications hardware and engineering skills, and apply their expertise in diverse areas such as network design, e-commerce, Internet infrastructure and product management.

To this end, the Broadband curriculum prepares graduates to join the work force as technical professionals in a variety of industries including broadband service providers and manufacturers. The curriculum provides students with a foundation in fiber optics, broadband access technologies and services. Advanced topics such as network management, voice over IP, network capacity planning, TCP/IP and wireless data services are also studied.

Graduates are prepared for careers in areas such as:

• Network/Broadband design and support
• Broadband engineering
• Marketing
• Project Management

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Telecommunications, Technology - This concentration is designed for the telecommunications technical generalist. It builds on the core courses and provides a more comprehensive coverage of the major issues in telecommunications technology. This is also the most flexible of the specializations, as it allows you to identify the technologies most relevant to your career.

This program of study will allow students to:

• Become proficient in the technical specifications of multiple telecommunications technologies
• Evaluate alternative technologies for the fulfillment of communications needs
• Assess current and emerging telecommunications technologies
• Prepare for a future in which telecommunications, data transfer, and digital entertainment converge

...Request Program Info

Wireless Networks - Over the past few years, the need for wireless professionals has increased exponentially as new technologies and standards emerge and more organizations install wireless networking solutions. What's more, the challenges of designing and implementing wireless devices and service platforms into coherent networks are increasing, hacking of wireless networks is growing, and service providers are offering more sophisticated wireless devices and services.

To help meet the need for educated and trained wireless professionals, University College has created its Master of Applied Science degree and certificate program in Wireless Networks. Graduates take a hands-on approach to designing and implementing wireless wide area and LAN networks. They gather requirements, develop detailed designs and perform technology implementation. Graduates will understand wireless policies and laws, know the best practices for site surveys and securing networks, as well as emerging technology trends. They will also possess analytical and report writing skills, the ability to adapt to ongoing changes in technical environments throughout their careers, and progress in their professional responsibilities.

To ensure in-demand skills and knowledge, the curriculum was designed around the vendor-neutral Certified Wireless Network Professional (CWNP) program and the Wireless Engineer certification from the National Association of Radio and Telecommunications Engineers (NARTE). Upon completion, students are prepared to sit for these certification exams. Courses are taught by instructors who practice what they teach; bringing real-world experiences into the class. Courses are offered in convenient ten-week online formats.

Graduates are prepared for careers in:

• Wireless Network Planning, Engineering, and Architecture
• Wireless Network Integration and Verification
• Product Management
• Wireless Network Operations and Administration
• Wireless Government Policy Administration
• Wireless Network Security

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Critical Incident Management Concentration -

The tragic events surrounding the terrorist incidents in the United States have forever changed how we view the world around us. Today, criminal justice administrators, first responders, government officials and organizations are faced with a myriad of challenges as a result of recent disasters and current world threats. Events such as the World Trade Center terrorist attack, the Oklahoma City federal building bombings, severe weather, extensive power outages, tornadoes, hurricanes, earthquakes and other serious situations, have clearly demonstrated the need for comprehensive emergency planning by all levels of government and private organizations.

To stay on the cutting edge in the field of Criminal Justice and to continue to provide quality education, Saint Leo University has developed a 36 credit hour, Regionally Accredited Master of Science in Criminal Justice with a Concentration in Critical Incident Management program.

Concentration Courses:

CRJ 581 Impact of Terrorism on Homeland Security - 3 Credit Hours

This course is an introduction to political terrorism, ranging from low-level acts of threats and acts of violence that may represent significant risk to human life and property to large-scale acts of violence using “weapons of mass destruction' that may have devastating, long-term effects.

CRJ 582 Management of Critical Incident Operations - 3 Credit Hours

This course will explore the role of various public safety personnel in managing disaster response operations. The nature of disaster, the complexities of disaster response operations, and the roles and responsibilities of various emergency management personnel will be examined. Students will gain an understanding of common post-disaster problems and how the emergency management community may overcome these challenges.

CRJ 583 Risk Identification and Assessment - 3 Credit Hours

The overall goal of this course is to contribute to the reduction of the growing toll (deaths and injuries, property loss, environmental degradation, etc.) of disasters in the United States by providing an understanding of a process (the hazards risk management process) that provides a framework that may be applied at all levels of communities and governments, to identify, analyze, consider, implement and monitor a wide range of measures that can contribute to their well being.

CRJ 584 Psychological Aspects of Critical Incidents - 3 Credit Hours

This course is an examination of the psychological trauma that one experiences when involved in a catastrophic event. The learner will examine terrorism, natural and man made disasters. The learner will also examine how the aforementioned catastrophic events cause psychological trauma, related psychological and physiological disorders, sense of community trauma and loss, and the impact of such incidents on the first responder. In addition, the course will examine preparedness and the role of the mental health profession, community response teams, peer support groups, Critical Incident Stress Management (CISM) and Posttraumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). The study of this phenomenon by first responders and emergency managers is essential in understanding the impact of trauma and allows for the development of treatment strategies that can effectively combat the debilitating effects of catastrophic events. ...Request Program Info

Homeland Security and Public Safety - The Bachelor of Science in Homeland Security and Public Safety prepares students with the necessary skills and academic knowledge for advancement in entry-level positions in various law enforcement, fire service, and industrial security enterprises. These career opportunities may be in areas such as public safety, security, government agency, diplomatic security, and border patrol. ...Request Program Info

Ph.D. in Human Services -

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MBA: Hospitality and Tourism Management - The MBA program offers a broad-based education, with a choice of concentrations. The program features a curriculum that prepares adult students for the emerging knowledge economy while emphasizing the latest concepts, practices, and skills in today’s rapidly changing marketplace. It is designed for working professionals from a wide range of backgrounds who wish to advance or enhance their business careers. This program offers specializations in the following areas: o Acquisition o Finance o Hospitality and Tourism Management o Human Resource Management o Management o Marketing o Supply Chain Management ...Request Program Info

Hospitality and Tourism Management -

The Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) prepares graduates for a wide range of managerial positions in business, government, and non-profit organizations. Business administration students acquire fundamental as well as practical and professional skills in all phases of business including decision-making and problem-solving capabilities.

The BBA program offers area concentrations that enable students to tailor their degrees to their career and educational goals.

Specializations are available in:

• Acquisition and Contract Management
• Banking
• E-Business
• Finance
• Hospitality and Tourism Management
• Human Resource Management
• Legal Studies
• Management
• Marketing
• Retail Management

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Cosmetology -

Want a beautiful new direction?

Now you can prepare for great opportunities in the dynamic field of cosmetology. If you are creative, enjoy working with people, and like working with hair, nails and skincare, you can turn your interests into a rewarding career. Top artists can earn good incomes in beauty-industry careers.

You’ll learn about:

• - Haircutting and styling
• - Wigs and hair enhancements
• - Facials and makeup
• - Manicure and pedicure
• - Salon management
• - Salon ownership
• - Careers in product marketing and education

Don’t wait! Get your beautiful new career started today! ...Request Program Info

Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning & Refrigeration -

A Career In Demand. There are big opportunities for those who can install, repair, and maintain Heating/Ventilation, Air-Conditioning and refrigeration (HVAC-R) systems. TSBI's HVAC-R program provides training in the installation, troubleshooting, and maintenance of HVAC-R systems along industry standards.

Our program also gives you well-rounded training in proper safe working habits, mechanical blueprint reading, and training in the latest HVAC-R industry standards. Our program also gives you well-rounded training in proper safe working habits, mechanical blueprint reading, and training in the latest HVAC-R industry standards. Heating/Ventilation, Air-Conditioning, and refrigeration mechanics and installers held about 270,000 jobs in 2004 and is projected to increase faster than average for all occupations through 2014, source-U.S. Department of Labor-Aug 07. Through a combination of classroom theory and hands-on training, students will be taught definitions, laws, principles, practices and application methods associated with matter and energy, electricity, magnetism and the refrigeration process. Management and Business Ownership in the HVAC-R industry are extremely common – so Tri-State’s program also introduces the student to successful business practices and skills associated with these positions. Safety and occupational health are very important features within the curriculum. Students learn safe work habits and are taught to maintain a clean, orderly work environment following standards based on OSHA guidelines. Upon completion of the program, students will be prepared to take the Environmental Protection Agency’s Refrigerant Certification Test and the Industry Competency Exam (ICE), the HVAC-R industry standard for outstanding skill.

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Advanced Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning and Refrigeration - Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning and Basic Refrigeration (Diploma) and Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning and Advance Refrigeration (Degree) programs equip the graduates with training required for entry-level positions for residential and commercial air conditioning service and repair, plus positions as maintenance technicians for larger chilled water systems.

• Electrical Troubleshooting
• AC Installation, Service and Repair
• Heating and Heat Pumps
• Refrigeration Units
• EPA Certification Preparation

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Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning and Basic Refrigeration - Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning and Basic Refrigeration (Diploma) and Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning and Advance Refrigeration (Degree) programs equip the graduates with training required for entry-level positions for residential and commercial air conditioning service and repair, plus positions as maintenance technicians for larger chilled water systems.

• Electrical Troubleshooting
• AC Installation, Service and Repair
• Heating and Heat Pumps
• Refrigeration Units
• EPA Certification Preparation

...Request Program Info

Exercise Specialist - The Exercise Specialist program is an 80-week program that results in an Occupational Associate degree. Designed to provide the student with the skills necessary to function in a physical fitness environment, the program provides a well-rounded education about all aspects of a physical fitness career. ...Request Program Info

Personal Trainer - Bryan College's Personal Trainer diploma program can be completed in 60 weeks. The personal training courses offered at our schools in Rogers and Springfield are designed to teach students the skills necessary to function in a physical fitness environment!
Through participating in Bryan College's Personal Trainer program, you can become familiar with industry terminology, biomechanics, and biomechanical and exercise physiology, as well as learn techniques in office management, records management, lifestyle and health, nutrition, athletic training, psychology, and sports medicine.
The Personal Trainer diploma program is a great way to get started in the physical fitness industry – and for those who seek further instruction, earned credits can be transferred to the Exercise Specialist Occupational Associate degree program.

Bryan College's Personal Trainer program will teach you:

• Physical fitness office management
• Physical fitness records management
• Maintenance of lifestyle and health
• Nutrition and weight management
• Physical training programs and techniques
• Psychology used in physical fitness
• Sports medicine
• Industry terminology
• Biomechanics and exercise physiology
• Legal requirements associated with the fitness industry ...Request Program Info

Associate - Construction Management -

In under 20 months this program prepares you for entry-level positions in the field of construction management and leads to an Associate of Applied Science in Construction Management degree. Its three main areas of instruction – construction science, construction management, and business – give you the tools you need to manage the construction management process.

Classes combine lecture and traditional learning with “lab” time where you’ll get hands-on training and experience in areas like estimating, project management and planning.

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Bachelor - Visual Communications -

Graduates of Westwood’s Visual Communications program have the opportunity to enter an exciting, creative field that offers the opportunity to work on everything from illustration and advertising, to animation and multimedia production. Graduates of the program typically pursue positions working for advertising agencies, in-house design departments, design companies, web-design firms, and Internet companies. Graphic designers with a proven portfolio also have success pursuing freelance opportunities.

A bachelor degree in Visual Communications is designed to prepare students with the design, marketing and technical skills necessary to advance in the field of Visual Communications. In addition, the combination of management and general education courses in the program help students apply skills in general management, critical thinking, logic, communication, and problem solving to workplace challenges.

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Electrician - What gives you a charge? Working in residential, commercial or industrial? Satisfying all of the classroom hours and part of the on-the-job-training requirements for your E-2 license? Our Electrician program has what you need to get started in the trade. And where can you see yourself after you get your license? Freedom, independence and maybe even owning your own company. ...Request Program Info

Hospitality & Tourism - Hospitality and Tourism is the perfect program for people who want to get broad exposure to the travel industry. Individuals who specialize in this area generally have great people skills and a knack for problem solving.

If the following qualities describe you, Hospitality and Tourism might be a good program choice:

• Interested in travel
• Enjoy interacting with people
• Resourceful
• Good at solving problems
• Energetic and enthusiastic

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Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning - A solid balance of theory, computer simulations and hands-on practical experience prepares our HVAC program graduates to perform as entry level technicians in both the residential and commercial HVAC industry sectors. Our graduates will be able to maintain, troubleshoot and service heating, air conditioning and refrigeration units and will be expected to obtain EPA Universal certification prior to graduation. ...Request Program Info

Baking & Pastry Specialist - The food service industry is booming, and there are more diverse job opportunities than ever before. Students will learn the culinary skills that are foundational to baking and patisserie including breads, cakes, specialty breads and desserts, chocolates, tart and torts. Graduates of this program will have met the American Culinary Certification for ServSafe. ...Request Program Info

Culinary Arts Specialist - Students will learn the concepts of the food service industry, create pastry and baking goods, develop and hone their kitchen skills, discover the art of Garde Manger, create French and Classic Cuisine presentations and participate in a 5 week externship in a professional kitchen. Graduates of this program will have met the American Culinary Certification standards for Safety and Sanitation, Supervisory Management, and Nutritional Certifications. ...Request Program Info

Electronic Communication Support Technician - Our ECST program is designed to prepare our graduates to build and deploy the infrastructure for wired and wireless data networks and digital security systems, as well as to install and troubleshoot telephone systems and switches. Training includes a strong understanding of structured cabling standards and practices, which provides the fundamental skills needed to wire data and voice networks for residences, the Small Office/Home Office market and for enterprise-class networks. ...Request Program Info

BA (with concentrations in Property Management or Banking) -
Fremont’s Business Administration program equips graduates with the skills needed to jump-start their careers. Our faculty members act as guides for students through a journey of intellectual growth and development. At Fremont College, we cultivate a synthesis of creative and analytical skills to prepare students for any challenge that may arise in the work place. Students may choose to seek employment at any number of reputable firms in the Los Angeles and Orange County area or pursue an entrepreneurial path. Ultimately, our objective is to enable students with the skills they need in order to execute their ambitions and aspirations.
Concentrations

Property Management - A student graduating with a concentration in Property Management will possess advanced knowledge of real estate appraisal, financial analysis, leasing and managing property and controlling expenses. They will also receive up-to-date knowledge of the current market as it evolves and meets new challenges. Graduates can strive for entry-level positions in residential or commercial office buildings.
Banking - The Banking concentration provides classes focusing on bank operations, including money & banking, regulatory compliance, financial statement analysis, and lending. Graduates will be equipped to take on entry-level positions in bank operations, or as junior commercial lenders, in banks, credit unions, or a variety of other financial services organizations.

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Associate - Construction Management - In under 20 months this program prepares you for entry-level positions in the field of construction management and leads to an Associate of Applied Science in Construction Management degree. Its three main areas of instruction x96 construction science, construction management, and business x96 give you the tools you need to manage the construction management process.

Classes combine lecture and traditional learning with x93labx94 time where youx92ll get hands-on training and experience in areas like estimating, project management and planning. ...Request Program Info

Baking and Pastry - Learn how you have can have a delicious career in baking and pastry arts by getting the hands-on training and specialty skills from our Baking and Pastry Arts Certificate Program. This 30-week program provides a comprehensive study of baking and pastry to prepare you for various positions at bakeries, pastry shops, restaurants, hotels, and the rapidly growing segment of in-store supermarket bakeries. The program emphasizes the hands-on application of fundamental techniques and ingredients. ...Request Program Info

Le Cordon Bleu Culinary Arts - If youx92re seeking a career in the culinary arts, California Culinary Academy offers an intensive program of study leading to an Associate of Occupational Studies (AOS) Degree in Le Cordon Bleu Culinary Arts. This 60-week program can prepare you for various positions at restaurants, hotels, private clubs, resorts, food magazines, and many other culinary related businesses. The curriculum integrates classical and modern culinary techniques with strong kitchen management skills, and will prepare you for professional entry into the food service industry. ...Request Program Info

Le Cordon Bleu Hospitality and Restaurant Management - Imagine a world of glamour. A world of excitement. A world of travel. Welcome to a hospitality and restaurant management career. No matter what experience you may have, our Associate of Occupational Studies (AOS) Degree in Le Cordon Bleu Hospitality & Restaurant Management can give you the knowledge and skills to succeed in the world's fastest growing industry. This 45-week, comprehensive course of study combines sound managerial theory with practical, hands-on training. Which means when you're on the job, you won't just know what to do but also how to do it. ...Request Program Info

Le Cordon Bleu Culinary Arts - California School of Culinary Arts is a partner with the internationally renowned Le Cordon Bleu -the leading authority on culinary techniques, training and development for over a century. The LCB emblem opens a lot of doors in this industry. As a result, students in the Le Cordon Bleu Culinary Arts program are afforded even greater opportunities to acquire the knowledge and skills necessary to excel in the culinary world. The Associates of Occupational Studies Degree program is a 15-month program including externship. Graduates of the culinary arts program also receive the Le Cordon Bleu diplome. At CSCA, instruction begins with classical French techniques and terminology, and progresses to innovative, modern application. Culinary students work beside industry-trained Chef Instructors who are committed to excellence in culinary arts education. Lab classes are small with every student completing every facet of the lesson plan. Students are tested on individual performance and work habits, and Chef Instructors carefully monitor each student's progress. We believe this approach is the only way to ensure our students get the attention they need to be fully trained in our curriculum. ...Request Program Info

Le Cordon Bleu Patisserie and Baking - Have you ever dreamed of owning your own bakery or special-occasion catering company? CSCA offers the highly esteemed Le Cordon Bleu Pxe2tisserie & Baking Program. Encompassing the range of baking and pastry techniques, from old-world classics to the newest innovations in the field, our program allows you to develop in an artistic field, armed with skills that are in high demand. You can be on the road to your dream career in as little as one year. ...Request Program Info

Le Cordon Bleu Hospitality and Restaurant Management - CSCA is pleased to offer one of the best programs for anyone - anywhere - who wants to have a long and varied career in the hospitality industry. Careers ranging from hotel management to cruise chef. From caterer to restaurant owner. From wine sommelier to food writer. We have trained hundreds of people in the hospitality industry who are currently working for world famous restaurants, spas, hotels and cruise lines. ...Request Program Info

Associate - Construction Management -

In under 20 months this program prepares you for entry-level positions in the field of construction management and leads to an Associate of Applied Science in Construction Management degree. Its three main areas of instruction – construction science, construction management, and business – give you the tools you need to manage the construction management process.

Classes combine lecture and traditional learning with “lab” time where you’ll get hands-on training and experience in areas like estimating, project management and planning.

...Request Program Info

Associate - HVAC/R -

Our HVAC/R program helps prepare you to get an entry-level position in the industry in under 20 months. Many of your hands-on classes will take place in simulated work environments, so you get the skills and experience you need to help attract employers.

The program gets you working on small, medium and large scale heating, air conditioning, and refrigeration systems. You'll use HVAC/R technology and work with electronic and pneumatic systems that are controlled by computers.

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Diploma - HVAC/R -

Our HVAC/R program helps prepare you to get an entry-level position in the industry in under 20 months. Many of your hands-on classes will take place in simulated work environments, so you get the skills and experience you need to help attract employers.

The program gets you working on small, medium and large scale heating, air conditioning, and refrigeration systems. You'll use HVAC/R technology and work with electronic and pneumatic systems that are controlled by computers.

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Bachelor - Visual Communications -

Graduates of Westwood’s Visual Communications program have the opportunity to enter an exciting, creative field that offers the opportunity to work on everything from illustration and advertising, to animation and multimedia production. Graduates of the program typically pursue positions working for advertising agencies, in-house design departments, design companies, web-design firms, and Internet companies. Graphic designers with a proven portfolio also have success pursuing freelance opportunities.

A bachelor degree in Visual Communications is designed to prepare students with the design, marketing and technical skills necessary to advance in the field of Visual Communications. In addition, the combination of management and general education courses in the program help students apply skills in general management, critical thinking, logic, communication, and problem solving to workplace challenges.

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Bachelor - Construction Management -

It seems large buildings, office complexes, and residential developments are popping up everywhere. Ever wonder who's responsible for all this growth? From bidding a job out, to breaking ground, to the ribbon-cutting ceremony, Construction Managers are some of the key players who make it happen. They make sure projects are completed on time and within budget. Start working on your construction management career today with a degree from Westwood College.

Westwood College's Bachelor of Applied Science in Construction Management Degree Program

Construction management professionals need a variety of skills to succeed in this dynamic field. Professionals coordinate projects varying from road and bridge construction to residential projects and the construction of buildings like schools and hospitals. The Construction Management Degree offered at Westwood College is a kick-start to a career that can be filled with opportunities. If you are looking for a construction management school, Westwood College provides the comprehensive training and hands-on practice that makes earning a Construction Management degree extremely valuable.

Knowledge of construction science, construction management, and business are crucial for successful individuals in the field of construction management. These are the three main fields of study in the Construction Management Degree program at Westwood College. Attending a construction management school can help you prepare for this dynamic career, and Westwood College will help you get the experience and training you need.

The Construction Management degree offered at Westwood College is fast paced and career-focused. If you are interested in construction and would like to lead others through the completion of complex projects, then construction management could be for you.

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Associate - Hotel and Restaurant Management -

This career program combines the business of operating hotels and restaurants with the creativity and people skills needed to be truly successful. With the growth of hotels, resorts, and restaurants, the hospitality industry continues to be a major employer in most states. These facilities need trained professionals who can manage the day-to-day activities while building a client base for the future.

Receive the Practical Experience You'll Need

The Hotel and Restaurant Management program offers students a variety of practical experiences across the entire range of activities in the hotel and restaurant industries. Using computers to practice customer booking, develop work schedules, and plan for food purchasing to minimize waste, students master the necessary skills and review the state and regulatory laws that apply to hotel and restaurant management. Students participate in an externship experience that often involves top-rated hotels and restaurants in the Denver area.

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Associate - Surveying -

Students who want to work in a technical field that offers the opportunity to work outdoors should consider a career in surveying. Virtually every construction project undertaken by government agencies, developers, and private contractors requires the skills of an experienced surveyor. Opportunities also exist in environmental research, mapping, and anywhere there's a need to establish boundaries. While many of today’s surveyors spend plenty of time in the field, there are also opportunities to work in an office setting on engineering reports, mapping projects, and other surveying assignments.

The Associates Degree program provides the student with necessary skills to enter the surveying and mapping profession at an entry level with accumulated knowledge in both plane and advanced surveying. Much of the student’s time is spent outdoors actually doing the field surveying, construction layouts, data collection, and advanced survey projects required in the surveying profession.

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General Education Studies, A.S. - NAU's Associate of Science degree in General Education Studies offers an opportunity for students who have not declared a career goal. Upon completion of this degree, students may apply most of the course work toward a four-year degree at National American University. The number of credits applicable toward the four-year degree will depend on the program selected. ...Request Program Info

Esthetics -

Estheticians work in Salons, Day Spas, and Retail Centers.

Estheticians provide preventive care for the skin and offer treatments to keep the skin healthy and attractive.

Estheticians are skin care specialists and consultants. They perform facials and facial massage. If you are fascinated by health and beauty and if you have a strong interest in working in the health & beauty industry, Esthetician may be the career for you.

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Personal Training -

Personal Trainers work in fitness centers, resorts, health clubs, universities, cruise ships, corporations, and private practice.

Personal Trainers coach their clients through workouts (weights, aerobics, and flexibility training), fat loss, cardiovascular conditioning, and injury rehabilitation to help them reach their fitness and health goals.

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HVAC/Refrigeration - At IntelliTec you will learn industry practices hands-on to prepare you for a secure future in installing maintaining and repairing residential, commercial, industrial buildings. ...Request Program Info

Culinary - Learning culinary arts is more than following recipes; it's mastering new techniques, tasting new ingredients, and perfecting your skills. At New England Technical Institute's Center for Culinary Arts in Cromwell and Shelton, students who are passionate about cooking get comprehensive Culinary training including French Cuisine, Asian, Mediterranean, Latin and World Cuisines, baking and pastry and even kitchen and restaurant management. ...Request Program Info

Electrician - What gives you a charge? Working in residential, commercial or industrial? Satisfying all of the classroom hours and part of the on-the-job-training requirements for your E-2 license? Our Electrician program has what you need to get started in the trade. And where can you see yourself after you get your license? Freedom, independence and maybe even owning your own company. ...Request Program Info

Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning (HVAC) - Make a career move that is never out of season. Whether its residential or commercial, there will always be a need for climate control professionals. Rather than guessing at the weather, you can be the one that’s skilled enough to always get it right, using the available technology at your reach. New England Tech can give you the skills you need to make the world a more comfortable place.

As an HVAC Technician, you can learn basic electricity, blueprint reading, domestic and commercial heating and cooling systems, and control systems. Whatever the climate, wherever the place, there is a need for proficient HVAC technicians and service professionals. ...Request Program Info

Electrical Technology Program - Baran's Electrical Technology Program gives you the power to compete in today's fast-paced world. It’s a comprehensive program that delivers a variety of career options upon completion of the program and apprenticeship and licensing if applicable in your state: from self-employment in your own electrical business to a team player in residential, commercial, and industrial construction. If a career in electricity sparks your interest, Baran will give you the energy and skills to succeed.

Scholastic Overview

The Electrical Technology Program is a 78 quarter-credit-hour program. This is a comprehensive program that prepares a student to enter the Electrical Field. During each section of instruction, the students receive the necessary classroom and lab instruction pertaining to the subject that is being taught. After the students have obtained necessary math skills and basic theory, they will design, wire and install various electrical applications in appropriate settings.

Graduates of this program are qualified as entry-level Electrician Apprentices who may work in residential, commercial or industrial settings under the guidance of a licensed electrician. Potential occupations may include, but are not limited to, residential, commercial or industrial construction, maintenance and repair. Graduates should check with their local state licensing bureaus for apprenticeship licensing requirements.

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Maximum class size: 40 students per instructor
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Advanced Italian Culinary Arts Program -

The Advanced Culinary Arts Program (AICAP) is a 60.5 credit hour program designed to provide students with the knowledge and skills required to begin or advance in their culinary career with a strong emphasis on Italian cuisine. Completion of the program takes approximately 60 weeks.

Students enrolled in this program will complete five (12 week) modules of study. The first three of these modules will take place exclusively at the Connecticut Culinary Institute. The fourth module will begin at CCI but will end at the Italian Culinary Institute for Foreigners (ICIF), headquartered in the Castle of Costigliole d’Asti, a small town located in the beautiful hills of Monferrato, Italy.

This portion of Italian study will last for approximately three weeks (CCI has a consortium /partnership agreement with ICIF). Students in the AICAP program will experience the prestige and traditions of the rich cultural heritage Italy enjoys with the immense diversity of regional cuisine and flavor.

The AICAP Program culminates with a 300 hour externship (fifth module). Students have the option of completing this externship in Italy, arranged by ICIF and approved and monitored by CCI. Alternatively, they may choose to complete their externship in one of ICIF approved Italian restaurants (all of which are members of the prestigious Gruppo Ristorante Italiano here in the United States).

Our educational approach to education is to manage the balance of lecture, theory, demonstration, and practical application of the culinary arts. In short, students learn best by listening, observing and doing.

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*This course is taught in Italy at the Italian Culinary Institute for Foreigners (ICIF)

** The externship can be completed in Italy or in the United States at an approved site. (See program description for details.)

Students are prepared for entry into the culinary field as sauté’ chefs, catering chefs, sauciers, sous-chefs, chef de garde manger, and other culinary positions in Italian restaurants. Upon successful completion of the program and all of its requirements, a student earns the Institute’s diploma of graduation. ...Request Program Info

The Advanced Culinary Arts Program -

The Advanced Culinary Arts Program (ACAP) is a 52 semester credit hour program designed to provide students with the knowledge and skills required to begin or advance in their culinary career.

Our educational approach is to manage the balance of lecture, theory, demonstration, and practical application of the culinary arts. In short, students learn best by listening, observing and DOING!

A Delectable Education.

You'll learn from top chefs the ingredients of culinary success. And you'll master the art of worldwide cuisine. Here's a sample of some of the classes you will take as an Advanced Culinary Arts student:

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The Professional Pastry and Baking Program -

The Professional Pastry and Baking (Pro P & B) Program is a 36 semester credit hour Diploma program designed to provide students with the necessary knowledge and skills to become a competent entry level pastry chef and/or for advancement in the field of pastry arts. The class sizes allow each student ample individual instruction from the pastry chef/instructor.

“Hands-on” Learning.

Our learn-by-doing approach, like our Advanced Culinary Arts Program, is grounded in CCI's philosophy of skill development: theory, technique, palate training, speed, and teamwork. This method assures that students progress quickly yet thoroughly through the program, while learning the elements that are essential for a successful career in Pastry and Baking.

Here's a taste of the classes you will take as a CCI pastry & baking student:

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HVAC Technology Program -

Climate control is a hot field if you've got the training. Baran's HVAC Technology Program training takes you through everything from electrical to plumbing to trouble shooting today's commercial and domestic heating refrigeration/cooling units. Fire up your future with an education in HVAC.

Scholastic Overview

The HVAC Technology Program is a 105.5 quarter-credit-hour day program (78.5 quarter-credit evenings). Students receive instruction in both residential and commercial service, repair, installation and maintenance. All sections include classroom theory, hands-on lab instruction, and familiarity with National Electrical and BOCA codes. In the first two sections of the course you will receive instruction in the fundamentals of electricity, types of motors, capacitors, controls, wiring diagrams, schematics, tubing, soldering, and brazing.

You will also receive instruction in the fundamentals of refrigeration, domestic operations, window and auto air-conditioning. During the last two sections of the course you'll receive instruction in commercial refrigeration and air-conditioning, heating fundamentals for gas and oil furnaces, heat pumps, icemakers, and solar heat. Graduates earn 1,520 hours towards a Connecticut State S2 license, which may be completed by working as an apprentice for a licensed company in the HVAC field.

Out-of-state students should check with their local or state licensing board for hours of credit that may be received towards appropriate licensing in their state for HVAC technician.

Graduates of the program will have had the opportunity to take the following certifying tests:

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Welding Technology Program -

Imagine building skyscrapers, buildings, ships, pipelines -- even satellite launch pads. Baran Institute of Technology's Welding Technology Program gets you in on one of today's hottest careers.

Baran students train in all aspects of the Welding Industry from Arc, Pipe to Tig. This first-hand, hands-on knowledge leads a Baran Welder into all types of industries -- from sky-scraper to submarines.

If you want to see your career grow, then it is time to consider becoming a welder. We can help make it happen.

Scholastic Overview

The Welding Technology Program is a 68 quarter-credit-hour program. The majority of the course time is spent working with welding equipment and welding in the vertical, horizontal, and overhead positions. Practical applications of welding, namely, oxyacetylene, metallic arc, tungsten inert gas (TIG) and metal inert gas (MIG) are included in the program. Supporting classroom theory is given in welding theory, blueprint reading, and basic shop math, and gas welding.

The Welding Technology Program graduates should be qualified as entry-level welders and fabricators who work in general fabrication, shipbuilding, pipeline welding, the aircraft industry, maintenance, and even welding product representatives.

Maximum shop/lab size: 20 students per instructor
Maximum class size: 40 students
Program Length: 12 months days/24 months evenings

Practical Applications you will learn include:

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Associate of Science Degree in Culinary Arts Management - The Associate of Science Degree in Culinary Arts Management is a two-year program that prepares students for careers as chefs, chef/managers, entrepreneurs, restaurant chef/owners, and other culinary outcomes. The program features a comprehensive culinary curriculum as well as modern management techniques, and offers a solid foundation in liberal studies. The instruction is enhanced by an 675-hour culinary internship. ...Request Program Info

Concentration in Events Management - This unique one-term program is ideal for students who wish to link hospitality management techniques with entrepreneurial tourism studies -- such as convention planning, resort and recreation management, and / or marketing. Students qualify for this program by successfully completing the Associate of Science degree with a minimum CGPA of 2.50. ...Request Program Info

Associate of Science Degree in Hospitality Management - The Associate of Science Degree in Hospitality Management is an 18 month program that grounds students in hotel, restaurant, and / or tourism management. The program emphasizes professionalism, develops students' practical skills and management techniques, and offers a solid foundation in liberal studies. The program is enhanced by an 810-hour internship. ...Request Program Info

Certificate in Hospitality Management Program - This course is ideal for students contemplating a career change, or for those hospitality professionals who wish to gain a formal qualification but can only dedicate limited time to their College studies.

The Certificate covers a one-year program of studies that provides graduates with the skills and knowledge to enter the hospitality industry with confidence. Two terms at the College are followed by an 810-hour paid U.S. internship. ...Request Program Info

MBA: Hospitality and Tourism Management - The MBA program offers a broad-based education, with a choice of concentrations. The program features a curriculum that prepares adult students for the emerging knowledge economy while emphasizing the latest concepts, practices, and skills in today’s rapidly changing marketplace. It is designed for working professionals from a wide range of backgrounds who wish to advance or enhance their business careers. This program offers specializations in the following areas: o Acquisition o Finance o Hospitality and Tourism Management o Human Resource Management o Management o Marketing o Supply Chain Management ...Request Program Info

Hospitality and Tourism Management -

The Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) prepares graduates for a wide range of managerial positions in business, government, and non-profit organizations. Business administration students acquire fundamental as well as practical and professional skills in all phases of business including decision-making and problem-solving capabilities.

The BBA program offers area concentrations that enable students to tailor their degrees to their career and educational goals.

Specializations are available in:

• Acquisition and Contract Management
• Banking
• E-Business
• Finance
• Hospitality and Tourism Management
• Human Resource Management
• Legal Studies
• Management
• Marketing
• Retail Management

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Educational Leadership & Administration, Mechanicsville -

The Master's Degree in Education and Human Development in the field of Educational Leadership and Administration is designed for the working professional in the K-12 arena who is interested in advanced levels of professional responsibility schools and central office positions.

The master's program, which includes courses and field experiences as recommended by NCATE standards, has been designed to meet the coursework requirements that are part of the licensure process. Although state licensing requirements vary from state to state, the SLLA test is part of the licensure process in Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, and the District of Columbia. Upon completion of this program, students will be qualified to take the School Leaders Licensure Assessment (SLLA) test for administrative or supervisory licensure.

The Education Specialist Degree in Educational Leadership and Administration is a post-Master's Degree that provides educational personnel at the elementary and secondary levels added expertise in the field of administration. This program can also provide educators with an opportunity to meet multi-state coursework requirements for principal, assistant principal, and/or instructional supervisory personnel. As with the Master's program, candidates completeing the EdS program will be qualified to the the SLLA test for licensure. Candidates must have three years of teaching and/or administrative experience upon completion of the program.

This part-time post-Master's Degree program provides educators with an opportunity to meet state licensing requirements for principal, assistant principal, and instructional supervisory positions.

• Ten-course (30-credit-hour) program
• Classes meet on evenings and weekends
• Convenient class locations in Newport News, Virginia Beach, and Richmond
• Program can be completed in 18 to 24 months

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Educational Leadership & Administration, Virginia Beach -

The Master's Degree in Education and Human Development in the field of Educational Leadership and Administration is designed for the working professional in the K-12 arena who is interested in advanced levels of professional responsibility schools and central office positions.

The master's program, which includes courses and field experiences as recommended by NCATE standards, has been designed to meet the coursework requirements that are part of the licensure process. Although state licensing requirements vary from state to state, the SLLA test is part of the licensure process in Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, and the District of Columbia. Upon completion of this program, students will be qualified to take the School Leaders Licensure Assessment (SLLA) test for administrative or supervisory licensure.

The Education Specialist Degree in Educational Leadership and Administration is a post-Master's Degree that provides educational personnel at the elementary and secondary levels added expertise in the field of administration. This program can also provide educators with an opportunity to meet multi-state coursework requirements for principal, assistant principal, and/or instructional supervisory personnel. As with the Master's program, candidates completeing the EdS program will be qualified to the the SLLA test for licensure. Candidates must have three years of teaching and/or administrative experience upon completion of the program.

This part-time post-Master's Degree program provides educators with an opportunity to meet state licensing requirements for principal, assistant principal, and instructional supervisory positions.

• Ten-course (30-credit-hour) program
• Classes meet on evenings and weekends
• Convenient class locations in Newport News, Virginia Beach, and Richmond
• Program can be completed in 18 to 24 months

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Landscape Design, K Street, DC -

The Landscape Design Master's Program is ideally suited for landscape professionals seeking to upgrade skills, individuals who want to become professional landscape designers, amateurs with an interest in the art of garden design, institutional horticultural staff, nursery employees, and garden design writers. The program provides a background in horticulture, nursery and planting standards, and the creative process of design.

Courses are geared to small-scale landscape design applications with emphasis on sound design principles, good site engineering methods, and creative use of plant materials.

By choosing the Master's degree program, students also learn a fundamental understanding of best practices in landscape conservation and sustainability, adapted to the small scale landscape, at the neighborhood level. These highly successful programs have a strong reputation in the regional industry. Area landscape design firms, plant nurseries, and contractors frequently seek out graduates of this program, and graduates often go on to pursue advanced degrees in landscape architecture.

• 43 credit program
• Combine the Landscape Design Graduate Certificate Program with the 15 credit Graduate Certificate in Sustainable Landscapes to earn a Master's in Landscape Design.

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Leadership Development, Virginia Beach -

Human Resource Development professionals are at the cutting edge in preparing their organizations to meet the competitive challenges of the global economy. A report identified five areas in which HR practitioners make their greatest contributions to an organization's competitiveness: change management, strategic human resource planning, executive development, organizational effectiveness, and culture management.* These practice areas are at the core of The George Washington University Human Resource Development Master's program. Our curriculum is designed to equip both managers and human resource professionals with the knowledge and skills needed to develop individuals, teams, and organizations. More important, our students enhance their ability to design and lead change efforts that truly support their organization's strategic direction.

BACKGROUND

A tradition of excellence...

Established by Dr. Leonard Nadler in 1965, GW's HRD Program is the oldest in the nation. Dr.Nadler was among the first to popularize the term "human resource development" in his many presentations and publications, and guided the program to a national and international reputation before his retirement in 1988. In more recent years, the HRD Program has changed its primary focus from training and development to preparing leaders who can help organizations continuously learn and improve.

...that continues today

As recently as 2003, GW's HRD program was honored as the Outstanding HRD Academic Program of the year by the Academy of Human Resource Development (AHRD). A strong and diverse full-time HRD faculty-the largest of any program in the country-is active in advancing research and practice within the human resource development field. Students and faculty members alike benefit from being part of a dynamic learning community.

This part-time Graduate Certificate program, designed for working professionals, provides in-depth understanding of organizations as human systems and the practical knowledge managers need to improve organizational effectiveness.

• Six-course (18-credit-hour) program
• Classes meet on evenings and weekends
• Can complete certificate in three semesters
• Graduates may apply for advanced standing in the Human Resource Development Master's program. If accepted, all six courses will apply toward the 12-course Master's program.

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Bachelor of Communications -

Bachelor of Communications

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Master of Communications -

Master of Communications

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Master of Hotel & Restaurant Management -

Master of Hotel & Restaurant Management

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Master of Public Administration -

Master of Public Administration

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Bachelor of Hotel & Restaurant Management -

Bachelor of Hotel & Restaurant Management

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Aesthetics Skincare - Diploma - The Aesthetics Skincare program provides students training in the traditional holistic approach to skin care and includes additional training in the areas of make up and color analysis, mask and spa therapies, hair removal, enzyme treatments, pressure points massage, body wrapping, Microdermabrasion and hot stone treatments. Students are introduced to medical pharmaceutical product protocols and will learn the principles of effective retailing and general business development as it relates to the practice of the skincare professional. Graduates from the program will demonstrate a basic and advanced understanding of the structure and function of the skin and how to apply skin care treatments through the effective utilization of product and equipment protocols. The Aesthetics Skincare Program prepares students for registration in the state of Florida as a registered facial specialist and certification in body wrapping. The registered graduate is qualified for entry-level employment as a registered facial specialist with training critical for employment opportunities in resort spas and medical facilities. The graduate can demonstrate communication and employability skills and can apply professional and appropriate ethics to all areas of the job. ...Request Program Info

Cosmetology - Diploma - Students in the Cosmetology program are trained to provide personal services to clientele relating to good grooming. These services include hair cutting, shampooing and rinses, hair arranging, hair coloring, chemical waving and relaxing, hair removal, manicuring and pedicuring, facials, make-up, scalp and hair treatments, and wigs. Students in the Cosmetology program are trained in the basic skills needed to meet the competencies for the examination required by the Florida State Board of Cosmetology. Students will perform services in the salon clinic and in the classroom on mannequins. After a Cosmetology graduate passes the State examination, a license is received and the graduate is then available for entry-level employment in a salon in a cosmetology related position. The student becomes familiar with business and sales principles, professional ethics and psychology. Students study the Florida State laws governing the practice of cosmetology. Students become familiar with job seeking skills to prepare them for entry into the cosmetology profession. ...Request Program Info

Aesthetics Skincare - Diploma - The Aesthetics Skincare program provides students training in the traditional holistic approach to skin care and includes additional training in the areas of make up and color analysis, mask and spa therapies, hair removal, enzyme treatments, pressure points massage, body wrapping, Microdermabrasion and hot stone treatments. Students are introduced to medical pharmaceutical product protocols and will learn the principles of effective retailing and general business development as it relates to the practice of the skincare professional. Graduates from the program will demonstrate a basic and advanced understanding of the structure and function of the skin and how to apply skin care treatments through the effective utilization of product and equipment protocols. The Aesthetics Skincare Program prepares students for registration in the state of Florida as a registered facial specialist and certification in body wrapping. The registered graduate is qualified for entry-level employment as a registered facial specialist with training critical for employment opportunities in resort spas and medical facilities. The graduate can demonstrate communication and employability skills and can apply professional and appropriate ethics to all areas of the job. ...Request Program Info

Aesthetics Skincare - Diploma - The Aesthetics Skincare program provides students training in the traditional holistic approach to skin care and includes additional training in the areas of make up and color analysis, mask and spa therapies, hair removal, enzyme treatments, pressure points massage, body wrapping, Microdermabrasion and hot stone treatments. Students are introduced to medical pharmaceutical product protocols and will learn the principles of effective retailing and general business development as it relates to the practice of the skincare professional. Graduates from the program will demonstrate a basic and advanced understanding of the structure and function of the skin and how to apply skin care treatments through the effective utilization of product and equipment protocols. The Aesthetics Skincare Program prepares students for registration in the state of Florida as a registered facial specialist and certification in body wrapping. The registered graduate is qualified for entry-level employment as a registered facial specialist with training critical for employment opportunities in resort spas and medical facilities. The graduate can demonstrate communication and employability skills and can apply professional and appropriate ethics to all areas of the job. ...Request Program Info

MBA: Hospitality and Tourism Management - The MBA program offers a broad-based education, with a choice of concentrations. The program features a curriculum that prepares adult students for the emerging knowledge economy while emphasizing the latest concepts, practices, and skills in today’s rapidly changing marketplace. It is designed for working professionals from a wide range of backgrounds who wish to advance or enhance their business careers. This program offers specializations in the following areas: o Acquisition o Finance o Hospitality and Tourism Management o Human Resource Management o Management o Marketing o Supply Chain Management ...Request Program Info

Hospitality and Tourism Management -

The Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) prepares graduates for a wide range of managerial positions in business, government, and non-profit organizations. Business administration students acquire fundamental as well as practical and professional skills in all phases of business including decision-making and problem-solving capabilities.

The BBA program offers area concentrations that enable students to tailor their degrees to their career and educational goals.

Specializations are available in:

• Acquisition and Contract Management
• Banking
• E-Business
• Finance
• Hospitality and Tourism Management
• Human Resource Management
• Legal Studies
• Management
• Marketing
• Retail Management

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Air Conditioning, Refrigeration & Major Appliance Technology - Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning and Basic Refrigeration (Diploma) and Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning and Advance Refrigeration (Degree) programs equip the graduates with training required for entry-level positions for residential and commercial air conditioning service and repair, plus positions as maintenance technicians for larger chilled water systems.

• Electrical Troubleshooting
• AC Installation, Service and Repair
• Heating and Heat Pumps
• Refrigeration Units
• EPA Certification Preparation

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Electronic Systems Technician -

The Electronic Systems Technician (Texas) program offers graduates the hands-on training needed to work in the electronic systems industry, including skills in the design, integration, installation and maintenance of electronic systems.

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Cosmetology - No other industry holds such promise and opportunity as the ever-expanding, constantly changing, and forever fascinating beauty industry. Our Diploma and Associate Degree* Cosmetology programs offers training in the latest fashions and techniques in hair cutting and styling, skin care, nail technology and business strategies are explored. Students begin by learning the fundamental elements required of the sciences, concentrate on developing skills and accuracy, and gain an introduction to retail merchandising, customer service and state laws, rules and regulations. As you progress through the program, students will be introduced to the salon environment on the clinic floor and ultimately focus on the skills necessary to initiate a successful career: client retention, time management, goal setting, merchandising and self-promotion. Our Euphoria Institute campuses in Las Vegas and Henderson offer additional programs in Esthetics, Hair Design and Nail Technology.

*Associate Degree types and availability vary by school and state. Check with your local campus admissions representative for specific program offerings and availability. Not all programs offered at all campuses. ...Request Program Info

Culinary - Learning Culinary Arts is more than following recipes; it's mastering new techniques, tasting new ingredients, and perfecting your skills. Our Culinary Arts Programs offer a broad array of culinary theory and practical experiences necessary for success in the food service industry. All courses emphasize activities with extensive periods of hands-on practical experience in professionally equipped culinary laboratories. At our culinary campuses, students who are passionate about cooking get comprehensive Culinary training including French Cuisine, Asian, Mediterranean, Latin and World Cuisines, baking and pastry and even kitchen and restaurant management. ...Request Program Info

Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning (HVAC) - Make a career move that is never out of season. Whether it's residential or commercial, there will always be a need for climate control professionals. Rather than guessing at the weather, you can be the one that's skilled enough to always get it right, using the available technology at your reach. With Diploma and Associate Degree* programs available, we can give you the skills you need to make the world a more comfortable place.

As an Air-conditioning, Refrigeration, and Heating Technician, you will learn to install, maintain and repair essential temperature control equipment found in today's homes and businesses. Whatever the climate, wherever the place, there is a need for proficient HVAC technicians and service professionals.

*Associate Degree types and availability vary by school and state. Check with your local campus admissions representative for specific program offerings and availability. Not all programs offered at all campuses. ...Request Program Info

Culinary - Learning Culinary Arts is more than following recipes; it's mastering new techniques, tasting new ingredients, and perfecting your skills. Our Culinary Arts Programs offer a broad array of culinary theory and practical experiences necessary for success in the food service industry. All courses emphasize activities with extensive periods of hands-on practical experience in professionally equipped culinary laboratories. At our culinary campuses, students who are passionate about cooking get comprehensive Culinary training including French Cuisine, Asian, Mediterranean, Latin and World Cuisines, baking and pastry and even kitchen and restaurant management. ...Request Program Info

Hospitality Operations and Management - The objectives of the Hospitality Operations and Management program are to prepare the student with the skills and knowledge necessary to acquire entry-level employment opportunities in the exciting hospitality industry, including front desk associate, food and beverage management trainee, convention management assistant and multiple other positions in hotels, motels, restaurants, inns and convention facilities. The course provides an understanding of the hospitality industry, including various departments, supervisory and management skills. ...Request Program Info

Massage and Skin Care - This program will enable graduates to assume responsibilities in two professions, allowing them to work effectively in health care, skin care or recreational facilities. Training in therapeutic massage will be enhanced with training in the holistic approach to skin care. ...Request Program Info

Paramedical Skin Care - This program involves the study of plastic surgical pre-operative and post-operative treatments, skin care consultation and dermatological assistant care. In the private practice sector, the paramedical skin care professional will be able to practice techniques used to counteract the aging process, as well as techniques used to protect, heal and beautify the skin. This program will prepare the student to become marketable in the medical community. Additional skills will enhance the student’s skin care practice by incorporating specialized techniques in high demand. ...Request Program Info

Skin Care and Electrology Training Program - The program blends the training of the holistic approach to skin care with the skills necessary to practice electrolysis. Students will learn make-up artistry, spa therapies, aromatherapy, and general business development. Further, this program is designed to provide the comprehensive theory a student needs to become a competent practitioner in the field of permanent hair removal. This course includes classes in histology with emphasis on the skin and hair, classes in the theory and use of electricity in the field of permanent hair removal, as well as a background in disease and infection control. The clinical hands-on curriculum provides the practical training necessary to develop competent techniques. ...Request Program Info

Skin Care and Nail Technology Training Program - The program blends the training of the holistic approach to skin care with the skills necessary to practice electrolysis. Students will learn make-up artistry, spa therapies, aromatherapy, and general business development. Further, this program is designed to provide the comprehensive theory a student needs to become a competent practitioner in the field of permanent hair removal. This course includes classes in histology with emphasis on the skin and hair, classes in the theory and use of electricity in the field of permanent hair removal, as well as a background in disease and infection control. The clinical hands-on curriculum provides the practical training necessary to develop competent techniques. ...Request Program Info

Skin Care Training - This program blends training of the holistic approach to skin care with other valuable training in the areas of hair removal, make-up artistry, spa therapies, basic facial massage techniques, aromatherapy and general business development. ...Request Program Info

Diploma - Clinical Skin Care - The mission of the Clinical Skin Care Program is to provide comprehensive training and practice in skin care treatment that prepares students to enter the workforce as a skin care practitioner. ...Request Program Info

Electronic Technology -

The Electronic Technology Diploma Program is designed to provide students with diverse training in basic electronics and electronic technology. During the course of this program, students will explore both fundamental and advanced theories in electronics, integrated circuits, microprocessors, computer technology, and home electronics — through classroom instruction, hands-on laboratory experiences and computerized simulations.

The program’s objective is to prepare graduates for entry-level positions as:

• Computer service technicians
• Electronic laboratory technicians
• Installation technicians
• Electronic technicians in communications, instrumentation, digital and computer electronic companies.

Students can complete this program in as little as 48 weeks, after earning a minimum of 72 credit hours, including any applicable transfer credits. After successful completion of this program, graduates will be awarded a Diploma in Electronic Technology.

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Hospitality Management - This major offers a series of basic business courses, a series of courses designed around the growing Hospitality Industry and a broad base of general education courses. Combined, this curriculum prepares graduates for entry level opportunities in the exciting Hospitality Industry, including Front Desk Associate, Food and Beverage Management Trainee, Convention Management Assistant, Special Events Assistant, and Resort Marketing Assistant. ...Request Program Info

Master Welder -

7 Months, Diploma, Structural, Pipe, Pipeline and Alloy Welding.

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Structural Welder -
3 1/2 Months, Diploma, Structural Welding. ...Request Program Info

Aesthetics Skincare - Diploma - The Aesthetics Skincare program provides students training in the traditional holistic approach to skin care and includes additional training in the areas of make up and color analysis, mask and spa therapies, hair removal, enzyme treatments, pressure points massage, body wrapping, Microdermabrasion and hot stone treatments. Students are introduced to medical pharmaceutical product protocols and will learn the principles of effective retailing and general business development as it relates to the practice of the skincare professional. Graduates from the program will demonstrate a basic and advanced understanding of the structure and function of the skin and how to apply skin care treatments through the effective utilization of product and equipment protocols. The Aesthetics Skincare Program prepares students for registration in the state of Florida as a registered facial specialist and certification in body wrapping. The registered graduate is qualified for entry-level employment as a registered facial specialist with training critical for employment opportunities in resort spas and medical facilities. The graduate can demonstrate communication and employability skills and can apply professional and appropriate ethics to all areas of the job. ...Request Program Info

Barber Styling, Diploma -

The NFI barber styling program offers training in the techniques and arts as they relate to hair cutting, shaving, massages, facial treatments, and trimming and styling the beard or mustache. Barbering focuses on shaving procedures, menx92s hair cutting, grooming and razor cutting. Barber Styling students are trained in the basic skills required to perform barber duties and the theory. Students perform services in the salon clinic and on classroom mannequins. Students study the Florida State Laws governing the practices of barbering as well as the theory related to entry-level shop work. Students will complete the necessary requirements in order to meet the basic competencies for the examination required by Florida State Board of Barbering.

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Barber Styling/Cosmetology Program, Diploma - Students in this program are trained to provide personal services to clientele relating to good grooming including but not limited to: shampooing, hair styling and cutting, permanent waving, hair coloring, scalp treatments, hair straightening, wigs, hair pieces, facials, manicures, and pedicures. Services are performed by students in the salon clinic and in the classroom on mannequins. Students in this program are trained in the classroom theory and basic skills required to meet the competencies for the examinations required by the Florida State Boards of Barbering and Cosmetology. The student is eligible to apply for either or both examinations after completion of all graduation requirements. After passing the respective State examinations, licenses are issued and the graduate is available for entry-level employment as a Barber and / or a Cosmetologist. Students study the Florida State laws governing the practice of Cosmetology and the practice of Barbering. Students become familiar with job seeking skills to prepare them for entry into both of these professions. ...Request Program Info

Cosmetology, Diploma -

Cosmetology is the art and science of beautifying hair, skin, and nails. Students will learn such tasks as shampooing, facial treatments, manicures, pedicures, scalp and hair treatments, hair removal, hair coloring, permanent waving, chemical relaxing, hair cutting, thermal styling and hair arranging. A successful professional cosmetologist is a talented stylist, a personal service expert, and a self-promoter, as well as a poised and confident salesperson. The student becomes familiar with business management and sales principles, professional ethics, and psychology.

Students in the Cosmetology program are trained in the basic skills needed to meet the competencies for the examination required by the Florida State Board of Cosmetology. Students will perform services in the clinic salon; as well as in the classroom on mannequins.

The field of cosmetology offers diverse "in demand" career opportunities and the opportunity for an exciting, satisfying, rewarding and lucrative profession. The professional Cosmetologists can express their creativity as hairdressers, skincare specialists, nail technicians, makeup artists, salon owners or all of the above. The opportunities in the beauty field are as many and varied as the individuals in the field. Itx92s truly an occupation in which you can create your own path.

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Facial Specialist, Certificate -

Through the facial specialist program, students learn the scientific principles and fundamentals related to the structure and function of the skin. Students will become knowledgeable in proper procedures and skin care techniques. The facial specialist instruction includes hair removal, waxing, basic therapeutic massage techniques, make-up artistry and aroma therapy. Additionally there is focus on business and client development as it relates to this industry. A certificate is awarded to graduates of this program. This program trains students for entry-level skills for facial specialist employment. Graduates are able to apply to become Registered Facial Specialist in the Sate of Florida through the Board of Cosmetology, Department of Business and Professional Regulation.

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Nail and Facial Specialist, Diploma - This program blends the Nail Technology and Facial Specialist curriculum to provide valuable training in both specialties. The Nail and Facial Specialist program provides training in scientific principles and fundamentals related to the structure and function of the skin and nails. The curriculum also includes the proper procedures behind the use of skin care techniques including hair removal, waxing, basic therapeutic massage techniques, aromatherapy, and make-up artistry. The student receives instruction and gains practice in all phases of nail artistry including manicuring, pedicuring and use of the chemicals and products used in the nail specialty profession. Students learn business and clients development techniques and examine the rules and laws essential for the Nail and Facial Specialist in the State of Florida. The graduate can demonstrate communication skills and can apply professional and appropriate ethics to all areas of the job. The Board of Cosmetology requires a Full Specialty registration after graduation. The Full Specialist Registered graduate is prepared for entry-level employment in nails and skin care. ...Request Program Info

Nail Technology, Certificate - The nail technician program provides training in the skills required to perform various nail care and beautification techniques at the entry-level position. Classroom instruction and clinic experience meet the standards required for the Florida State Board of Cosmetology. As a Nail Technician in training, students perform services in the salon clinic. Students will receive specialized classes such as manicuring, pedicuring, nail art and more. A certificate is awarded to a student upon completion of the graduation requirements. The program graduate is eligible to become a registered nail technician through the Florida Board of Cosmetology, Department of Business and Professional Regulation. ...Request Program Info

Cosmetology Program - Diploma - Students in the Cosmetology program are trained to provide personal services to clientele relating to good grooming. These services include hair cutting, shampooing and rinses, hair arranging, hair coloring, chemical waving and relaxing, hair removal, manicuring and pedicuring, facials, make-up, scalp and hair treatments, and wigs. Students in the Cosmetology program are trained in the basic skills needed to meet the competencies for the examination required by the Florida State Board of Cosmetology. Students will perform services in the salon clinic and in the classroom on mannequins. After a Cosmetology graduate passes the State examination, a license is received and the graduate is then available for entry-level employment in a salon. The student becomes familiar with business and sales principles, professional ethics, and psychology. Students study the Florida State laws governing the practice of cosmetology. Students become familiar with job seeking skills to prepare them for entry into the cosmetology profession. ...Request Program Info

Facial Specialist Program - Certificate - The Facial Specialist program at Career Training Institute provides training in scientific principles and fundamentals related to the structure and function of the skin and proper procedures behind the use of skin care techniques including hair removal, waxing, basic therapeutic massage techniques and make-up artistry. The curriculum also includes training in aromatherapy, business and client development and the rules and laws essential for the Facial Specialist. The program prepares students to become a Registered Facial Specialist in the state of Florida. The registered graduate is qualified for entry-level employment as a Registered Facial Specialist in the field of skin care. The graduate can demonstrate communication and employability skills and can apply professional and appropriate ethics to all areas of the job. A Certificate is awarded to a student upon successful completion of all graduation requirements listed in the catalog. ...Request Program Info

Nail and Facial Specialist Program - Certificate - This program blends the Nail Technology and Facial Specialist curriculum to provide valuable training in both specialties. The Nail and Facial Specialist program provides training in scientific principles and fundamentals related to the structure and function of the skin and nails. The curriculum also includes the proper procedures behind the use of skin care techniques including hair removal, waxing, basic therapeutic massage techniques, aromatherapy, and make-up artistry. The student receives instruction and gains practice in all phases of nail artistry including manicuring, pedicuring and use of the chemicals and products used in the nail specialty profession. Students learn business and client development techniques and examine the rules and laws essential for the Nail and Facial Specialist in the state of Florida. The graduate can demonstrate communication skills and can apply professional and appropriate ethics to all areas of the job. The Board of Cosmetology requires a Full Specialty registration after graduation. The Full Specialist Registered graduate is prepared for entry-level employment in nails and skin care. ...Request Program Info

Nail Technology Program - Certificate - The Nail Technology student participates in a full program of nail beautification and artistry, which prepares the student for entry-level employment in the field of nail technology. The student receives instruction and gains practice in all phases of nail artistry including: nail structure, manicuring, pedicuring, and chemicals and products used in the profession. The curriculum also includes business and client development and the rules and laws essential for the Nail Specialist. The graduate can demonstrate communication skills and can apply professional and appropriate ethics to all areas of the job. The Board of Cosmetology requires a nail specialty registration after graduation. A Certificate is awarded to a student upon successful completion of all graduation requirements listed in the catalog. ...Request Program Info

Esthetics -

Estheticians work in Salons, Day Spas, and Retail Centers.

Estheticians provide preventive care for the skin and offer treatments to keep the skin healthy and attractive.

Estheticians are skin care specialists and consultants. They perform facials and facial massage. If you are fascinated by health and beauty and if you have a strong interest in working in the health & beauty industry, Esthetician may be the career for you.

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Personal Training -

Personal Trainers work in fitness centers, resorts, health clubs, universities, cruise ships, corporations, and private practice.

Personal Trainers coach their clients through workouts (weights, aerobics, and flexibility training), fat loss, cardiovascular conditioning, and injury rehabilitation to help them reach their fitness and health goals.

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Baking & Pastry Arts Program - The Associate of Science degree in Baking and Pastry Arts provides instruction in the art and science of the baking profession. Students in this program will use a variety of tools and equipment to produce items such as quick breads, yeast breads, cakes, frozen desserts, centerpieces, candies, cookies and various pastries. Students will also learn proper foodservice sanitation, supervisory procedures and nutrition. ...Request Program Info

Culinary Arts Program - The Associate of Science degree in Culinary Arts program has a comprehensive curriculum that includes principles of food service production, food service sanitation, nutrition, stock and sauces, American regional cuisine, dining room management, introduction to baking & pastry, storeroom operations, meat cutting, international cuisine, and French cuisine. Culinary Arts is a versatile career with a promising future! ...Request Program Info

Skin Care Specialist - This short term, career-focused program prepares students to work alongside dermatologists, plastic surgeons and other professionals in medical centers, resorts, spas and salons. Students learn techniques that include microdermabrasion, hair removal, peels, masks and makeup application in addition to pre-operative and post-operative care. Clinical externships give students real world experience and help them enter this exciting and growing career field. ...Request Program Info

Baking And Pastry Arts - The AS degree in Baking and Pastry Arts provides instruction in the art and science of the baking profession. Students in this program will use a variety of tools and equipment to produce items such as quick breads, yeast breads, cakes, frozen desserts, centerpieces, candies, cookies and various pastries. ...Request Program Info

Culinary Arts - The AS Degree in Culinary Arts program has a comprehensive curriculum that includes American regional, French, and international cuisine, food service production, food service sanitation, nutrition, stock and sauces, dining room management, introduction to baking and pastry,
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Fire Science - Keiser University’s Associate of Science degree in Fire Science provides instruction in fire prevention methods, fire detection systems, fire codes, fire investigation rescue, safety and salvage procedures, hazardous materials, pump operations, fire behavior, plans reading and extinguishment. This program assists in qualifying firefighters for management positions with the Fire Service. ...Request Program Info

Bachelor - Visual Communications -

Graduates of Westwood’s Visual Communications program have the opportunity to enter an exciting, creative field that offers the opportunity to work on everything from illustration and advertising, to animation and multimedia production. Graduates of the program typically pursue positions working for advertising agencies, in-house design departments, design companies, web-design firms, and Internet companies. Graphic designers with a proven portfolio also have success pursuing freelance opportunities.

A bachelor degree in Visual Communications is designed to prepare students with the design, marketing and technical skills necessary to advance in the field of Visual Communications. In addition, the combination of management and general education courses in the program help students apply skills in general management, critical thinking, logic, communication, and problem solving to workplace challenges.

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MBA: Hospitality and Tourism Management - The MBA program offers a broad-based education, with a choice of concentrations. The program features a curriculum that prepares adult students for the emerging knowledge economy while emphasizing the latest concepts, practices, and skills in today’s rapidly changing marketplace. It is designed for working professionals from a wide range of backgrounds who wish to advance or enhance their business careers. This program offers specializations in the following areas: o Acquisition o Finance o Hospitality and Tourism Management o Human Resource Management o Management o Marketing o Supply Chain Management ...Request Program Info

Hospitality and Tourism Management -

The Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) prepares graduates for a wide range of managerial positions in business, government, and non-profit organizations. Business administration students acquire fundamental as well as practical and professional skills in all phases of business including decision-making and problem-solving capabilities.

The BBA program offers area concentrations that enable students to tailor their degrees to their career and educational goals.

Specializations are available in:

• Acquisition and Contract Management
• Banking
• E-Business
• Finance
• Hospitality and Tourism Management
• Human Resource Management
• Legal Studies
• Management
• Marketing
• Retail Management

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Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning, & Refrigeration - The HVACR program provides students with the skills and knowledge required to an entry level HVACR position. Topics include basic electricity, fundamentals of refrigeration, motor fundamentals, electric and gas pumps, troubleshooting techniques, light commercial applications, and career placement skills. The training program includes classroom lecture, hands on demonstration, medical software training, and labs. Students will be prepared to take the EPA exam upon completion of the program and obtain a Type I, II, III, or Universal certification. ...Request Program Info

Electronic Systems Technician (EST) - Today, everything and everyone is connected. Commercial and residential establishments need to be plugged in, whether its cabling, audio/video circuits, computer networks, fiberoptics or telecommunications and satellite systems. Wherever you go, there will be a need for an Electronic Systems Technician (EST).

Our campuses that offer the Diploma or Associate Degree* EST program are all equipped with a "Smart House" -- a real-world, in-house construction facility where you can practice what you learn and gain valuable hands-on experience. With industry-experienced instructors ready to apply their practical field knowledge gained from a variety of real-world environments, we can give you the training necessary to access this dynamic, new career avenue.


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Leadership - The Master of Science in Administration-Leadership will prepare you to take charge as you increase your ability to think creatively, analyze critically, and manage knowledge effectively, all while better understanding group dynamics and implementing organizational change. In addition, the MSA core courses provide the solid foundation in financial, organizational, effective leadership and “people” skills you need for success in any professional work environment. The MSA is a 36 credit hour applied degree that blends academic theory and practical application. What you learn in the classroom today can be applied at work tomorrow. ...Request Program Info

Master of Arts in Leadership - The MA degree program is designed for the graduate level management student, and consists of a core of 34 semester credit hours. This core includes courses in organizational management topics such as communications, systems and structure, culture and politics, influence and power, conflict, and data analysis. ...Request Program Info

Hospitality & Tourism - Hospitality and Tourism is the perfect program for people who want to get broad exposure to the travel industry. Individuals who specialize in this area generally have great people skills and a knack for problem solving.

If the following qualities describe you, Hospitality and Tourism might be a good program choice:

• Interested in travel
• Enjoy interacting with people
• Resourceful
• Good at solving problems
• Energetic and enthusiastic

Graduates of Heald's Hospitality and Tourism program pursue rewarding careers in various positions, including Travel Agent, Reservationist, Tour Coordinator, Administrative Assistant, Events Coordinator, Catering Assistant, or Front Desk Clerk. With your Heald degree, you'll be qualified to work in a number of different settings, ranging from hotels to travel agencies to airlines.

You'll get more than career training at Heald. You'll gain professional polish so you can be an asset your first day on the job. If you're interested in this program, you can pursue the following future educational options:

• Associate in Applied Science degree in Business Administration with an emphasis in Hospitality and Tourism
• Diploma in Business Administration with an emphasis in Hospitality and Tourism

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Bachelor - Visual Communications -

Graduates of Westwood’s Visual Communications program have the opportunity to enter an exciting, creative field that offers the opportunity to work on everything from illustration and advertising, to animation and multimedia production. Graduates of the program typically pursue positions working for advertising agencies, in-house design departments, design companies, web-design firms, and Internet companies. Graphic designers with a proven portfolio also have success pursuing freelance opportunities.

A bachelor degree in Visual Communications is designed to prepare students with the design, marketing and technical skills necessary to advance in the field of Visual Communications. In addition, the combination of management and general education courses in the program help students apply skills in general management, critical thinking, logic, communication, and problem solving to workplace challenges.

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Bachelor - Construction Management -

It seems large buildings, office complexes, and residential developments are popping up everywhere. Ever wonder who's responsible for all this growth? From bidding a job out, to breaking ground, to the ribbon-cutting ceremony, Construction Managers are some of the key players who make it happen. They make sure projects are completed on time and within budget. Start working on your construction management career today with a degree from Westwood College.

Westwood College's Bachelor of Applied Science in Construction Management Degree Program

Construction management professionals need a variety of skills to succeed in this dynamic field. Professionals coordinate projects varying from road and bridge construction to residential projects and the construction of buildings like schools and hospitals. The Construction Management Degree offered at Westwood College is a kick-start to a career that can be filled with opportunities. If you are looking for a construction management school, Westwood College provides the comprehensive training and hands-on practice that makes earning a Construction Management degree extremely valuable.

Knowledge of construction science, construction management, and business are crucial for successful individuals in the field of construction management. These are the three main fields of study in the Construction Management Degree program at Westwood College. Attending a construction management school can help you prepare for this dynamic career, and Westwood College will help you get the experience and training you need.

The Construction Management degree offered at Westwood College is fast paced and career-focused. If you are interested in construction and would like to lead others through the completion of complex projects, then construction management could be for you.

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Hospitality Tourism Management -

The Hospitality Tourism Management program prepares students for employment in one of America's largest industries. It combines the essentials of hospitality management with skills used by travel professionals, providing training that can be applied to a wide array of positions and career possibilities within the tourism field.

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Real Estate -

The Real Estate program teaches students the ins and outs of selling property, preparing them for a career as a Realtor or Broker. This real estate profession offers flexible hours and unlimited earning potential, making it one of the most exciting fields in the business world today.

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Real Estate Associate Degree - Are you interested in having a flexible work schedule? Do people describe you as goal-oriented, ambitious, or self-motivated? Does the prospect of helping people purchase property excite you? Consider enrolling in Northwestern Business College’s new Associate in Applied Science Degree in Real Estate! This program prepares you for an exciting new career, offering the education you need to prepare for exams required to earn a license to practice as a Real Estate Salesperson or Broker in the State of Illinois. ...Request Program Info

Real Estate Certificate Program -

The Real Estate program teaches students the ins and outs of selling property, preparing them for a career as a Realtor or Broker. This real estate profession offers flexible hours and unlimited earning potential, making it one of the most exciting fields in the business world today.

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Accelerated Associate of Applied Science in Culinary Arts - If you already have a Bachelor degree, Kendall’s A.A.S. Accelerated Culinary Arts program puts you on the fast track to an Associate degree in the Culinary Arts. A unique offering, our accelerated program lets you earn your two-year degree in an abbreviated time frame while enjoying the same high-caliber culinary curriculum, award-winning faculty, and rigorous hands-on experience of our traditional A.A.S. Culinary Arts degree program. You'll become well-versed in the art and science of cooking and acquire critical business management knowledge that equips you to succeed in today’s competitive job environments. Starting with culinary basics, the accelerated program culminates with you cooking in a fine dining setting overlooking the city of Chicago.

Upon graduation, you will have the professional skills, attitude, and knowledge needed to launch a culinary career and grow into a leadership position. You can also continue on to earn a Bachelor degree in Culinary Arts, a highly recommended next step for students who want to achieve their full potential in the culinary profession. ...Request Program Info

Associate of Applied Science in Baking & Pastry -

Kendall’s two-year Associate degree in Baking and Pastry Arts offers a comprehensive study of baking and pastry at Kendall’s state-of-the-art bakeshop facilities in Chicago. This degree will prepare you for a career in a professional pastry kitchen or bakeshop, or in a business with baking and pastry product lines. You will learn baking and pastry fundamentals in both theory and practical application.

You will learn the science behind baking and apply this knowledge in hands-on production. Different mixing, shaping, and baking techniques will be explored, as well as methods and creative design concepts for preparing classic and contemporary breads and pastries. In addition, you will learn how meticulously prepared, memorable breads and pastries can create a proprietary point of difference, or “signature,” that everyone will recognize.

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Associate of Applied Science in Culinary Arts -

Kendall’s two-year Associate degree in Culinary Arts uniquely fuses the art and science of cooking with an introduction into critical business management knowledge. This combination prepares you to succeed in today’s competitive culinary job environments. Starting with culinary basics, the program culminates with you cooking in our Zagat-rated fine dining setting overlooking the city of Chicago. After the first and seventh quarters, you will take comprehensive practical exams to demonstrate your mastery of concepts and techniques.

Upon graduation, you will have the professional skills, attitude, and knowledge needed to launch a culinary career and grow into a leadership position. You can also continue on to earn your Bachelor degree in Culinary Arts, a highly recommended next step for students who want to achieve their full potential in the culinary profession.

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BA in Culinary Arts -

Kendall’s four-year Bachelor of Arts in Culinary Arts degree program takes an in-depth, comprehensive approach to your culinary education. Starting with the basics, you will steadily build and enhance your culinary knowledge base of cooking techniques, and ingredients with extensive, hands-on experience.

In your junior and senior years, you will immerse yourself in the cuisines and cultures of Latin and South America, the Mediterranean, and Asia with exciting courses taught by chefs who are natives of those regions. Every quarter, you will be in the kitchen for a portion of your studies so you can continue to expand and refine your culinary skills you developed in the first two years of the program. Most junior and senior classes culminate with a formal presentation where you cover a culinary arts topic in-depth.

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Baking and Pastry Certificate - Thinking of entering the baking and pastry field? Kendall’s Baking and Pastry Certificate offers a rich, introductory overview of the baking and pastry arts. This 24-quarter hour program equips you with a practical, hands-on education that can be completed in less than one year. Students who complete the Certificate program may wish to continue their education in our Associate or Bachelor Culinary Arts degree programs. ...Request Program Info

Culinary Arts Certificate Programs - If you are looking to change careers, start a small business, or complement the work experience you already have with professional, hands-on culinary skills, Kendall College’s Culinary Arts Certificate programs are an ideal stepping stone. You will learn basic culinary arts skills and knowledge and gain exciting firsthand experience in the kitchen. Kendall Culinary Certificate programs expose you to the real world of professional cooking, baking, catering, and working as a personal chef. This makes it easy to specialize, especially if you already have industry experience. ...Request Program Info

BA Hospitality - As experts in the hospitality industry, Kendall’s Les Roches School of Hospitality Management encourages and allows students to let their creativity soar while gaining a solid grounding in the management sciences demanded in today’s hospitality marketplace. Nestled in the heart of Chicago, Kendall offers an accredited Bachelor of Arts degree with concentrations in today’s most attractive fields, including Convention and Meeting Management, Food and Beverage Operations, and Hotel Management. Discover the perfect blending of the art of hospitality and the science of management at Kendall College. ...Request Program Info

BA in Hospitality Management - As experts in the hospitality industry, Kendall’s Les Roches School of Hospitality Management encourages and allows students to let their creativity soar while gaining a solid grounding in the management sciences demanded in today’s hospitality marketplace. Nestled in the heart of Chicago, Kendall offers an accredited Bachelor of Arts degree with concentrations in today’s most attractive fields, including Convention and Meeting Management, Food and Beverage Operations, and Hotel Management. Discover the perfect blending of the art of hospitality and the science of management at Kendall College. ...Request Program Info

Air Conditioning & Refrigeration - The Air Conditioning, Refrigeration, and Heating service industry has experienced a critical shortage of qualified technicians in recent years, the need for qualified personnel is the greatest challenge facing the industry today. Concerns about energy efficiency, the integration of sophisticated control systems, new technologies in heating and cooling and construction spurred by growth have created tremendous opportunities for trained technicians. This training is designed for men and women with mechanical aptitude who enjoy working with their hands. Students study in six main modules: Introduction to Mechanical Refrigeration Systems Introduction to Electrical Servicing Introduction to Commercial Controls Commercial Controls and Applications Gas Heating Air Conditioning, Electric Heat and Heat Pumps Educational Objective To provide the successful graduate with the necessary skills for entry-level positions in companies that install, operate, troubleshoot and service light commercial and domestic air conditioning, refrigeration, and heating equipment in private homes, office buildings, factories and other facilities. Day program is full time, 36 weeks in length and 72-quarter credit hours. Evening program is part time, 48 weeks in length and 51-quarter credit hours. ...Request Program Info

Air Conditioning, Refrigeration and Heating - The Air Conditioning, Refrigeration, and Heating service industry has experienced a critical shortage of qualified technicians in recent years, the need for qualified personnel is the greatest challenge facing the industry today. Concerns about energy efficiency, the integration of sophisticated control systems, new technologies in heating and cooling and construction spurred by growth have created tremendous opportunities for trained technicians. ...Request Program Info

Electrical Maintenance - The Electrical Maintenance Technician of today installs and services a broad range of electrical systems and controls. The Electrical Maintenance program is designed to provide the skills and competencies demanded by today's industrial, commercial and residential electrical equipment and systems. The development of new information, the dismantling of related monopolies and the onset of competition in services have created tens of thousands of opportunities and challenges for the commercial and residential Electrical Maintenance Technician. ...Request Program Info

Heating, Air Conditioning, and Refrigeration - Day Program -

As the population and economy grow, so does the demand for new residential, commercial, and industrial climate-control systems. People and businesses depend on their climate-control systems and must keep them in good working order, regardless of economic conditions. The U.S. Department of Labor expects employment of heating, air-conditioning, and refrigeration mechanics and installers to grow faster than the average for all occupations through the year 2012.

The A.A.S. Degree in Heating, Air Conditioning, and Refrigeration program is intended for students who are seeking careers in the Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning, and Refrigeration (HVAC-R) industry and will provide the successful graduate with the necessary skills for entry level positions in the Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning, and Refrigeration industry. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the demand for employees with an associate degree continues to out-pace all other career preparation categories. This program will be appropriate for individuals who are interested in a career in current technology for diagnosing, servicing, repairing, and managing heating, air conditioning, and refrigeration energy systems.

This program prepares students to take the EPA 608 refrigeration certification exams. Laboratory work in this program occasionally requires bending, stooping, climbing ladders, and lifting loads greater than 50 pounds.

The employment objective is entry-level employment as a heating, air-conditioning, and refrigeration mechanic and installer.

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Heating, Air Conditioning, and Refrigeration - Evening Program - The Air Conditioning, Refrigeration, and Heating service industry has experienced a critical shortage of qualified technicians in recent years, the need for qualified personnel is the greatest challenge facing the industry today. Concerns about energy efficiency, the integration of sophisticated control systems, new technologies in heating and cooling and construction spurred by growth have created tremendous opportunities for trained technicians. This training is designed for men and women with mechanical aptitude who enjoy working with their hands. Students study in six main modules: Introduction to Mechanical Refrigeration Systems Introduction to Electrical Servicing Introduction to Commercial Controls Commercial Controls and Applications Gas Heating Air Conditioning, Electric Heat and Heat Pumps Educational Objective To provide the successful graduate with the necessary skills for entry-level positions in companies that install, operate, troubleshoot and service light commercial and domestic air conditioning, refrigeration, and heating equipment in private homes, office buildings, factories and other facilities. Day program is full time, 36 weeks in length and 72-quarter credit hours. Evening program is part time, 48 weeks in length and 51-quarter credit hours. ...Request Program Info

Building Construction Technology -

Hammers, nails, and wood. Cement, steel, and glass...the basic elements at any construction job. South Suburban College's Building Construction Technology program gives you the specific skills to put it all together.

What will I learn in class?
In South Suburban College's Building Construction Technology program, you'll learn the basics of construction...and the management skills needed to supervise a project from beginning to end.

You'll receive valuable experience participating in our hands-on project: building a house in our large construction technology workshop.

You'll also work in the field, through a one-of-a-kind project building new and rehabilitating existing homes in the South Suburban College community. Participation in this unique project will give you a wide range of experience in plumbing, electrical, and concrete work, as well as general construction and remodeling techniques. Best yet, you'll receive college credit while helping to turn vacant housing into affordable and comfortable living space.

Advanced carpentry classes are also included in the actual construction of a new home on a building site within the community.

Our Construction Technology program is continually updated to reflect current techniques, equipment and technology. Courses include electrical and mechanical techniques, cost estimating, project supervision and management, computer aided design (CAD), architectural CAD and drafting, surveying and construction materials and methods in wood, masonry, steel and home energy dynamics.

What is the employment outlook?
After completing South Suburban College's Building Construction Technology program, you'll find a full spectrum of career opportunities available in the fields of building construction, highway construction, heavy-industrial construction and municipal-utility construction.

It all adds up to an incredible amount of experience-that translates into highly regarded credentials when it's time to look for a job. However, if you're already employed in construction, our program will provide you with the knowledge it takes to get that promotion or raise.

Employment opportunities for Building Construction Technology graduates are excellent, with starting salaries ranging from $14,000 to $20,000, according to the Occupational Outlook Handbook.

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708-596-2000, ext. 2508

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Fitness Professional -

Fitness Professional (AAS-0649)

The Associate of Applied Science curriculum is an educationally comprehensive and technically oriented program designed for individuals wanting to pursue professions in the fitness industry. The industry is now experiencing a growing number of employment opportunities in corporate fitness programs, health clubs, YMCA/YWCA, fitness centers, and other professional franchises. Students in the fitness professional program receive skilled instruction in aerobics, strength training, fitness assessment, exercise prescription, and equipment use and maintenance.

The sixty-five to sixty-six hour degree program provides a more comprehensive education when compared to the certificate path, but also allows the option to transfer many courses to four-year institutions. The degree can be completed in a four-semester format although there is opportunity to alter the course sequencing based on individual student needs and circumstances.

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Equine Operations -

Classes are held at South Suburban College's Main Campus and Balmoral Race Track.

EQO 100x97Introduction to Equine Management (1,1)
This course provides an overview of equine operations and introduces students to the various career fields available in the area. F, Sp

EQO 110x97Equine Training and Handling I (2,3)
Prerequisite: EQO 100 or by consent of instructor
Equine psychology emphasizing handling and training techniques with horses of all ages and temperaments. Includes practical application of the above techniques and safety of both horse and handler. Fee $10. S

EQO 115x97Horse Health (3,4)
Prerequisite: Recommend EQO 100 or by consent of instructor
Fundamentals of care and health management of horses with emphasis on standardbreds. Discussion of preventative medicine, health maintenance, and equine first-aid. Fee $20. F

EQO 120x97Conformation (3,3)
Prerequisite: Recommend EQO 100 or by consent of instructor
Elements of structure and function of the equine body, with emphasis on bones, tendons, ligaments, articular structures, the circulatory and digestive system. The study of normal and abnormal conformation, dental characteristics, common unsoundness, and results of parasitic and traumatic injury will be emphasized. F, Sp

EQO 200x97Horse Management Internship (3,arranged)
Prerequisite: EQO 110
To learn and develop proficiency in daily management practices associated with the operation of a training barn. Activities include grooming, basic health care, feeding, mucking out and exercise. Fee $20. S

EQO 210x97Feeding and Nutrition (3,3)
Prerequisite: Recommend EQO 100 or by consent of instructor
Fundamental principles of equine nutrition with emphasis on practical feeding of horses, determining balanced rations, economic considerations and understanding new developments. Comprehensive study concerning the nutrient value, composition, properties and use of important feedstuffs. F, Sp

EQO 215x97Farriering (2,3)
Prerequisite: Recommend EQO 100 or by consent of instructor
Study of the structures of the hoof, lower leg anatomy and proper hoof care. Includes analysis of locomotion, relationship of conformation and gait, and assessment of shoeing. Proper restraint and safety techniques will be analyzed. Fee $20. S

EQO 220x97Breeding and Selection (3,4)
Prerequisite: Recommend EQO 100
Practical principles of breeding, selection and management of breeding stock. Analysis and appraisal of studs and mares for health, conformation, and lineage. Study of reproductive anatomy and physiology, breeding procedures, and artificial insemination. Fee $10. Sp

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Culinary Arts - If you have a desire to blend your interests and talents with a rewarding career, get ready to embark on the journey of a lifetime in the exciting field of culinary arts. The Institute of Culinary Arts at Robert Morris College offers an accredited degree program that provides the skills, solid foundation, and hands-on experience you need to succeed in any culinary field. The program is accessible, affordable, accelerated and applicable to real-world culinary environments. ...Request Program Info

Travel Business Management - There is currently no description for this program. ...Request Program Info

Travel and Tourism - There is currently no description for this program. ...Request Program Info

Travel Associate - There is currently no description for this program. ...Request Program Info

Travel Professional - There is currently no description for this program. ...Request Program Info

Travel and Tourism - The objective of the Travel and Tourism program is to prepare students with the knowledge, technical skills, and work habits required for a variety of entry-level positions ranging from customer service agents, airline station managers, senior flight attendants, car rental reservationists, travel agents, or supervisory positions such as hotel management. The ability to work in teams and to understand co-worker and client needs in all modes of communication is integral to success in the travel industry. All aspects of travel are studied including airline, rail, cruises, motor coach, corporate travel, theme parks, and convention and special events. Students are trained using a live APOLLO system and a United Airlines computer reservation system. Students prepare and study for the Certified Travel Associate (CTA), TAP certification, Destination Specialist (DS), and the Tour Certification (USTOA). Hamilton College is a certified ICTA training center, and all testing is completed at the College. Upon successful completion of the program, graduates will be awarded an Associate of Applied Science degree. ...Request Program Info

Associate of Arts in Leadership Studies - Provide students the foundation for success in the pursuit of a broad-based liberal arts education. Develop a sense of self-awareness in the student so as to enhance the development of leadership skills. Challenge and develop the intellectual constructs for students so as to create more open-minded, tolerant and accepting citizens of their respective communities. Enable the students to critically evaluate challenges and opportunities so that they may continue the journey of life-long learning. ...Request Program Info

Heating, Air Conditioning, and Refrigeration Technology - Heating, air conditioning and refrigeration technicians maintain, troubleshoot and repair heating, air conditioning and refrigeration systems. Students receive training in basic electrical and refrigeration components and circuits, the differences among series, parallel, and combination series-parallel resistive circuits, the refrigeration cycle and process, troubleshooting various types of heating systems, the different types of air purification systems, the air conditioning installation process and how to troubleshoot compressor problems. Students receive extensive hands-on laboratory training to gain practical experience. ...Request Program Info

Personal Training -

Personal Trainers work in fitness centers, resorts, health clubs, universities, cruise ships, corporations, and private practice.

Personal Trainers coach their clients through workouts (weights, aerobics, and flexibility training), fat loss, cardiovascular conditioning, and injury rehabilitation to help them reach their fitness and health goals.

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Personal Trainer - As a PCI student, you will learn to perform a variety of exercise-related assessments and tests, design safe and effective exercise programs, implement safe weight loss/gain programs and be proficient in a variety of business-related skills for work in a fitness center, corporate gym or your own personal training business. Take advantage of our extensive collection of fitness equipment ranging from free-weight equipment to treadmills and elliptical machines to Nautilus Nitro machines as you advance in the program. ...Request Program Info

Massage Therapy -

Massage therapy is far more beneficial than most people realize. While it does help soothe muscles after a busy day of work, massage therapy also has many healing properties. Learn the art of massage therapy through Massage Therapy training at Pinnacle Career Institute!

The Massage Therapy classes at PCI incorporate clinical work and classroom work so graduates are ready to sit for the National Commission on Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork exam. Master the healing art of massage while you prepare for a career as a massage therapist in a spa or fitness center. You can even start your own massage therapy business with training in the PCI Massage Therapy program. Make our massage therapy school your choice for rewarding career training. Contact us now to sign up!

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Medical Assistant -

Most medical offices would not function without the help of trained medical assistants. They help physicians and other medical staff perform their jobs efficiently by doing many of the up-front and behind-the-scenes work. Become a medical assistant with training from Pinnacle Career Institute's Medical Assistant program.

The Medical Assistant certificate program at PCI prepares you to take an active role in the treatment of patients. You will learn to perform routine medical procedures such as collecting and preparing laboratory specimens (including phlebotomy), taking medical histories and vital signs, explaining treatment procedures, and assisting with examinations. Get a career that makes a difference in your life and the lives of those you help. Enroll in the PCI Medical Assistant courses today to train to become a medical assistant.

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Air Conditioning/Refrigeration - Students receive instruction in residential and commercial refrigeration, basic and related electricity, theory of cooling and heating, blueprint reading, safety procedures, proper use of tools and equipment, installation, trouble-shooting and customer relations. Approximately 20 percent of the studentx92s time is spent in classroom theory with the remaining balance spent in actually hands-on training. ...Request Program Info

Building Technology - Develop the basic skills necessary to enter the building construction industry. ...Request Program Info

Welding - Welders are skilled craftsmen combining both art and science in their profession. They hold an important place in modern industry working in manufacturing, construction, maintenance and repair. ...Request Program Info

Hospitality Management - The objective of this program is to prepare individuals to serve as general managers and directors of hospitality operations on a system-wide basis, including both travel arrangements and promotion and the provision of traveler facilities. Includes instruction in:

• principles of operations in the travel and tourism,
• hotel and lodging facilities,
• food services, and recreation facilities industries;
• hospitality marketing strategies;
• hospitality planning;
• management and coordination of franchise and unit operations;
• business management;
• accounting and financial management;
• hospitality transportation and logistics;
• hospitality industry policies and regulations.

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MBA: Hospitality and Tourism Management - The MBA program offers a broad-based education, with a choice of concentrations. The program features a curriculum that prepares adult students for the emerging knowledge economy while emphasizing the latest concepts, practices, and skills in today’s rapidly changing marketplace. It is designed for working professionals from a wide range of backgrounds who wish to advance or enhance their business careers. This program offers specializations in the following areas: o Acquisition o Finance o Hospitality and Tourism Management o Human Resource Management o Management o Marketing o Supply Chain Management ...Request Program Info

Hospitality and Tourism Management -

The Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) prepares graduates for a wide range of managerial positions in business, government, and non-profit organizations. Business administration students acquire fundamental as well as practical and professional skills in all phases of business including decision-making and problem-solving capabilities.

The BBA program offers area concentrations that enable students to tailor their degrees to their career and educational goals.

Specializations are available in:

• Acquisition and Contract Management
• Banking
• E-Business
• Finance
• Hospitality and Tourism Management
• Human Resource Management
• Legal Studies
• Management
• Marketing
• Retail Management

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Refrigeration, Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning Service Technician - The objective of the Refrigeration, Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning Service Technician (RHVAC) program is to provide students with the electrical and mechanical knowledge and performance skills required of entry-level technicians to install, adjust, troubleshoot, maintain and repair residential and commercial refrigeration, heating and air conditioning equipment for proper operation and efficiency. Graduates of this program receive 4,000 hours credit toward the 6,000 hours requirement for a Massachusetts Refrigeration License. The program teaches fundamentals of refrigeration and principles of electricity, residential and commercial refrigeration, heating, air conditioning, humidifying and air cleaning, residential heat pumps, heat load calculations and duct sizing. ...Request Program Info

Electrician - The objective of the Electrician program is to prepare students with the knowledge, technical skills and work habits required for an entry-level position as an electrician. This program provides instruction in the basic fundamentals of electricity and its practical applications; instructs students in direct current and alternating current circuitry; residential, commercial and industrial wiring, along with specialized areas, such as motors and motor control circuits, transformer installations and services requirements; and provides instruction of the National Electrical Code and its application to safe electrical installations. Students may use their skills in entry-level positions as electricians on new construction projects, on additions for restoration sites, or may secure commercial or industrial maintenance positions. Graduates of the program may utilize their skills to find entry-level employment as an electrician in various companies: building construction and design; general building construction; commercial and residential construction; construction equipment and supply; hobby and model construction supplies; lake and pond maintenance; paving contractors and construction; and swimming pool contractors. ...Request Program Info

Travel and Hospitality Management - The Andover College Travel and Hospitality Management Program provides students an education that will prepare them to join the industry with basic knowledge and skills, along with a good work ethic. Students can demonstrate building a PNR and have the opportunity to gain first hand travel experience by participating in a \Familiarization Trip\" and having internships in the local area and in Orlando at Walt Disney World. This program will assist students in preparing for the Travel Agency Proficiency Test, sponsored by the Travel Institute. Please see the \"Certification, State Board, and National Board Exams\" section of the catalog for further guidance." ...Request Program Info

Travel and Hospitality - The Travel & Hospitality Management certificate program is a stand-alone program for interested students, as well as the first step in obtaining a degree in travel and hospitality management. This program will provide the basic skills and understanding to work in the travel and hospitality management field. Students will complete 13 courses comprised of travel and hospitality management specific courses along with some key business courses and an internship. This program will assist students in preparing for the Travel Agency Proficiency Test, sponsored by the Travel Institute. Please see the \Certification, State Board, and National Board Exams\" section of the catalog for further guidance." ...Request Program Info

MBA: Hospitality and Tourism Management - The MBA program offers a broad-based education, with a choice of concentrations. The program features a curriculum that prepares adult students for the emerging knowledge economy while emphasizing the latest concepts, practices, and skills in today’s rapidly changing marketplace. It is designed for working professionals from a wide range of backgrounds who wish to advance or enhance their business careers. This program offers specializations in the following areas: o Acquisition o Finance o Hospitality and Tourism Management o Human Resource Management o Management o Marketing o Supply Chain Management ...Request Program Info

Hospitality and Tourism Management -

The Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) prepares graduates for a wide range of managerial positions in business, government, and non-profit organizations. Business administration students acquire fundamental as well as practical and professional skills in all phases of business including decision-making and problem-solving capabilities.

The BBA program offers area concentrations that enable students to tailor their degrees to their career and educational goals.

Specializations are available in:

• Acquisition and Contract Management
• Banking
• E-Business
• Finance
• Hospitality and Tourism Management
• Human Resource Management
• Legal Studies
• Management
• Marketing
• Retail Management

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Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning (HVAC) -

Lincoln Tech offers you the opportunity to keep your clients comfortable and happy through climate control. Although heating and air conditioning systems are common, professionals with the skills to keep them running are not, allowing you to relax when it comes to your job security. Households and businesses everywhere need experienced technicians like yourself to install, maintain and repair their everyday systems and appliances.

As a student of Air Conditioning, Refrigeration and Heating Technology, you will begin with system component operations and the effects of temperature and pressure of liquids and gasses. Using advanced computer software and technology, you can graduate knowing you are prepared for many of the on-the-job challenges you will encounter.

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Culinary - Learning Culinary Arts is more than following recipes; it's mastering new techniques, tasting new ingredients, and perfecting your skills. Our Culinary Arts Programs offer a broad array of culinary theory and practical experiences necessary for success in the food service industry. All courses emphasize activities with extensive periods of hands-on practical experience in professionally equipped culinary laboratories. At our culinary campuses, students who are passionate about cooking get comprehensive Culinary training including French Cuisine, Asian, Mediterranean, Latin and World Cuisines, baking, and pastry and even kitchen and restaurant management. ...Request Program Info

Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning - The objective of the Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning program is to prepare students with the knowledge of troubleshooting, repair and safety skills needed for entry-level positions in the HVAC industry. This will be achieved through discussion, lectures, and extensive hands-on laboratory experience with actual HVAC equipment. The following hand tools and instrumentation are used in this program: copper pipe assembly using tubing benders; brazing/soldering torches; leak-testing; evacuating/charging with temperature and pressure methods; refrigeration recovery equipment; testing, troubleshooting and repairing electrical/mechanical problems; window and central air conditioning systems; heat pumps; warm air gas and oil-fired furnaces; CO2 efficiency tests; electronic air filters; humidification and dehumidification; and the study of psychometrics and hydronic gas-fired systems. Preparation for the EPA Refrigeration certification exam and the exam are included ...Request Program Info

Refrigeration, Heating, and Air Conditioning - The objective of the Refrigeration, Heating, and Air Conditioning program is to prepare students with the knowledge of troubleshooting, repair and safety skills needed for entry-level positions in the RHAC industry. This will be achieved through discussion, lectures and extensive hands-on laboratory experience with actual RHAC equipment. The following hand tools and instrumentation are used in this program: copper pipe assembly using tubing benders; brazing/soldering torches; leak-testing; evacuating/charging with temperature and pressure methods; refrigeration recovery equipment; testing, troubleshooting and repairing electrical/mechanical problems; walk-in boxes; icemakers; reach-in cases; window and central air conditioning systems; heat pumps; warm air gas and oil-fired furnaces; CO2 efficiency tests; electronic air filters; humidification and dehumidification; and the study of psychometrics and hydronic gas-fired systems. Preparation for the EPA Refrigeration certification exam and the exam are included. ...Request Program Info

Electrician - The objective of the Electrician program is to prepare students with the knowledge, technical skills and work habits required for entry-level positions as Electricians. This program provides instruction in the basic fundamentals of electricity and its practical applications; instructs students in direct current and alternating current circuitry; residential, commercial and industrial wiring, along with specialized areas such as motors and motor control circuits, transformer installations, and services requirements; and provides instruction of the National Electrical Code and its application to safe electrical installations. Students may use their skills in entry-level positions as electricians on new construction projects, on additions for restoration sites, or in commercial or industrial maintenance positions. Graduates of the program may utilize their skills to find entry-level employment as electricians in various companies to include: building construction and design; general building construction; commercial and residential construction; construction equipment and supply; hobby and model construction supplies; lake and pond maintenance; paving contractors and construction; and swimming pool contractors. ...Request Program Info

Professional Esthetics Training Program (Skin Care) - This program offers the most pertinent theoretical and practical components of skin care training. The theory component emphasizes the study of the structure and function of the human body, the latest body and facial treatments, dermatology, product chemistry, and product ingredients. The theoretical experience will also expose students to business and career development, salon safety, Maryland laws and regulations, and salon sanitation. The practical portion of the program will develop the student’s dexterity, manipulative skills, and confidence required to be an effective esthetician. The Basic Skin Care Program offers instruction in basic facials, makeup application, extensive waxing procedures, non-wax hair removal, and rapid exfoliants. Students will be using state of the industry equipment and will be exposed to exceptional guest speakers and faculty who are well renowned in their areas of expertise. This program meets the requirements set forth in the Maryland State Board of Cosmetology and offers reciprocity in 38 states. ...Request Program Info

Culinary Arts - The Culinary Career Training program at L'Academie de Cuisine is a dynamic one-year program of classroom study, kitchen training and paid externship as preparation for a career in the professional culinary field. The program is divided into three sessions: Phase I, Phase II and Phase II. ...Request Program Info

Pastry Arts - The Pastry Arts Program at L'Academie de Cuisine is a vibrant 30-week program of classroom study, kitchen training and paid externship as preparation for a career in the professional pastry arts field. Divided into three 10-week sessions, the program is an intensive hands-on course for serious students. ...Request Program Info

HVAC/R - Imagine trying to survive a winter without heating, or a midsummer heatwave without air conditioning. And how could the food service industry survive without refrigeration? If you want an interesting job with outstanding career prospects, the heating, ventilation and air conditioning industry is a fast-growing segment of the economy. It will keep you busy year-round, installing, maintaining and repairing these systems in both residences and commercial establishments!

At Branford Hall’s new Technical Training Center, you’ll work with the latest tools, equipment and technologies, and will be trained by instructors with industry experience who know what today’s employers expect. A growing number of HVAC technicians are needed now all across the country in this high-demand field! Branford Hall, a leader in career education, can get you started now. ...Request Program Info

Culinary Arts - There are many different positions available for Branford Hall's culinary graduates. Line or prep cook, sous chef, head chef, caterer, pastry chef, and executive chef are just a few of the options. With so many different areas of cooking and different types of cuisine, it's easy to find one that fulfills your creative talents.

Thanks to the recent focus on cooking as an art form, the work of a chef has become more respected than ever. Chefs have become TV celebrities. Cookbooks have become bestsellers. The work of a chef is never easy but a career as a chef is becoming a very popular one.

Some areas of training include:
• Science of Food & Nutrition • Knife Skills
• Spa Cuisines • The Art of Food
• Bakeshop & Desserts • International Cuisines
• Business Operations • Hors D'oeuvres/Appetizers
• Soups & Sauces • Vegetables & Fruits
• Beverages • Preparation & Serving of Meats

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Culinary Arts - The Culinary Arts Certificate Program prepares students for exciting careers in food service preparation. From the beginning, the students are engaged in food preparation and educational courses in both classroom and laboratory settings. These courses provide the essential foundation for the food service techniques required of the industry.

The program aims to develop professionalism and excellence in students. The combination of academic, laboratory, and hands-on classes will develop the skills need in food production methods, cost control, nutrition, sanitation, and food marketing. ...Request Program Info

Entertainment Management with a Recording Arts Production Concentration -

Why Bay State College's Associate Degree in Recording Arts Concentration?

• Within two years, students have the requisite education and skills to pursue careers in the Recording Arts fields.
• Students have the opportunity to study and work in Boston, MA, one of Americax92s most musically enriched and dynamic cities.
• Students can work with the latest audio equipment, putting them at the cutting edge of audio engineering technology.

The Associate Degree in the Recording Arts Concentration is designed to give students a sequenced and balanced education in the theory, the technology and the business aspects of the Recording Arts. Students begin their education with Audio Theory, an introductory course focusing on the math and the science of audio theory. After this intensive introduction, students move on to Bay State Collegex92s state of the art DeskTop Audio lab, followed by the second half of Audio Theory and finally a course in Critical Listening. As part of the curriculum in the Recording Arts Concentration, students will take a combination of entertainment, business and general education studies to round out their preparation.

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Entertainment Management -

Why Bay State College's Associate Degree in Entertainment Management?

• Students can jump start their careers with a solid education in the entertainment business.
• The Boston, MA area provides numerous world-class arts and sports organizations in which to intern.
• Students receive the education and skills they need to realize their goals in the Entertainment Management field.

Entertainment is one of America's largest and fastest growing industries. This program is designed to cover the various sectors and management functions in the entertainment industry. It prepares students for business careers in the entertainment fields of film, television, music, radio, theater, or sports. Students will be trained to work with movie and television production companies, music production and music promotion companies, theater organizations, talent agencies, sports organizations and agencies, tourist destinations, recreation centers, and city, townships and governmental recreation or arts agencies.

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Travel and Hospitality Management -

The Travel and Hospitality Management program prepares students for an exciting career in the management of travel, hotel and meeting/conference planning operations. Opportunities abound_the result of a growing industry of business travel, tourism, and expanding service economies domestically and internationally. Hospitality professionals enjoy rapid career growth, financial rewards, and the personal satisfaction that this service industry offers.

Recent Travel and Hospitality Management graduates have entered their field as:

• Assistant Room Service Managers
• Catering Assistants
• Guest Services Agents
• Assistant Convention Services Managers
• Reservationists
• Convention Coordinators
• Food Service Managers

Bay State College graduates have gone on to full-time positions at companies such as:

• Le Meridien
• The Four Seasons Hotel
• Royal Sonesta Hotels
• Ritz Carlton
• Westin Hotel
• Walt Disney World
• Marriott Copley Place

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Cosmetology - The Cosmetology course comprises of 1000 hours of cosmetology instruction. It prepares a student for a license in the state of Massachusetts. Students will learn all facets of the Beauty Industry in a theory and laboratory environment. ...Request Program Info

Manicuring - The manicuring course comprises of 150 hours of manicuring instruction. It prepares a student for a license in the state of Massachusetts. Students will learn all facets of the Beauty Industry in a theory and laboratory environment. ...Request Program Info

Cosmetology - We offer a complete 1550 hour course in Cosmetology, which is the art and science of beauty care. It involves the care of the skin, hair, scalp and nails. Students receive classes in theory, which gives them a basic scientific knowledge of various subjects such as chemistry, anatomy, physiology, hair cutting, hair styling, permanent waving, hair coloring, manicuring, facials, pin curling, roller placement, and salon management. In addition, practical classes are also given prior to clinic floor training.

After successful completion of our course and passing the state board examination, several career options become open to the licensed cosmetologist, such as manager operator, nail technician or cosmetic technician, competition or platform stylist, salon owner, salon manager, or school instructor. This course is designed with the individual in mind, keeping up with the current trends in the field of Cosmetology.

1550 Total Hours

240 hours basic instruction and pre-clinical training skills in: related science, business and salon management, safety and sanitation, other elected subjects.

180 hours of additional instruction in related theory and sciences.

1130 hours applied sciences and clinical skills in:
shampooing, scalp and hair conditioning, hair design and shaping, chemical hair control, hair coloring, hair styling, facials and makeup, manicures. ...Request Program Info

Nail Technology - Nail Technology is the complete study of the arms, hands and nails including the diseases and disorders and the cosmetics used. The objective of this program is to prepare students to know the correct procedure and have the ability to pursue a career as a professional technician.

350 Total Hours

50 hours basic instruction and pre-clinical training in: sciences of anatomy, dermatology, chemistry, electricity and light, safety and sanitation as related to manicuring, and Minnesota Statutes which pertain to manicuring practice

150 hours of additional instruction in related theory and sciences.

150 hours of applied sciences and clinical skills in manicuring including at least 50 manicures. (10 applications of artificial nails, 3 of which are sculptured on the nail.) ...Request Program Info

Homeland Security and Public Safety - The program prepares students with the necessary skills and academic knowledge for advancement in entry-level positions in various law enforcement, fire service, and industrial security enterprises. These career opportunities may be in areas such as public safety, security, government agency, diplomatic security, and border patrol. ...Request Program Info

Associate of Science in Business - The Associate of Science with Concentration in Business degree program is a 64-credit, lower-division academic program, with 48 credits in major courses, designed for adult learners who wish to relate their practical career experience to business and management theory. It is designed to help students acquire skills and knowledge essential in the business world, while providing a strong background in liberal arts. The program introduces students to the basic structure of the business world. Business management topics covered include: oral and written communication; free enterprise; economics; government; law; accounting; and human resource management. Also included in the program sequence are liberal arts courses covering environmental science, mathematics, and humanities. The core curriculum is structured sequentially, with students taking one course at a time. Courses involve four-hour class sessions once a week, generally for five weeks. Participants also form study groups made up of three to five students who meet outside of class to work on assigned individual and group projects.
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Cosmetology -

Now you can prepare for great opportunities in the dynamic field of cosmetology. If you are creative, enjoy working with people, and like working with hair, nails and skincare, you can turn your interests into a rewarding career. Top artists can earn good incomes in beauty-industry careers.

Youx92ll learn about:

• Haircutting and styling
• Wigs and hair enhancements
• Facials and makeup
• Manicure and pedicure
• Salon management
• Salon ownership
• Careers in product marketing and education

Donx92t wait! Get your beautiful new career started today!

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General Education Studies, A.S. - NAU's Associate of Science degree in General Education Studies offers an opportunity for students who have not declared a career goal. Upon completion of this degree, students may apply most of the course work toward a four-year degree at National American University. The number of credits applicable toward the four-year degree will depend on the program selected. ...Request Program Info

Exercise Specialist - The Exercise Specialist program is an 80-week program that results in an Occupational Associate degree. Designed to provide the student with the skills necessary to function in a physical fitness environment, the program provides a well-rounded education about all aspects of a physical fitness career. ...Request Program Info

Personal Trainer - Bryan College's Personal Trainer diploma program can be completed in 60 weeks. The personal training courses offered at our schools in Rogers and Springfield are designed to teach students the skills necessary to function in a physical fitness environment!
Through participating in Bryan College's Personal Trainer program, you can become familiar with industry terminology, biomechanics, and biomechanical and exercise physiology, as well as learn techniques in office management, records management, lifestyle and health, nutrition, athletic training, psychology, and sports medicine.
The Personal Trainer diploma program is a great way to get started in the physical fitness industry – and for those who seek further instruction, earned credits can be transferred to the Exercise Specialist Occupational Associate degree program.

Bryan College's Personal Trainer program will teach you:
• Physical fitness office management
• Physical fitness records management
• Maintenance of lifestyle and health
• Nutrition and weight management
• Physical training programs and techniques
• Psychology used in physical fitness
• Sports medicine
• Industry terminology
• Biomechanics and exercise physiology
• Legal requirements associated with the fitness industry ...Request Program Info

Travel and Tourism - The Travel and Tourism program prepares students to enter into the travel industry! This 60-week program provides basic knowledge of the travel industry in order to prepare them for entry-level travel positions upon graduation. In addition, the program can prepare students for certification in many fields of travel. After completion of this program, students have the option to transfer all earned credits toward the Travel and Tourism Specialist Occupational Associate Degree program.

Here's what you will learn:
• Customer service skills
• About travel agencies
• About airlines
• About cruise lines
• About tour operators
• About rail companies
• About hotels and resorts
• About tourist boards
• About car rental agencies
• About motor coach companies ...Request Program Info

Travel and Tourism Specialist - The Travel and Tourism program is an 80-week program that results in an of Occupational Associate degree. This program prepares the student with knowledge of all aspects of travel in order to facilitate their entrance into the travel industry. The student will be equipped with the necessary knowledge to gain an entry-level travel position upon graduation. The student will also have the knowledge and training needed to become certified in many fields of travel.

Here's what you will learn:
• Customer service skills
• About travel agencies
• About airlines
• About cruise lines
• About tour operators
• About rail companies
• About hotels and resorts
• About tourist boards
• About car rental agencies
• About motor coach companies
• Development of logical reasoning and problem solving abilities
• Structure and survey of government systems ...Request Program Info

Personal Training -

Personal Trainers work in fitness centers, resorts, health clubs, universities, cruise ships, corporations, and private practice.

Personal Trainers coach their clients through workouts (weights, aerobics, and flexibility training), fat loss, cardiovascular conditioning, and injury rehabilitation to help them reach their fitness and health goals.

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Medical Insurance Billing and Coding - The Medical Insurance Billing and Coding certificate program provides students with a solid foundation in the critical skills needed in healthcare billing and coding practices. Successful graduates will be well-prepared to enter the healthcare field in billing and coding - both physician-based and in-patient coders. Graduates of the program will be provided with technological competencies, interpersonal strategies, and understanding of the value and importance of correct billing and coding to be a successful professional in the field. They will be prepared to take the AAPC for Apprentice-level certification (CPC-A). ...Request Program Info

Personal Trainer -

As a PCI student, you will learn to perform a variety of exercise-related assessments and tests, design safe and effective exercise programs, implement safe weight loss/gain programs and be proficient in a variety of business-related skills for work in a fitness center, corporate gym or your own personal training business. Take advantage of our extensive collection of fitness equipment ranging from free-weight equipment to treadmills and elliptical machines to Nautilus Nitro machines as you advance in the program.

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Massage Therapy -

Massage therapy is far more beneficial than most people realize. While it does help soothe muscles after a busy day of work, massage therapy also has many healing properties. Learn the art of massage therapy through Massage Therapy training at Pinnacle Career Institute!

The Massage Therapy classes at PCI incorporate clinical work and classroom work so graduates are ready to sit for the National Commission on Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork exam. Master the healing art of massage while you prepare for a career as a massage therapist in a spa or fitness center. You can even start your own massage therapy business with training in the PCI Massage Therapy program. Make our massage therapy school your choice for rewarding career training. Contact us now to sign up!

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Medical Assistant -

Most medical offices would not function without the help of trained medical assistants. They help physicians and other medical staff perform their jobs efficiently by doing many of the up-front and behind-the-scenes work. Become a medical assistant with training from Pinnacle Career Institute's Medical Assistant program.

The Medical Assistant certificate program at PCI prepares you to take an active role in the treatment of patients. You will learn to perform routine medical procedures such as collecting and preparing laboratory specimens (including phlebotomy), taking medical histories and vital signs, explaining treatment procedures, and assisting with examinations. Get a career that makes a difference in your life and the lives of those you help. Enroll in the PCI Medical Assistant courses today to train to become a medical assistant.

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Electronics - The Electronics program explores both the fundamentals and advanced theories of electronics, integrated circuits, microprocessors and computer technology. This program provides graduates with an excellent knowledge of electronics, data communications, telecommunications and networking. A well-rounded background in the tools and electronic test equipment used to analyze and repair malfunctions in computer and telecommunications-related equipment will be learned in the classroom by hands-on application in the electronic laboratory. ...Request Program Info

Baking and Pastry Arts - The objective of this program is to prepare students for entry-level management in baking and pastry culinary applications. Building on the skills developed in the diploma program, students will develop professionalism through hands-on experience and personal interaction with chef instructors. Students will develop their own baking and pastry techniques through extensive lab exposure with specialty pastries, plated desserts, and artisan breads. ...Request Program Info

Culinary Arts - The objective of this program is to prepare students to perform the tasks necessary for entry-level management in culinary applications for the food service industry. Building on the skills developed in the diploma program, students will develop professionalism through hands-on experience and personal interaction with chef instructors. Students will develop their own culinary techniques through extensive lab exposure for excellence in food production, creativity, marketing, cost analysis, sanitation and nutrition. ...Request Program Info

Culinary Essentials - The objective of this program is to prepare students to perform the tasks necessary for the successful operation of the brigade, line operation, or baking/pastry bench in a foodservice-related industry. Students will be prepared for entry-level employment as: demi-chefs (assistants); commis (apprentices); chefs de partie (station chefs); line cooks; short-order cooks; or as institutional cooks. Students will be prepared to perform entry-level tasks as captains or headwaiters in front of the house operations. Students will also be prepared to perform entry-level tasks at the bakers's bench as a boulanger. Students will be prepared to assist with supply, inventory and waste control, as well as assistion with customer service. ...Request Program Info

Travel and Tourism - The objective of the Travel and Tourism program is to prepare students with the knowledge, technical skills, and work habits required for a variety of entry-level positions ranging from customer service agents, airline station managers, senior flight attendants, car rental reservationists, travel agents, or supervisory positions such as hotel management. The ability to work in teams and to understand co-worker and client needs in all modes of communication is integral to success in the travel industry. All aspects of travel are studied including airline, rail, cruises, motor coach, corporate travel, theme parks, and convention and special events. Students are trained using a live APOLLO system and a United Airlines computer reservation system. Students prepare and study for the Certified Travel Associate (CTA), TAP certification, Destination Specialist (DS), and the Tour Certification (USTOA). Hamilton College is a certified ICTA training center, and all testing is completed at the College. Upon successful completion of the program, graduates will be awarded an Associate of Applied Science degree. ...Request Program Info

Travel Professional - There is currently no description for this program. ...Request Program Info

Cosmetology -

No other industry holds such promise and opportunity as the ever-expanding, constantly changing, and forever fascinating beauty industry. Our Diploma and Associate Degree* Cosmetology programs offers training in the latest fashions and techniques in hair cutting and styling, skin care, nail technology and business strategies are explored. Students begin by learning the fundamental elements required of the sciences, concentrate on developing skills and accuracy, and gain an introduction to retail merchandising, customer service and state laws, rules and regulations. As you progress through the program, students will be introduced to the salon environment on the clinic floor and ultimately focus on the skills necessary to initiate a successful career: client retention, time management, goal setting, merchandising and self-promotion. Our Euphoria Institute campuses in Las Vegas and Henderson offer additional programs in Esthetics, Hair Design and Nail Technology.

*Associate Degree types and availability vary by school and state. Check with your local campus admissions representative for specific program offerings and availability. Not all programs offered at all campuses.

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Esthetics - Esthetics as an art form has long been appreciated by men and women who have a desire to improve personal appearance. Public interest in the health and beauty of skin has grown tremendously in recent years. Euphoria's Esthetics training program embodies the study of specialized techniques in purifying, balancing, and renewing the skin as well as international trends in make-up. Students are first introduced to the fundamentals of dermanalysis, facial manipulations, and use and care of electrical machines. Attention is placed on refining technical expertise, developing dexterity, and improving timing. Advanced students then experience the operations of the salon clinic while strengthening customer care skills, increasing competence in the art of retailing, and unleashing their artistic creativity, while polishing their individual style. ...Request Program Info

Hair Design -

Euphoria's Hair Design program is designed to provide the basis for a strong foundation in all aspects of hair design. Through lectures, demonstrations and workshops, the program promotes skill development and supports the theoretical elements of hair styling, cutting, chemical retexturizing and coloration. Personal development, customer service and merchandising concepts are presented to enhance professional achievement. Advanced hair design students can increase skill level and build confidence through direct client relations in the salon clinic.

*Associate Degree types and availability vary by school and state. Check with your local campus admissions representative for specific program offerings and availability. Not all programs offered at all campuses.

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Communications and Public Relations - The Communications & Public Relations program presents the fundamentals of communications and public relations including developing a news release and working with the media, creating programs that will benefit the community, interacting with consumers and investors, managing communications during a crisis, and event planning. Students learn how to develop core communications strategies for print, radio and television. Students will also develop skills in radio and video production, advertising and marketing. Upon successful completion of the program, graduates will be awarded an Associate degree. Program features also include the development of creative skills in programming, news, music selection, media writing and video presentation, taking part in a career-oriented program, having instructors working in various fields of communications and having an Externship available. ...Request Program Info

Le Cordon Bleu Culinary Arts - Training at Atlantic Culinary Academy's Le Cordon Bleu Culinary Arts Program in the United States combines demonstration classes followed by hands-on practical courses in professionally equipped, modern kitchens. The curriculum comprises one of the world's most intensive, practical and comprehensive training programs of the highest quality. Courses are taught at succeeding levels under the technical guidance and close supervision of skilled Chefs. Students are encouraged to explore their own styles, creativity and cultural background. ...Request Program Info

Heating, Ventilation and Air-Conditioning Technology HVAC program -

Heating Ventilation and air conditioning technology was developed to meet the high demand for trained qualified technicians now and into the future. Students will learn the Electrical, Electronic and mechanical components of the HVAC system using both theory and extensive hands on practice. Instructors use the standards set by the National Occupational Competency Testing Institute, North American Technician Excellence testing organization and the New Jersey Educators HVAC employment ready certification student assessment. Students will also meet all the requirements for EPA certification. Upon successful completion of this program students will be able to work in maintenance and repair of Heating, Ventilation and Air-Conditioning.

Programs run either 12 months (day sessions) or 16 months (evening sessions). Total time is 1200 clock hours for 88 credits earned.

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Residential Electric Repair -

The student will learn the basics of electrical repair as it pertains to maintaining a building according to safety standards. Wiring, grounding and meters will be highlighted. Safety and compliance with regulations and codes are emphasized. 100 Hours

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Building Maintenance Superintendent Program -

The students are provided with hands on training of the most widely used skills necessary to maintain buildings (both corporate and residential) as well as thorough understanding of repair techniques. In addition, students aquire the valuable knowledge and communication tools necessary for success in small maintenance business. 900 Hours

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Structural Carpentry -

The student will learn how to plan out building projects using a basic knowledge of blueprints according to safety standards and which comply with building codes. Use of hand tools, chisel, planes, saws and drills will be taught. Safety and compliance with regulations and codes are emphasized. 100 Hours

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Taping, Painting and Spackling -

The student will be able to perform taping and spackling on a variety of surfaces such as sheetrock and plaster. Safety and compliance with regulations and codes are emphasized. 100 Hours

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HVAC Maintenance -

The student will learn the fundamentals of heating, air conditioning and refrigeration systems. Repair and replacement of systems will be taught. Safety is emphasized along with troubleshooting techniques. 100 Hours

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Lock and Glass Repair -

The student will be able to repair routine lock operations such as access control, installation of new locks, master key applications. Safety and compliance with regulations and codes are emphasized. 100 Hours

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Residential Plumbing Repair -

The student will learn about the maintenance, repair and replacement of a variety of plumbing fixtures. Safety is emphasized along with trouble shooting techniques. 100 Hours

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Welding -

This will teach the student the basics of welding. Different types of welding are introduced as well as the codes and procedures. Safety is emphasized along with trouble shooting techniques. 100 Hours

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Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning (HVAC) -

Lincoln Tech offers you the opportunity to keep your clients comfortable and happy through climate control. Although heating and air conditioning systems are common, professionals with the skills to keep them running are not, allowing you to relax when it comes to your job security. Households and businesses everywhere need experienced technicians like yourself to install, maintain and repair their everyday systems and appliances.

As a student of Air Conditioning, Refrigeration and Heating Technology, you will begin with system component operations and the effects of temperature and pressure of liquids and gasses. Using advanced computer software and technology, you can graduate knowing you are prepared for many of the on-the-job challenges you will encounter.

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Hospitality and Tourism Management -

The Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) prepares graduates for a wide range of managerial positions in business, government, and non-profit organizations. Business administration students acquire fundamental as well as practical and professional skills in all phases of business including decision-making and problem-solving capabilities.

The BBA program offers area concentrations that enable students to tailor their degrees to their career and educational goals.

Specializations are available in:

• Acquisition and Contract Management
• Banking
• E-Business
• Finance
• Hospitality and Tourism Management
• Human Resource Management
• Legal Studies
• Management
• Marketing
• Retail Management

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Business Administration - The Business Administration major is a broad-based program of study which strategically balances academic preparation, professional training, and hands-on experience. Incorporated throughout this Business Administration curriculum is an emphasis on creative problem-solving, team-building, presentation skills, cultural diversity, cross-cultural communication, strategic planning, and computer applications widely used in todayx92s professional environment. The Business Administration program allows students to develop an expertise in Accounting, Management, Marketing, or International Business. ...Request Program Info

HVAC/R - Imagine trying to survive a winter without heating, or a midsummer heatwave without air conditioning. And how could the food service industry survive without refrigeration? If you want an interesting job with outstanding career prospects, the heating, ventilation and air conditioning industry is a fast-growing segment of the economy. It will keep you busy year-round, installing, maintaining and repairing these systems in both residences and commercial establishments!

At Branford Hall’s new Technical Training Center, you’ll work with the latest tools, equipment and technologies, and will be trained by instructors with industry experience who know what today’s employers expect. A growing number of HVAC technicians are needed now all across the country in this high-demand field! Branford Hall, a leader in career education, can get you started now. ...Request Program Info

Baking and Pastry Arts I -

Designed to provide a varied approach to the art of baking and pastry creation. This program emphasizes the techniques of baking bread, rolls, cakes, pies, candies and pastries. Students are taught to make Pate a Choux for eclairs and cream puffs and Puff Pastries, the premier pastry for both sweet and savory dishes. Special attention is paid to the art of decorating cakes with flowers, designs and figures to create a professional-looking product.

* These programs are not within the scope of the school's institutional accreditation.

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Baking and Pastry Arts II -

Designed to build on the skills introduced in Baking and Pastry Arts I. This program focuses on producing specialty cakes and desserts. It covers procedures for dessert menu planning and costing, as well as practical experience in preparing and presenting a wide range of restaurant and bake shop items.

* These programs are not within the scope of the school's institutional accreditation.

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Commercial Cooking -

Designed for students seeking evening instruction, this program focuses on “learning by doing” in areas like food preparation, catering, skills development and quantity food production. A special Internship helps you prepare for an exciting position in the culinary arts after graduation.

ACCREDITATION	Accrediting Commission of Career Schools / Colleges of Technology (ACCSCT)
APPROVALS	New York State Department of Education Approval for Veterans Training Approval for I-20 Status Job Training Partnership Act Suffolk County Dept of Labor V.E.S.I.D.
MEMBERSHIPS	American Culinary Federation National Restaurant Association International Association of Culinary Professionals Chamber of Commerce

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Professional Cooking -

Learn by doing as you master professional food preparation. Get ready for an exciting career in restaurants, bakeries, corporate food service departments, health-related institutions and the booming catering field. After just 900 hours of instruction, you’ll be ready to start in such career-building positions as a sous chef, baker, short-order cook or line cook.

ACCREDITATION	Accrediting Commission of Career Schools / Colleges of Technology (ACCSCT)
APPROVALS	New York State Department of Education Approval for Veterans Training Approval for I-20 Status Job Training Partnership Act Suffolk County Dept of Labor V.E.S.I.D.
MEMBERSHIPS	American Culinary Federation National Restaurant Association International Association of Culinary Professionals Chamber of Commerce

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Professional Pastry and Baking Arts -

After learning the elements of baking and pastry production, students are introduced to advanced techniques featuring artisan and specialty breads, specialty cakes and pastries, and advanced dessert production and presentation. Health-conscious desserts, including low-fat, low-sugar, and low-carb variations are included. Graduates will be prepared to work as Assistant Pastry Chefs, Assistant Cake Decorators, Assistant Bakers, and Staff Bakers in food service establishments including wholesale and retail bakeries, hotels, country clubs, cruise lines, caterers, and restaurants.

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Hotel and Restaurant Management -

At the Culinary Academy of New York, you’ll get the education you need to succeed in a challenging profession where providing first-class service is your ultimate goal. You’ll achieve the perfect balance between “business” and “pleasure”. It’s all part of a successful career in Hotel and Restaurant Management. Combine your “people skills” with “bottom-line business” training, for a life long career.

ACCREDITATION	Accrediting Commission of Career Schools / Colleges of Technology (ACCSCT)
APPROVALS	New York State Department of Education Approval for Veterans Training Approval for I-20 Status Job Training Partnership Act Suffolk County Dept of Labor V.E.S.I.D.
MEMBERSHIPS	American Culinary Federation National Restaurant Association International Association of Culinary Professionals Chamber of Commerce

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Hotel Management - At the Culinary Academy of Long Island, you’ll get the education you need to succeed in a challenging profession where providing first-class service is your ultimate goal. You’ll achieve the perfect balance between “business” and “pleasure”. It’s all part of a successful career in Hotel Management. Combine your “people skills” with “bottom-line business” training, for a life long career.

ACCREDITATION	Accrediting Commission of Career Schools / Colleges of Technology (ACCSCT)
APPROVALS	New York State Department of Education Approval for Veterans Training Approval for I-20 Status Job Training Partnership Act Suffolk County Dept of Labor V.E.S.I.D.
MEMBERSHIPS	American Culinary Federation National Restaurant Association International Association of Culinary Professionals Chamber of Commerce

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Business Technologies -

The Monroe Advantages

x95 Course concentrations make graduates more marketable in their chosen sectors including: Information Processing Specialist, Administrative Assistant, Legal Administrative Assistant, and Court Reporter.

x95 Coursework covers software applications and communication skills, so you are capable of managing within a technical office environment.

x95 Certification examinations after completing applicable courses can help you improve your resume.

What can you do with a Degree in Business Technologies?

Just open up the help wanted ads of the Sunday paper or log onto your favorite employment Web site. You'll see hundreds of openings for computer administrative assistant and other information-based entry-level positions. Our students are placed in internships after they earn 30 credits. Many of these internships have led to permanent employment as computer application specialists (from desk-top publishing to database management), administrative assistants and customer service representatives. International corporations, law firms, hospitals, schools, government offices, and small companies all open their doors for our graduates. Many students also go on to earn Monroe's Bachelor's Degree in Business Administration or Health Administration.

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Hospitality Management -

The Monroe Advantages

x95 Internships and work opportunities at some of the most prestigious sites in the worldx97right here in New York City, the Hospitality Capital of the World.

x95 Instruction in cutting-edge thinking on industry concerns like technology, ecotourism and sustainability.

x95 Diverse enrollment with hospitality students from around the world, bringing together different service styles and customs.

What can you do with a Degree in Hospitality Management?

Hospitality companies are putting out the welcome mat for college graduates who come with practical training and a can-do attitude. In fact, this industry may soon account for one out of every eight jobs in the United States! Monroex92s Associate Degree in Hospitality Management will get you a warm welcome in a variety of sectorsx97hotels, restaurants, airlines, or even resorts/casinos. The Bachelorx92s Degree will get you entree into a variety of managerial positions in an industry that promotes staff as quickly as they prove themselves ready for advancement.

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Culinary Arts -

The Monroe Advantages

x95 Chef instructors with years of experience in a city of 23,000 restaurants.

x95 Instruction prepares you for the workplace by covering cooking and baking techniques as well as industry concerns such as how food is grown and processed, nutrition, and food handling and safety.

What can you do with a Degree in Culinary Arts?

Some of our graduates pursue careers as bakers, line cooks with big name chefs, or venture to open up their own establishments. Others gravitate toward the corporate environment of hotel foodservice, catering operations, or even foodservice for the Board of Education. Some will become front-of-the-house managers and have the experience to help run a restaurant.

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Hotel & Restaurant Management - The Hotel & Restaurant Management Program is designed to prepare students to work in every portion of the hospitality industry. Students can gain the knowledge and skills necessary for successful careers. Students can receive training in housekeeping management, food and beverage service, sanitation, marketing and sales, food production, hospitality law and accounting, quality management customer relations, conventions, meetings and tourism. They can also develop the interpersonal skills necessary to deal with clients, colleagues, superiors and their employees. A graduation project simulates a real life business environment, teaching them teamwork, responsibility, planning and budgeting to achieve their joint goal, a successful venture. A final quarter internship is included to place students in a variety of hospitality settings, working side-by-side with industry professionals at established, successful companies. ...Request Program Info

Restaurant & Hotel Management - A degree in Restaurant and Hotel Management provides a wealth of employment opportunities in hotels, motels, restaurants, and resorts or at convention facilities and tourist attractions. The Restaurant and Hotel Management program provides a foundation in business and communication skills along with specialized training in hospitality operations. Students will also gain competency in the areas of customer service, sales, and human resources management. Graduates of this program may seek entry-level management positions in the restaurant and hotel industries ...Request Program Info

Travel and Tourism - Bryant & Stratton Collegex92s Travel and Tourism Management program provides students with a basic background in business skills along with specialized training for the exciting travel industry so that students qualify for more than one area of employment. As a graduate of this program, students may seek positions as a reservationists, tour planner, airline ground service personnel, business travel planner, hotel sales representative ...Request Program Info

Retail Management -

The Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) prepares graduates for a wide range of managerial positions in business, government, and non-profit organizations. Business administration students acquire fundamental as well as practical and professional skills in all phases of business including decision-making and problem-solving capabilities.

The BBA program offers area concentrations that enable students to tailor their degrees to their career and educational goals.

Specializations are available in:

• Acquisition and Contract Management
• Banking
• E-Business
• Finance
• Hospitality and Tourism Management
• Human Resource Management
• Legal Studies
• Management
• Marketing
• Retail Management

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Hospitality and Tourism Management -

The Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) prepares graduates for a wide range of managerial positions in business, government, and non-profit organizations. Business administration students acquire fundamental as well as practical and professional skills in all phases of business including decision-making and problem-solving capabilities.

The BBA program offers area concentrations that enable students to tailor their degrees to their career and educational goals.

Specializations are available in:

• Acquisition and Contract Management
• Banking
• E-Business
• Finance
• Hospitality and Tourism Management
• Human Resource Management
• Legal Studies
• Management
• Marketing
• Retail Management

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MBA: Hospitality and Tourism Management - The MBA program offers a broad-based education, with a choice of concentrations. The program features a curriculum that prepares adult students for the emerging knowledge economy while emphasizing the latest concepts, practices, and skills in today’s rapidly changing marketplace. It is designed for working professionals from a wide range of backgrounds who wish to advance or enhance their business careers. This program offers specializations in the following areas: o Acquisition o Finance o Hospitality and Tourism Management o Human Resource Management o Management o Marketing o Supply Chain Management ...Request Program Info

Cosmetology - The cosmetology program is designed to provide competency-based knowledge, scientific/art principles, and hands-on fundamentals associated |with the cosmetology industry. Miller-Mottex92s advanced approached provides a simulated salon environment which enables students to develop manipulative skills and knowledge that can lead to an entry-level career in the field of Cosmetology. Miller-Motte Technical College is a member school of Pivot Point International. Pivot Point is the largest cosmetology educational system in the world, with member schools in fifty-two countries. Being a part of this system enables the College to show the practical application of ideas so students can complete their educations x93salon-ready.x94 The Pivot Point philosophy of hair sculpture and design, color and perming, as well as nails and skin, is taught throughout the program. Upon completion of the program, the student will be prepared to take the North Carolina State Board licensing examination. Employment opportunities may include beauty salon, spas, and other related businesses as a stylist, salon manager or owner, color specialist, skin or nail specialist, educator, platform or makeup artist, manufacturerx92s representative, cosmetic salesperson, and more. ...Request Program Info

Cosmetology Instructor - Cosmetology Instructor is a progressive course with emphasis on teaching and learning styles, course/curriculum development, evaluation methods as well as other topics. The objective is to give the student the knowledge necessary to teach and advise students on hair, skin, and nails. Upon successful completion of this program, the graduate will receive a certificate, and is prepared for an entry-level position as a Cosmetology Instructor. Graduates of this program are eligible to sit for the North Carolina State Board of Cosmetic Art licensure Examination. ...Request Program Info

Esthetics Instructor - The Esthetics Instructor program gives the student the knowledge and skills necessary to teach the theory and practice of esthetics as required by our state regulatory body and to prepare graduates to sit for the licensure examination. Employment opportunities include public or private educational institutions as well as other related businesses. ...Request Program Info

Esthetics Technology - The program objective is to give the student the knowledge necessary to develop manipulative skills for entry level into the Esthetics profession and to help prepare graduates to qualify to sit for the North Carolina State Board licensing examination. Course work includes instruction in professional development, bacteriology, sanitation and disinfection, skin structure, diseases and disorders, facials, aromatherapy, body treatments, microdermabrasion, various phases of Esthetics technology, business/computer principles, product knowledge, and other selected topics. Upon successful completion of the North Carolina State Board licensing exam, graduates will be issued a license by the North Carolina State Board. Employment opportunities include beauty salons, spas, dermatology offices and other related businesses as an esthetician, skin specialist, educator, platform artist, manufacturerx92s representative, facial product salesperson, and more. ...Request Program Info

Nail Technology - The program objective is to give the student the knowledge necessary to develop manipulative skills for entry level into the Nail Technology profession and to help prepare graduates to qualify to sit for the North Carolina State Board licensing examination. Course work includes instruction in professional development, bacteriology, sanitation and disinfection, nail structure, diseases and disorders, natural nails, artificial nails, pedicures, business/computer principles, product knowledge, and other selected topics. Upon successful completion of the North Carolina State Board licensing exam, graduates will be issued a license by the North Carolina State Board. Employment opportunities include beauty salons, spas and other related businesses as a manicurist, nail technician, salon manager, salon owner, nail specialist, educator, platform artist, manufacturerx92s representative, nail product salesperson, and more. ...Request Program Info

Associate in Science - The Associate in Science major is a transfer degree that consists of general education classes in communication, arts and humanities, social science, math, science, and technology. The curriculum is designed to introduce students to a wide range of skills and disciplines that develop communication and thinking skills, broaden knowledge and application of technology, generate an understanding and appreciation of society, and foster lifelong learning interests. Associate in Science degrees are offered in the following areas of interest: Accounting, Agriculture, Biology, Business Administration, Business Education, Chemistry, Computer Information Systems, Elementary Education, Health Professions, Marketing & Management, Mathematics, Pharmacy, Physical Education, Secondary Education, Special Education, Urban Forestry, Veterinary Science, Wildlife Management. ...Request Program Info

Environmental Technology Lab. and Field Tech. - The Environmental Technology Laboratory and Field Technician major prepares students to perform tasks associated with laboratory and field testing of water, soil and air to determine concentrations and sources of contaminants. Program completers may collect samples for testing or be involved in abating, controlling, or remediation of sources of environmental pollution. ...Request Program Info

Golf Course Grounds Technician - The Golf Course Grounds Technician major is a one-year program in which students learn about soils, landscaping, turf management, irrigation, pest control, course equipment. The program prepares student to be an entry-level grounds technician. ...Request Program Info

Natural Resource Management - The Natural Resource Management major prepares students to perform tasks associated with managing, improving and protecting natural resources for economic and/or recreational purposes. Program completers may assist in data collection and inventories of natural resources, providing conservation recommendations to managers, and developing and implementing natural resource management plans. ...Request Program Info

Greenhouse Technology - The Greenhouse Technology major prepares students for production of flowering, foliage, and bedding plants in the greenhouse, as well as herbs and vegetables. The program also gives a background in floral and landscape design and public relations enabling students to better handle customer questions and concerns about products sold in a greenhouse/garden center. ...Request Program Info

Landscape Design - The Landscape Design major is for students interested in planning, designing, and installing landscape plantings for functional, recreational and aesthetic purposes. ...Request Program Info

Turf Management - The Turf Management major is for students interested in working with identification, installation and management of private, public and sports affiliated turf grass areas such as residential lawn services, park grasses, golf courses and ballparks. ...Request Program Info

Urban Forestry Technology - The Urban Forestry Technology major prepares students to tend to the tree, shrub and turf needs in an urban environment. Instructional components include tree identification, planning and using trees in an urban setting, supervising tree management programs and diagnosis of disorders. Students also learn about greenhouse production and management, equipment use and maintenance, herbicide and pesticide applications, landscape facilities, design and growth characteristics. The urban forester also works closely with people in an educational and public relations capacity. ...Request Program Info

Wildlife and Fisheries Technology - The Wildlife and Fisheries Technology major prepares students to assist wildlife and fisheries management personnel as technicians studying the distribution, abundance, habits, life histories, ecology, mortality factors and economic values of birds, mammals and other wildlife. They can assist in planning and carrying out wildlife management programs, restoring wildlife habitats, regulating wildlife populations and controlling wildlife diseases. Wildlife and fisheries technicians also assist in studying the life history, habitats and classification of aquatic organisms. ...Request Program Info

Electrical Technician - The objective of the Electrician program is to prepare students with the knowledge, technical skills, and work habits required for an entry-level position as an electrician. This program provides instruction in the basic fundamentals of electricity and its practical applications; instructs students in direct current and alternating current circuitry; residential, commercial, and industrial wiring, along with specialized areas such as motors and motor control circuits, transformer installations, and services requirements; and provides instruction of the National Electrical Code and its application to safe electrical installations. Students may use their skills in entry-level positions as electricians on new construction projects, on additions for restoration sites, or may secure commercial or industrial maintenance positions. Graduates of the program may utilize their skills to find entry-level employment as an electrician in various companies to include: building construction and design; general building construction; commercial and residential construction; construction equipment and supply; hobby and model construction supplies; lake and pond maintenance; paving contractors and construction; and swimming pool contractors. ...Request Program Info

Real Estate Pre-Licensing - Are you planning on taking the Ohio Real Estate Sales Associate Exam? If so, you need to know how to get a real estate license in Ohio. Luckily, the Real Estate Pre-Licensing program at Ohio Business College can help! We offer pre-licensing courses that are required for anyone interested in a real estate career. Our 10-week certificate courses include:

• Appraisal
• Finance
• Law
• Principles & Practices

Real estate pre-licensing classes are beginning all year long! Our training courses are offered through Ohio Business College’s Real Estate Pre-Licensing program during the fall, winter and spring quarters.
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Building Maintenance Technology - This program is designed to prepare the graduate with the theory and working knowledge to work on an entry-level basis in the maintenance and repair of various mechanical systems of buildings. This program includes training in electricity, carpentry, plumbing, painting, wall and floor covering, maintenance of commercial heating and cooling systems. A graduate of this program can use these skills in an entry level position in the maintenance of large buildings, hospitals, apartment buildings, utility companies and industrial plants. The student will also learn to use the computer for basic drawings and blueprints, to maintain Energy Systems according to Ohio Code and building automation control systems. ...Request Program Info

Electrical Mechanics - This program is designed to prepare the graduate with the theory and working knowledge to work on an entry-level position in residential, commercial or industrial electrical installation and repair. The program consists of 60 weeks, 66 Quarter Credit Hours of Electrical Mechanic theory and associated lab work and 6 Quarter Credit Hours of General Education totaling 72 Quarter Credit Hours. ...Request Program Info

Electrical Technology - This program is designed to prepare the graduate with the theory and working knowledge to work on an entry-level position in residential, commercial or industrial electrical installation and repair. ...Request Program Info

HVAC Mechanic - This program is designed to prepare the graduate with the theory and working knowledge to work in an entry-level position in service, installation, operation and proper sizing of residential and light commercial heating, ventilation, air conditioning and refrigeration systems. This program includes training in basic electrical and refrigeration theory, schematics, troubleshooting, soldering, brazing, duct work fabrication, low pressure steam and hot water boilers. ...Request Program Info

Associate degree in Welding Technology -

14 Months, Associate Degree consists of Master Welder program and Welding Inspection.

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Master Welder -
7 Months, Diploma, Structural, Pipe, Pipeline, and Alloy Welding. ...Request Program Info

Structural Welder -
3 1/2 Months, Diploma, Structural Welding. ...Request Program Info

Personal Training - Personal Trainers work in fitness centers, resorts, health clubs, universities, cruise ships, corporations, and private practice. Personal Trainers coach their clients through workouts (weights, aerobics, and flexibility training), fat loss, cardiovascular conditioning, and injury rehabilitation to help them reach their fitness and health goals ...Request Program Info

Esthetics - The Heritage Denver esthetician school, Oklahoma City esthetician school, Jacksonville esthetician school, and Ft Myers esthetician school view estheticians as professionals who can make enormous improvements in their clients' lives. Our esthetician school teaches esthetics as a profession. Skin care specialists, otherwise known as estheticians, can look forward to a rapidly growing demand for their skin care specialist services. Our graduates receive an occupational associates degree (AOS or OAS) in esthetics upon graduation from our esthetics program. Our Denver, Colorado esthetician school; Oklahoma City, Oklahoma esthetician school; Jacksonville, Florida esthetician school; & Ft Myers, Florida esthetician school program emphasizes careers and the skills necessary for our grads to get the jobs they need and build private practices that ensure their future. Your curriculum at the Heritage Denver esthetician school, Oklahoma City esthetician school, Jacksonville esthetician school, & Ft. Myers esthetician school program will include training in facials, facial massage, skin care, skin medicine, and maintaining healthy skin (skin health). Heritage esthetician schools are much more than beauty schools or cosmetology schools. Some of our training covers skills taught in a beauty school or a cosmetology school, but our esthetician schools focus on skin care and skin health. Some other common terms for Esthetician are Aesthetician, Cosmetician, medical esthetician, skin health practitioner, skin care specialist, and paramedical esthetician. Some even call the career (incorrectly) estitition. Whether you call it Aesthetics or Esthetics, our Denver esthetician school, Oklahoma City esthetician school, Jacksonville esthetician school, or Ft Myers esthetician school may be the answer you are looking for. At the Heritage esthetician schools, we prepare our estheticians for professional careers and jobs that will give them satisfaction through service to others. ...Request Program Info

Baking and Pastry Certificate -

The Baking & Pastry certificate program is designed to prepare our students for an entry-level position in a variety of food service industry work settings. The program emphasizes safety, sanitation, the understanding of weights and measures, ingredients, baking methods, and the development of basic skills. As a student, you'll learn through a combination of lecture, demonstration and extensive practice in kitchen labs. You will also gain valuable practical experience producing breads and desserts for the school's open-to-the-public restaurant. Program is 16 weeks in length. School hours are Monday through Thursday from 3:00 PM-9:00 PM. Class is limited to 15 students.

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Culinary Arts Associate's Degree -

The Culinary Arts Program is built around a focused, hands-on, practical curriculum that systematically takes students through the essentials of a working kitchen. There’s no fluff here: the subjects and skills taught by our chef instructors are what restaurant owners and executive chefs want from their new staff members. Our aim is to help our students become immediately employable by giving them a solid grounding in the basics and many hours of hands-on practice.

Term 1: Introduction to the Culinary Arts and the Fundamentals of Cooking
These classes provide the basic fundamentals of cooking. In this term, we cover safety and sanitation, knife skills, basic cooking methods, kitchen math, stocks and soups.

Term 2: Basic and Intermediate Cuisine
In this term, we give you constant practice as we expand on the foundational skills covered in Term 1. You’ll create appetizers, hors d’oeuvres, salads, sandwiches and yeasted and quick breads. You’ll move on to pies, pastry, desserts and dessert sauces as well as the production of hot entrees.

Term 3: Advanced Cuisine and Restaurant Practical
Everything covered thus far in the curriculum is elevated and applied in the Advanced Cuisine class. Knife skills, cooking methods, sauces—all are brought up to an elite level. The course also covers the totality of working in a restaurant, from the basics of the dining room and beverage service to menu development and cost control.

Term 4: Culinary Externship
Once you’ve successfully completed the 24 weeks of on-campus training, it’s time to showcase your culinary skills. Oregon Culinary’s externship class will have you working in a professional food service establishment off campus. You’ll receive a clear set of expectations and will maintain a work log as you go about the daily duties of restaurant life.

After your first four terms, you can fulfill your general education & business requirements for an associate’s degree at one of our sister campuses in Wilsonville, Clackamas or Springfield.

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Culinary Arts Diploma -

The Culinary Arts Program is built around a focused, hands-on, practical curriculum that systematically takes students through the essentials of a working kitchen. There’s no fluff here: the subjects and skills taught by our chef instructors are what restaurant owners and executive chefs want from their new staff members. Our aim is to help our students become immediately employable by giving them a solid grounding in the basics and many hours of hands-on practice.

Term 1: Introduction to the Culinary Arts and the Fundamentals of Cooking
These classes provide the basic fundamentals of cooking. In this term, we cover safety and sanitation, knife skills, basic cooking methods, kitchen math, stocks and soups.

Term 2: Basic and Intermediate Cuisine
In this term, we give you constant practice as we expand on the foundational skills covered in Term 1. You’ll create appetizers, hors d’oeuvres, salads, sandwiches and yeasted and quick breads. You’ll move on to pies, pastry, desserts and dessert sauces as well as the production of hot entrees.

Term 3: Advanced Cuisine and Restaurant Practical
Everything covered thus far in the curriculum is elevated and applied in the Advanced Cuisine class. Knife skills, cooking methods, sauces—all are brought up to an elite level. The course also covers the totality of working in a restaurant, from the basics of the dining room and beverage service to menu development and cost control.

Term 4: Culinary Externship
Once you’ve successfully completed the 30 weeks of on-campus training, it’s time to showcase your culinary skills. Oregon Culinary’s externship class will have you working in a professional food service establishment off campus. You’ll receive a clear set of expectations and will maintain a work log as you go about the daily duties of restaurant life.

After your first four terms, you can fulfill your general education & business requirements for an associate’s degree at one of our sister campuses in Wilsonville, Clackamas or Springfield.

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Cosmetology - The cosmetology program is designed to provide competency-based knowledge, scientific/art principles, and hands-on fundamentals associated with the cosmetology industry. Upon completion of the program, the student will be prepared to take the Pennsylvania State Board licensing examination. Graduates may work as stylists, salon managers, and more. ...Request Program Info

MBA: Hospitality and Tourism Management - The MBA program offers a broad-based education, with a choice of concentrations. The program features a curriculum that prepares adult students for the emerging knowledge economy while emphasizing the latest concepts, practices, and skills in today’s rapidly changing marketplace. It is designed for working professionals from a wide range of backgrounds who wish to advance or enhance their business careers. This program offers specializations in the following areas: o Acquisition o Finance o Hospitality and Tourism Management o Human Resource Management o Management o Marketing o Supply Chain Management ...Request Program Info

Hospitality and Tourism Management -

The Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) prepares graduates for a wide range of managerial positions in business, government, and non-profit organizations. Business administration students acquire fundamental as well as practical and professional skills in all phases of business including decision-making and problem-solving capabilities.

The BBA program offers area concentrations that enable students to tailor their degrees to their career and educational goals.

Specializations are available in:

• Acquisition and Contract Management
• Banking
• E-Business
• Finance
• Hospitality and Tourism Management
• Human Resource Management
• Legal Studies
• Management
• Marketing
• Retail Management

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Electrical Technology -

Looking for a career with almost endless opportunities and applications?

NCST's Electrical Technology program is specifically designed to meet the needs of companies looking for entry-level employees with a firm grasp of electrical and electronic service areas. Upon completion of our Electrical Technology program, you will be able to begin work immediately in positions such as panel builders and testers, utility maintenance mechanics, construction electricians and electronic technicians.

Our comprehensive program will train you to work with the following types of professional equipment:

• PLCs (Programmable Logic Controllers)
• meters
• conduit benders
• motor control equipment
• 3-phase motors
• oscilloscope
• digital power supplies
• breadboards
• robotic arm and controllers

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Commercial & Industrial Maintenance -

Prepare yourself for a new career with technical training at New Castle School of Trades!

Obtaining your diploma in Commercial & Industrial Maintenance will equip you with the skills and knowledge to find career success in several areas. Whether you are interested in welding, HVAC, hydraulics or any number of industrial maintenance professions, the Commercial & Industrial Maintenance diploma will prepare you.

By balancing your hands-on training with classroom instruction, the Commercial & Industrial Maintenance program at New Castle School of Trades teaches students not only what to do but how to do it. You can learn the skills required to work in industrial maintenance or start a career as a maintenance mechanic.

Develop your technical skills on industry-standard equipment for careers in:

• Electrical
• HVAC
• Hydraulics
• Pneumatics
• Welding
• Building Maintenance

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Refrigeration/AC Technology -

Build a great career out of keeping people cool and comfortable!

We have developed a unique program designed to provide you with the knowledge and skills needed to install and repair heating, air conditioning and refrigeration equipment. This program covers the electrical requirements from power sources to circuits, RHVAC equipment and systems, ductwork, fabrication, installation, as well as diagnosing and troubleshooting of equipment and accessory parts.

NCST's focused program puts you to work on standard equipment in our HVAC lab, like:

• refrigerators
• metal sheers and brake
• central air units
• ice-making machines
• air conditioners
• dehumidifiers
• heat pumps
• 3 classes of efficiency furnaces
• oil and electrical furnaces

Upon finishing our degree program, you will be trained for a position as an air conditioning service person and installer, building maintenance technician, refrigeration technician, sheet metal installer and air conditioning and heating salesman. ...Request Program Info

Combination Welding -

Diploma programs are a quick way to enhance your work skills to give you the hiring edge!

Our Combination Welding diploma program features a series of comprehensive courses to provide you with a diverse background in various welding applications and techniques based on ASME and AWS specifications. We prepare you to participate in a variety of projects and give you the hands-on experience to pass ASME and AWS tests.

During the course of study in our program, you will gain valuable work experience on the following equipment:

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• electric arc welders
  
• gas metal arc welders
  
• flux core arc welders
  
• gas tungsten arc welders
  
• oxy acetylene torch
  
• portable burning equipment
  
• hydraulic shears
  
• reciprocating saw
  
• hand-operated grinders
  
• automatic pipe bevel
  

This diploma program provides the training for entry-level employment in welding and lasts for 40 weeks.

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Electrical Technology/Engineering School - Electrical Technology/Engineering

Personal and professional environments have become more and more technologically advanced requiring qualified electrical technicians to design, maintain and/or service safe, efficient electrical systems to power this technology; especially in construction and industrial environments. You’ll enjoy hands-on work in the fascinating, intricate, and dynamic world of modern electrical technology. Lincoln’s training program can help spark the beginning of your successful career. Professionals with industry experience will provide you with the hands-on skills and knowledge you need to break into this challenging industry.

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Air Conditioning, Heating, and Refrigeration Technology - The objective of the Heating, Refrigeration, and A/C program is to prepare students with the knowledge, the technical skills, and the work habits required for an entry-level position in the field. Training will include basic electricity, electric motors and controls, domestic and commercial refrigeration, and residential and light commercial heating and air conditioning systems. The student will be prepared to professionally maintain, troubleshoot, and install in an effective and workman-like manner. Integrated into the program is special training that will provide the student with an opportunity to become an EPA Universally Certified Technician. Upon successful completion of the program, graduates will be awarded a Diploma. Graduates of this program may be involved in various residential and commercial applications including performing service, repair, install, and maintain functions on heating and air conditioning systems and refrigeration units; unit installation and replacement; duct and sheet metal work; air conditioning repair; refrigerant installation; boiler maintenance as well as pump and compressor replacement. ...Request Program Info

Electrician - The Electrician program provides an understanding of the basic fundamentals of electricity and its practical applications, instructs the student in direct current and alternating current circuitry as well as teaches residential, commercial, and industrial wiring with specialized areas such as motors and motor control circuits, transformer installations. The student also receives gives an understanding of the National Electrical Code and how it applies to safe electrical installations. Students may use their skills in entry-level positions as electricians in new construction, additions, or restoration sites or may secure commercial or industrial maintenance positions. Graduates of this program may perform duties in a wide variety of residential, commercial, and industrial applications including the installation of electrical service, power, lighting, and special systems in new construction, dealing with the change-over from old systems to new in established buildings, handling additional electrical capacity to meet growth requirements of a building as well as conducting periodic maintenance and repair of the various systems and components in the building. ...Request Program Info

Electrician - The objective of the Electrician program is to prepare students with the knowledge, technical skills and work habits required for an entry-level position as an electrician. This program provides instruction in the basic fundamentals of electricity and its practical applications; instructs the student in direct current and alternating current circuitry; residential, commercial, and industrial wiring, along with specialized areas such as motors and motor control circuits, transformer installations, and services requirements; and provides instruction of the National Electrical Code and its application to safe electrical installations. Students may use their skills in entry-level positions as electricians on new construction projects, on additions for restoration sites, or may secure commercial or industrial maintenance positions. ...Request Program Info

Business Administration: Hospitality -

• Earns an Associate in Specialized Business Degree
• 21-month program length, including a 3-month externship
• Program Description: This program is an intensive study of hospitality management and operations. Graduates are prepared to obtain entry-level management positions with hotels, motels, resorts, and conference centers.

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Heating / Air Conditioning & Refrigeration Technology -

• Earns a Diploma in Heating, Air Conditioning & Refrigeration Technology
• 12-month program length
• Program Description: This program will teach students how to design, install and repair environmental and refrigeration systems with hands-on, practical experience. Graduates are prepared for entry-level positions as air conditioning, heating, or refrigeration technicians and are able to diagnose electrical and mechanical problems and make the necessary repairs.

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Culinary Arts/Restaurant Management -

• Earns an Associate in Specialized Business Degree
• 21-month program length, including a 3-month externship
• Program Description: The Culinary Arts/Restaurant Management program focuses on instruction in cooking and restaurant management. A crucial balance of skills in both areas is key to the successful operation of a quality food service facility. Cooking, baking, staff management, career development, and an externship experience give YTI students the appropriate foundation to secure entry-level positions such as prep cook, line cook, assistant food service manager, assistant food and beverage manager, and assistant restaurant manager.

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Pastry Arts -

• Earns a Diploma in Pastry Arts
• 12- month program length, including a 3-month externship
• Program Description: In almost every restaurant or food service establishment, desserts are the showpieces of the menu. This program will teach the student the artistry, chemistry and business skills that are needed for success in the industry. Students will learn techniques of baking sweet/savory pastries and breads, creating confections, and food presentation. Graduates will be prepared to obtain entry-level positions as a Pastry Chef in restaurants, bakeries, resorts and with catering firms.

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Custom Electronics Installation -

• Earns a Diploma in Custom Electronics Installation
• 9-month program length
• Program Description: The Custom Electronics Installation program is designed to provide graduates with the necessary skills to secure an entry-level position as a Security Systems Installer, Cable TV Installer, Telephone Systems Installer, Installer of Home Entertainment Systems, Lighting Control Installer, Residential Network Technician, Residential Systems Designer or Installer of Structured Cabling or Low-Voltage Cabling. Students will be trained on the technical requirements specific to residential systems integration. The program will also cover job site safety, OSHA requirements, National Electrical Code requirements, proper tool use and maintenance and basic communication skills as they apply to the residential systems integration industry.

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Electrical Technician -

• Earns a Diploma in Electrical Technician
• 9-month program length
• Program Description: The Electrical Technician program is designed to provide graduates with the necessary skills to secure a position as an entry-level Electrical Technician, Apprentice or Electrician’s Assistant on residential and light commercial new construction and old-work/repair projects. Graduates may also secure employment as Installers of low-voltage cabling & lighting, coaxial cable, telephone cable and data cable. Students will be trained on construction safety, OSHA requirements, National Electrical Code standards and practices, proper tool use and care, interpretation of electrical plans/blueprints, job specification and pricing, installation, testing, troubleshooting and repair of electrical service panels, wiring and fixtures, installation of coaxial, telephone and data cabling as well as customer service and basic communication skills.

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Travel Tourism -

• Earns a Diploma in Travel Tourism
• 12- month program length, including a 3-month externship
• Program Description: In just 12 months, you will learn the fundamentals of the travel and tourism business along with specific travel-related skills, such as computerized ticketing and planning international trips. Entry-level career opportunities are available with travel agencies, airlines, cruise lines, hotels, resorts, and convention bureaus.

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Building Construction & Cabinetmaking Technology -

• Associate’s Degree in as little as 18 months, days or evenings.
• Comprehensive training in the use of hand and stationary power tools in applications from framing to cabinetmaking.
• Work with full-scale structure in house framing.
• Excavation, foundations, plot plans, zoning and code considerations.
• Procedures involving the application of siding, roofing, and trim.
• Cost estimating and print drawing with computer applications for residential construction, with commercial applications.
• Hands-on experience in cabinetmaking including working with woods and composites, joints and assembly.
• Internship and cooperative education positions available.
• Training prepares students to assume positions such as project manager, site director or foreman, after gaining appropriate field experience.
• Wide range of job opportunities in residential and commercial construction, and the boat building industry.
• CNC (Computerized Numerical Control) operation and programming of X,Y and Z routers.
• Paid externship program available.

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Electrical Technology -

• Earn your Associate’s Degree in as little as 18 months, days or evenings.
• Experience in all phases of residential wiring.
• In depth study of National Electric Code, Massachusetts and Rhode Island Electrical Amendents.
• Installation and testing of 3Ø and 1Ø AC transformers.
• Thorough study of electric motors: DC, 3Ø and 1Ø AC Motors.
• Hands-on experience in wiring and troubleshooting of various electro-mechanical and electronic industrial control circuits.
• Programming and troubleshooting 3Ø AC motor drives.
• Programming the Allen-Bradley SLC500 processor using RS Logix 500 software to accomplish various motor control functions.

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Plumbing/Heating Technology -

• The most up-to-date training and the latest technology approaches.
• Coupled with state of the art equipment, Plumbing maintains the latest revisions of code within the curriculum.
• The well equipped labs allow students the skills needed in the industry.
• Pipe fitting basics.
• Pipe Fitting lab.
• Blueprint reading and drafting.
• Drainage waste and vent design.
• Potable water system design.
• Roughing and setting of fixtures. Fixture, appliance and appurtenance.
• Blue print reading and drafting.
• Troubleshooting.
• Pump system design.
• Business law.
• One of the few colleges anywhere offering an Associate’s Degree in plumbing and heating.

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Refrigeration/Air Conditioning/Heating/Gas Technology -

• Intensive instruction in the mechanical and electrical control devices used in cooling systems.
• Fundamentals of basic domestic and complex refrigeration and air conditioning systems.
• Hands-on training in domestic and commercial air conditioning and refrigeration.
• Design of refrigeration and air conditioning units, such as walk-in coolers and freezers.
• Laboratory experience with air movement.
• Hands-on training with troubleshooting simulators.
• Career opportunities in sales and distribution, as well as, design, service and construction.
• Heating curriculum includes steam, warm air, and hydronic heating systems.
• Exposure to various types of heating systems.

• Over 40 operating units for hands-on training.
• Design and layout of heating systems.
• Installation, troubleshooting, and servicing of gas-fired equipment.

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Cosmetology -

No other industry holds such promise and opportunity as the ever-expanding, constantly changing, and forever fascinating beauty industry. Our Diploma and Associate Degree* Cosmetology programs offer training in the latest fashions and techniques in hair cutting and styling, skin care, nail technology, and business strategies are explored. Students begin by learning the fundamental elements required of the sciences, concentrate on developing skills and accuracy, and gain an introduction to retail merchandising, customer service and state laws, rules, and regulations. As you progress through the program, students will be introduced to the salon environment on the clinic floor and ultimately focus on the skills necessary to initiate a successful career: client retention, time management, goal setting, merchandising and self-promotion. Our Euphoria Institute campuses in Las Vegas and Henderson offer additional programs in Esthetics, Hair Design, and Nail Technology.

*Associate Degree types and availability vary by school and state. Check with your local campus admissions representative for specific program offerings and availability. Not all programs offered at all campuses.

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Hospitality and Tourism Management -

The Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) prepares graduates for a wide range of managerial positions in business, government, and non-profit organizations. Business administration students acquire fundamental as well as practical and professional skills in all phases of business including decision-making and problem-solving capabilities.

The BBA program offers area concentrations that enable students to tailor their degrees to their career and educational goals.

Specializations are available in:

• Acquisition and Contract Management
• Banking
• E-Business
• Finance
• Hospitality and Tourism Management
• Human Resource Management
• Legal Studies
• Management
• Marketing
• Retail Management

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MBA: Hospitality and Tourism Management - The MBA program offers a broad-based education, with a choice of concentrations. The program features a curriculum that prepares adult students for the emerging knowledge economy while emphasizing the latest concepts, practices, and skills in today’s rapidly changing marketplace. It is designed for working professionals from a wide range of backgrounds who wish to advance or enhance their business careers. This program offers specializations in the following areas: o Acquisition o Finance o Hospitality and Tourism Management o Human Resource Management o Management o Marketing o Supply Chain Management ...Request Program Info

Cosmetology -

The cosmetology program is designed to provide competency-based knowledge, scientific/art principles, and hands-on fundamentals associated with the cosmetology industry. Miller-Motte’s advanced approach provides a simulated salon environment which enables students to develop manipulative skills and knowledge that can lead to an entry-level career in the field of Cosmetology, in hair sculpture and design, color and perming, as well as nails and skin.

Upon completion of the program, the student will be prepared to take the South Carolina Cosmetology State Board licensing examination. Employment opportunities may include beauty salon, spas, and other related businesses as a stylist, salon manager or owner, color specialist, skin or nail specialist, educator, platform or makeup artist, manufacturer’s representative, cosmetic salesperson, and more.

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Esthetics Technology - The program objective is to give the student the knowledge necessary to develop manipulative skills for entry level into the Esthetics profession. Course work includes instruction in professional development, bacteriology, sanitation and disinfection, skin structure, diseases and disorders, facials, aromatherapy, body treatments, microdermabrasion, various phases of Esthetics technology, business/computer principles, product knowledge, and other selected topics. Employment opportunities include beauty salons, spas, dermatology offices and other related businesses as an esthetician, skin specialist, educator, platform artist, manufacturerx92s representative, facial product salesperson, and more. ...Request Program Info

Athletic Training, B.S. - Athletic Training is the allied health care field concerned with the management of health care problems associated with sports participation. Athletic trainers work cooperatively with physicians, coaches and other allied health professionals to form the sports medicine team. Employment opportunities include medical offices, professional sports teams, university and high school teams, physical therapy clinics, corporation fitness centers, health clubs, senior citizen centers, and city recreational facilities. ...Request Program Info

MBA: Hospitality and Tourism Management - The MBA program offers a broad-based education, with a choice of concentrations. The program features a curriculum that prepares adult students for the emerging knowledge economy while emphasizing the latest concepts, practices, and skills in today’s rapidly changing marketplace. It is designed for working professionals from a wide range of backgrounds who wish to advance or enhance their business careers. This program offers specializations in the following areas: o Acquisition o Finance o Hospitality and Tourism Management o Human Resource Management o Management o Marketing o Supply Chain Management ...Request Program Info

Hospitality and Tourism Management -

The Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) prepares graduates for a wide range of managerial positions in business, government, and non-profit organizations. Business administration students acquire fundamental as well as practical and professional skills in all phases of business including decision-making and problem-solving capabilities.

The BBA program offers area concentrations that enable students to tailor their degrees to their career and educational goals.

Specializations are available in:

• Acquisition and Contract Management
• Banking
• E-Business
• Finance
• Hospitality and Tourism Management
• Human Resource Management
• Legal Studies
• Management
• Marketing
• Retail Management

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Heating and Air Conditioning Technology - As long as there are frigid winters and sweltering summers, there will be demand for heating and air conditioning (HVAC) specialists. At Miller-Motte, youx92ll learn to install, service and repair heating and cooling systems in homes and businesses. Youx92ll learn to read plans and prepare cost estimates. In short, youx92ll learn everything you need to know for success as an HVAC specialist. Upon graduation, youx92ll be qualified to work in a variety of environments including contracting companies, HVAC equipment manufacturers and retail operations. You may even choose to open your own business someday. Itx92s all up to you. ...Request Program Info

Cosmetology - The cosmetology program is designed to provide competency-based knowledge, scientific/art principles, and hands-on fundamentals associated with the cosmetology industry. MMTC’s advanced approach provides a simulated salon environment, which enables students to develop manipulative skills and knowledge that can lead to an entry-level career in the field of Cosmetology. Upon completion of the program, the student will be prepared to take the Tennessee licensing examination. Employment opportunities may include beauty salons, spas, and other related businesses as a stylist, salon manager or owner, color specialist, skin or nail specialist, client educator, platform or makeup artist, manufacturer’s representative, cosmetic salesperson and more. ...Request Program Info

Electrician Technology - Electricity fuels our lives. And that fuels the demand for highly trained electricians. In Miller-Mottex92s Electrician Technology program, youx92ll learn to install, connect, and maintain all types of electrical systems. Basically, youx92ll gain the skills and knowledge you need to turn a set of blueprints into a completed, fully functional electrical system. Your Miller-Motte training will prepare you to enter the workforce as an in-demand electrician with an electrical contractor or industrial facility. And this is a great field for anyone who dreams of being their own bossx9610% of all electricians are self-employed. ...Request Program Info

Insurance Processor - The objective of the Insurance Processor program is to prepare students with the knowledge, technical skills, and work habits required for entry-level positions in the medical field for a private physician, clinic, or hospital insurance department. This program includes instruction in medical insurance claims, insurance coding practices, Medicare/Medicaid, Workman's Compensation and computer data entry. A diploma will be awarded upon successful completion of the program. ...Request Program Info

Electrical Technician - The Electrician program gives students the opportunity to learn the knowledge, technical skills, and work habits required for an entry-level position as an Electrician. Students are instructed in the fundamentals of electricity and its practical applications, including the basic wiring and electrical layout schemes used in residential, commercial, and industrial settings. Students will also gain proficiency in electrical system service and maintenance, and receive specialized training in motors, electrical controls, and transformer installation. ...Request Program Info

HVAC - The Medical Office Specialist program can prepare you with the knowledge, technical skills and work habits required for entryxfblevel positions in private physicians' offices, clinics, hospital clerical departments, professional medical facilities The program focuses on computerized medical procedures in insurance, bookkeeping, word processing and transcription. A medical office specialist will fill duties such as filing insurance claims for group and private practice insurance, preparing DRGxc6s, completing medical transcriptions, performing reception duties and taking responsibility for accounts, patient files as well as payroll and financial statements. ...Request Program Info

Electrical Technology/Engineering - Electrical Technology/Engineering

Personal and professional environments have become more and more technologically advanced requiring qualified electrical technicians to design, maintain and/or service safe, efficient electrical systems to power this technology; especially in construction and industrial environments. You’ll enjoy hands-on work in the fascinating, intricate, and dynamic world of modern electrical technology. Lincoln’s training program can help spark the beginning of your successful career. Professionals with industry experience will provide you with the hands-on skills and knowledge you need to break into this challenging industry.

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Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning (HVAC) -

If you are looking to focus your HVAC training, Lincoln Tech has a program to suit your needs. You can light a fire under your career and learn the essentials of Heating, Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Service. In this program, you will be able to concentrate your efforts on the skills required to install and service comfort cooling and refrigeration systems.

From climate control to electricity to the fundamentals of refrigeration systems, air conditioning design/layout and warm air heating, Lincoln Tech can get you started in this exciting career field. In about a year you can acquire the necessary skills for an entry-level position in Heating, Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Service.

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Welding - Welding

No matter how complicated or sophisticated technology becomes, one thing remains constant in the construction, fabrication and plant maintenance business: metal must be joined to metal, and only skilled, qualified Welding Technicians can do this vital job. At Lincoln our experienced instructors will give you the hands-on skills and knowledge you need in all the key elements of professional welding, including Basic Arc (SMAW) Welding, GMAW/FCAW (MIG) Plate Welding and GMAW/FCAW (MIG) Pipe Welding, to name just a few. So don’t wait to become part of this highly skilled, highly respected trade; strike while the iron is hot and start training for an even hotter career right now…Call Lincoln TODAY!

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Air Conditioning, Heating & Refrigeration - The Air Conditioning, Heating and Refrigeration (Texas) and Air Conditioning Refrigeration and Major Appliances Service Technology (Occupational Associate Degree - OAD in Florida) programs equip the graduates with training required for entry-level positions for residential and commercial air conditioning service and repair, plus positions as maintenance technicians for larger chilled water systems.

• Electrical Troubleshooting
• A/C Installation, Service, and Repair
• Heating Systems
• Refrigeration Units
• EPA Certification Preparation

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Combination Welding - The Combination Welding program trains students in shielded metal arc, gas MIG and TIG welding in preparation for employment in the building and construction industries, shipbuilding, manufacturing, and oil field services.

• MIG and TIG Welding
• Metal Arc
• Pipe Welding
• Oxygen-Acetylene Welding
• Metal Grinding
• AWA and API Certification Preparation

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Electrical Technician - There is currently no description for this program. ...Request Program Info

Electrical Technician - The Electrical Technician Diploma program at Lamson Institute will familiarize you with electrical code and provide you with the hands-on skills needed to work with electrical systems. You will learn how to install wires and bend conduit. You will develop expertise with manual and electric industrial controls, as well as transformer and motor systems. The knowledge you obtain in this program will allow you to work with new and existing electrical systems in a residential, commercial, or industrial capacity. ...Request Program Info

Electrical Technician - The objective of the Electrician program is to prepare students with the knowledge, technical skills, and work habits required for an entry-level position as an electrician. This program provides instruction in the basic fundamentals of electricity and its practical applications; instructs students in direct current and alternating current circuitry; residential, commercial and industrial wiring, along with specialized areas such as motors and motor control circuits, transformer installations and services requirements; and provides instruction of the National Electrical Code and its application to safe electrical installations. Students may use their skills in entry-level positions as electricians on new construction projects, on additions for restoration sites, or may secure commercial or industrial maintenance positions. Graduates of the program may utilize their skills to find entry-level employment as an electrician in various companies to include: building construction and design; general building construction; commercial and residential construction; construction equipment and supply; hobby and model construction supplies; lake and pond maintenance; paving contractors and construction; and swimming pool contractors. ...Request Program Info

Electrical Technician -

There is currently no description for this program.

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Electrical Technician -

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Cosmetology -

The Cosmetology Diploma Program provides training in various phases of cosmetology, including manicures, pedicures, facials and wig care. The objective of this program is to prepare graduates for entry-level positions as cosmetologists in work locations such as licensed beauty salons, day spas, or nail salons.

Program completion normally takes 48 weeks (close to 1 year) for full-time students. In addition, Cosmetology students must attend 1,500 clock hours in order to apply for licensure¹ and graduate with a diploma.

¹ Additional licensure requirements apply.

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Courses include instruction in:

• Basic anatomy and physiology
• Hands-on training in chemical relaxing, permanent waving, and hair design, including:
  • color techniques
  • hair shaping (cutting)
  • braiding
  • extensions,
  • wig styling and care,
  • thermal styling
  • and product knowledge.
• Introduction to color techniques, such as frosting and tipping, lightening and framing
• Facial make-up and artistry
• Nail structure and growth, nail art, manicures and pedicures
• And an introduction to salon management

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Culinary -

There are a wide variety of culinary establishments found today, everything from small restaurants to large banquet facilities. These types of businesses require individuals who are trained in a variety of culinary areas to ensure their customers are treated appropriately. These areas include measuring, mixing, and cooking ingredients according to recipes, as well as directing other kitchen workers, estimating food requirements, and ordering food supplies.

The objective of the Culinary Arts Program is to provide graduates with the skills and knowledge that will enable them to qualify for entry-level positions in the many different types of culinary facilities. These positions include, but are not limited to, short-order cooks, cafeteria cooks, food preparers, and sous chefs.

This training program is divided into six and twelve-week quarters. Completion of the 96 week program is acknowledged by the awarding of an Associates of Applied Science Degree.

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Advanced Combination Welding - This program will prepare you for entry-level employment as a combination arc and combination heliarc welder/fitter. Your program will emphasize oxy-acetylene cutting and welding, uphill plate and structural welding, refinery and industrial uphill pipe welding, downhill pipeline welding, heliarc/TIG welding on carbon steel, plate and pipe, and basic pipe layout and fitting fabrications. This program is designated for the beginning welder who wants to become a combination arc/heliarc TIG welder/fitter. The extended scope of the program gives the student some degree of independence and more flexibility on the job as a welder. This is our most complete program and will prepare you to take advantage of each advancement opportunity as it comes along. ...Request Program Info