Certificates

A certificate program is a group of related courses designed to provide students with entry-level workplace skills in a particular field. While most certificates do not lead to an occupational license, they are often recognized by employers as a credential that demonstrates job-readiness, self-organization, and a commitment to lifelong learning. It is also possible to use the credits in a certificate program as a stepping stone to an associate degree. Students who want to work toward a certificate should meet with an advisor.

CCV currently offers certificates in the following areas: allied health preparation, childcare, clinical laboratory assistant, computer business applications, computer systems management, essential workplace skills, health information specialist, medical assistant, substance abuse services, sustainable building technology and website design.

Programs

• •  Allied Health Preparation
• •  Childcare
• •  Clinical Laboratory Assistant
• •  Computer Business Applications
• •  Computer Systems Management
• •  Essential Workplace Skills
• •  Health Information Specialist
• •  Medical Assistant
• •  Substance Abuse Services
• •  Sustainable Building Technology
• •  Web Site Design