Upon successful completion of the Massage Therapy program, the student will have been trained in the necessary skills of anatomy, physiology, and therapeutic massage to apply a variety of manual massage techniques in order to positively affect the health and well-being of clients. The program also trains the student to understand various Western and non-Western massage systems, to understand the regulations/laws and business skills required to successfully operate a massage practice, to know how to promote themselves in the massage profession, and to develop a caring attitude toward their clients.Having successfully completed the program, the student may qualify for such entry-level positions as Massage Therapist and Massage Practitioner within a variety of settings.

Upon successful completion of the Administrative Medical Assistant program, the student will have been trained in the necessary skills to utilize business productivity software (including Microsoft Word, Excel, and Access), to touch-type proficiently, to handle patient intake, to understand basic human anatomy and physiology, to understand and apply correct medical terminology in a medical office setting, to handle routine business operations in the medical-practice front office, to understand the use of the International Classification of Disease (ICD-9) and the Current Procedural Terminology (CPT) systems in coding medical records and forms, and to understand how to use standard government and third-party insurance forms. The student will also have been trained to communicate effectively in a professional healthcare environment and in searching for employment. The student will assemble a Personal Portfolio of samples of his/her work that is intended to assist the student in successfully competing for a job.Having successfully completed the program, the student may qualify for such entry-level positions as Medical Assistant, Administrative Medical Assistant, Medical (Front) Office Assistant, or Medical Receptionist in a variety of healthcare settings.

Upon successful completion of the Pharmacy Technician program, the student will have been trained in the necessary skills to obtain employment in a variety of pharmacy settings, including community pharmacies, hospital pharmacies, and in-patient-facility pharmacies. The student will be able to assist a Registered Pharmacist in day-to-day pharmacy operations; understand basic anatomy and physiology; understand all mathematical calculations required to process prescriptions; understand the basic pharmacology of the most common classes of prescription drugs; correctly process prescriptions; handle routine pharmacy laboratory tasks; and be ready to take and pass the national certification examination for pharmacy technicians. The student will also have been trained to communicate effectively in searching for employment and will assemble a Personal Portfolio of samples of his/her work that is intended to assist the student in successfully competing for a job. Having successfully completed the program, the student may qualify for such entry-level positions as a Pharmacy Technician, Pharmacy Assistant, or Pharmacy Clerk under the supervision of a Registered Pharmacist.

Upon successful completion of the Business Accounting program, the student will have been in the necessary skills to understand and apply generally accepted accounting principles in both service and merchandise industries as well as corporate environments, to use the software packages QuickBooks Pro and Peachtree Complete Accounting in performing accounting responsibilities, and to perform 10-key data entry and run tapes on accounting activities. The student will also be trained to understand the operation of a Windows-based computer, to touch-type proficiently, to utilize business productivity software (including Microsoft Word, Excel, and Access), and to communicate effectively in searching for employment. The student will also assemble a Personal Portfolio of samples of his/her work that is intended to assist the student in successfully competing for a job.Having successfully completed the program, the student may qualify for such entry-level positions as a Bookkeeping Assistant, Accounting Clerk, Junior Accountant, Payroll Clerk, or Accounts Payable/Receivable Clerk.

This program is designed to improve the English-language skills of speakers of other languages who need these skills in order to obtain employment in positions for which they have pre-existing skills and experience. Upon successful completion of the Intermediate ESL program, the student will have been trained in intermediate English-language speaking, listening, reading, and writing skills; a deeper understanding of American society, culture, workplace expectations, and workplace practices; essential computer skills; and the ability to carry out a successful job search (locating job openings, resume preparation, job-application skills, and interviewing skills). Having successfully completed the Intermediate ESL program, students will be eligible for gainful employment in the United States in a variety of positions that integrate their pre-existing skills and experience with their English-language competencies acquired in this program.

Upon successful completion of the Medical Biller program, the student will have been trained in the necessary skills to touch-type proficiently; to utilize Microsoft Word; to understand and apply correct medical terminology in a medical billing setting; to demonstrate proficiency in the use of the International Classification of Disease (ICD-9-CM), the Current Procedural Terminology (CPT), and the Healthcare Common Procedure Coding System (HCPCS) systems in coding medical records, forms, and claims; to correctly use standard government and third-party insurance forms; and to correctly process medical billing claims to all types of payment providers. The student will also have been trained to communicate effectively in a searching for employment and will have assembled a Personal Portfolio of samples of his/her work that is intended to assist the student in successfully competing for a job.Having successfully completed the program, the student may qualify for such entry-level positions as Billing Specialist, Medical Biller, Medicare Biller, (Medical) Billing Specialist, Electronic Claims Processor, or Accounts Receivable Clerk (Healthcare) in a variety of healthcare settings.

This program is designed to improve the English-language skills of speakers of other languages who need these skills in order to obtain employment in positions for which they have pre-existing skills and experience. Upon successful completion of the Beginning ESL program, the student will have been trained in beginning English-language speaking, listening, reading, and writing skills; a basic understanding of American society, culture, workplace expectations, and workplace practices; essential computer skills; and the ability to carry out a successful job search (locating job openings, resume preparation, job-application skills, and interviewing skills).Having successfully completed the Intermediate ESL program, students will be eligible for gainful employment in the United States in a variety of positions that integrate their pre-existing skills and experience with their English-language competencies acquired in this program.